Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-17

hhod Sdiueu SEEDS at OaSn Gr0-
Gerry House.
The summer lads and lasses will
be out soon, ahd the world will
wonder where they have been all
winter.
BUSINESS on the farms causes a
quietnoss in the city, That's all
right; can't have it lively in both
places at the same time.
The two Kentucky mares pur-
chased by A. w. Cobb, arrived here
last Saturday. They are young and
their pedigrees decidedly fancy.
NEVER in the history of Mineral
Point were the stockmen of this
section so well supplied with oppor-
tunities to raise good horses as now.
INTEREST in the knitting factory
is as intense as ever, and now the
Mayor has got home the committee
on investigation will get down to
business.
THE Ross Bros. blackjack mine,
located on the south side of the
road going down Spensley's hill,
west of this city, is about the best
in this section.
On Sunday lightning struch and
tore to pieces medium sized tree
near the barn of Alderman Jacka.
The electric current then spent its
force on fence post close 10y.
DARLINGTON and Chicago are max
ing simultaneous efforts to suppress
gambling. If driven from both
cities, where will the "sports" find
an abiding place? asks the Journal
of the former place.
PROF. GUST. BETcHER, from Chi
cago reed organ factory, will make
headquarters at 5. 7. Osborne's
music store for a month or six
weeks. All orders for organ repairs
will receive prompt attention.
G. 5. HEIMsrREET, the young
man who served as druggist in Pri-
deaux's drug store the past winter,
bade farewell to his companions
and acquaintances Wednesday and
left for GAINESVILLE, his home.
MISS BEULAH JOINER, who spent
the past winter in this city, left yes
terday for her home in Wyoming,
this county. After spending few
days at home she will start for Col
orado to be gone year at least.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Isaac SUTHERs took
a pleasant drive to Mazo Mamie to-
day, for the purpose of seeing Mrs.
SIS brother, Thos. Woolrich, who is
still suffering from the effects of an
accident which happened last fall.
II is against the law to sell brook
trout caught in the public waters of
this state. A fisherman who cap
lures more than enough for his own
use is expected to divide with the
editor. This is not only lawful but
commendable, thinks an exchange.
THE understanding prevailing
among some that connection cannot
be made at Davis Junction with
the limited fast train for the west
by leaving here on the l:55 p. M.
train, is all wrong. Such has been
proved this week. When Agent
Snow makes an assertion it is re-
liable.
The TRIBUNE is in receipt of a
large and interesting illustrated
publication by the government en-
titled, "The Growth Of Industrial
Art" and our thanks are alone due
to Congressman LaFolette for same.
We would be pleased to show the
book to any of our industrial friends
who care to peruse it.
That we did not experience a
severe storm on Sunday was not
because of lack Of prospects. Such
threatening aud darkness Is rare.
Many Of our citizens partook of the
MONDAY meal by lamp light. A
hail storm followed by heavy rain
Of short duration was haa at that
hour, and another heavy shower in
the latter part Of the afternoon.
Several citizens were seized with