Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-09
himself among the citizens of Min
eral Point on Tuesday. Mr.. Morris

Honesl, lnuuslilous, loydi cltlZen.
JOHN PADoN and wife have re-
turned from Manchester, 1owo, to
make this their future home.
LAST Friday Geo. Treweek and
his sister, Mamie, drove to Madison,
where they have spent week.
FROM June 2, 1890, to Sept. 81,
1890, the Darlington Mutual Fire
insurance company issued one hun
dred and ten policies.
THREE young men of Dodgeville,
Messrs. Jones, Perry and Williams,
were in the city Tuesday for the
purpose of attending the faneral Of
their friend, John O'Dowd, Jr.
REV. McMANUs, the newly ap-
pointed pastor of the M. E. church
of this city, preached his first SER
mon last Sunday. His remarks were
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delivered in an earnest manner and
were well received.
For the benefit of those who
want to know the exact time Mr..
Ole Steensland, the Republican can
didate for county treasurer, spent
in AND ersonvilie prison, the TRIBUNE
gives the facts: Nineteen months ana
three days.
In w. w. Williams this county
has the equal to the best county
clerk in the state. This is proven
by off cial reports and records. No
voter can afford to neglect personal
interests by failing to vote for Mr..
Williams.
Dr.. w. g. HALEs and wife re-
turned from their wedding trip Mon.
day evening, when were gathered
at their new home a large number
of friends to tender a reception,
among them the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shepherd, of
Platteville.
As Monday mornings train pulled
out there were noticeable on board
Mr.. Sam'l Jenkin, Mrs. E. Hosking
and Will White, all bound for En-
glewood, ILL.,, the former two to
visit with relatives, and the latter
for the purpose of learning the
plumbing business. Also, Mrs. VIM.
Lanyon, Jr., who goes to Pittsbu urg,
Kan, for visit with some of heI
folks.
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for patent? Or do you wish to
know anything about patents, a sub
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interested? Messrs. G. A. Snow Il
Co., 7lo Sth, St. N. W., Washing
ton, D. c., will obtain your patent
or answer your questions. We
know them to be entirely trust-
worthy. Read their advertisement
in another column.
JOHN r. OSBORNE returned home
from his trip to Pittsburg, Kan.
where he went some weeks ago TO
look after the welfare of his trotting
horse and to see what that country
is like. He reports the horse in
good shape and trotting in the :30s,
and well liked by the horsemen
down there. The country, John
thinks, is not altogether desirable
for living in, but the rushing and
booming style of the towns is very
enticing to parties eager to better
their financial condition.
AGAIN we are impelled TO invite
attention of patriotic citizens TO the
fact that Ole Steensland was one of
those patriots who endured 10
months of the horrors of Anderson
vile prison pen, while his opponent
remained at safe distance from
the seat of strife and voted with
the democratic party that the var
for the Union was unconstlta uonal /,
failure, and should be stopped,
even on terms of disrupting the
nation. Republicans and comrad es
of Ole Steensland, remember this
when solicited to vote for hls oppo-
nent, Mr. Curry.
DEMOCRATS realizing the fsistske
made by their party in denouncing
the compulsory education Law and