Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-10-17

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bakery business to Mr.. N, DAVIS.
The new proprietor is a COMPETENT
baker, and full of enterprise.
RECENT heavy rains damaged
very much what wheat was in shock
in the Dakotas, and it is said there
was considerable in that shape.
Our neighbor, the Democrat, is
right in coming out strongly in
favor of market day. The city
and farmers would profit thereby.
REV. w. J. c. BOND, who was
summoned hither from Kewauee,
H., by the death of his mother,
made the TRIBUNE an appreciated
call,
IN order to secure the finest
watch, clock, or jewelry to be had
at the the lowest prices yet heard
of 60 to VIM. Mauger's jewelry
store.
RINGING Bios, Of Blraboo, are
reported to have cleared the neat
sum. of $4,000 from their circus
during the season just drawing to a
close.
FouR deep wells have been drilled
for the new pulp mills, and each
has an inexhaustable supply Of
water. The fifth will be drilled
at once.
Hon. G. G. Cox witnessed the
unveiling of the Grant monument
at Chicago last week, and he regards
it as one of the grandest events in
the history of Chicago.
A. G. DELLER has sufficiently re-
covered from his sickness to be out
and hustle business. Heed what he
says in his notices and display ad'
vertisement in this issue.
Mrs. J. f. JOHNSON and daughters
Gladyse and Irene, of Wausau
Wis, are visiting at the residence
of Ler poronto, Nj. and Mrs
James Argall Of this city.
p. NJ. CHuRcu tomorrow: Mr.
Phil. Allen, Jr., will preach at 1886
a m, and at Z p. m. Rev. S. r
Chubb will occupy the pulpit. Sub
iect: "True, After 500 Years"
CoNTAGIos diseases have troubled
Madison to such an extent, particu
larly diphtheria, that the mayor and
some other citizens strongly favor
the establishment Of hospital.
CHAs. GoELz has sufficiently re
covered from his long siege o
sickness to be able to appear on ou
streets again. His appearance in
dicates that he had a hard pull.
SQUIRRELS are ripe, but they have
been a little hard to shoot owning
to the dense foliage. A few more
frosts will make their capture easy.
by denuding the trees Of leaves.
WIN. MAUGER, proposes that hi
stock Of fine watches, jewelry, etc.
shall keep pace with Mineral Point''
: boom, if you doubt it examine the
+ same. Prices astonishingly low.
, The Alpha Society Of the p. NJ
' church will hold its annual bazaa
| and festival in the Good Templars
e hall on Thursday, the goth. Admis
= sion to supper 25cts., children l5cts
EDITOR HEARN, being postmaster
at the county seat, and inspector o
: postoffices throughout the county II
accordance with a new law, was il
our city for that purpose the othe
day.
NOTHING better can be found II
the line of goods which A. G.. Del
Ter, the clothier and gents fnrnisher
e has in stock for the fall and wiute
e trade. Everybody inspect. AZ
> Work on the main building 70
the new paper and pulp mills is be
ing pushed vigorously by = Alien
;. ST., the contractor. How do thos
; people who were always in doub
feel now?
!, Boys, be careful. Only the othe
e day lad Of about Is years, of Bal
n aboo, started off with a rihe, and
short while afterwards was foun'
y in the woods with a bullet hole i
e bis forehead lie vas lying Hat o.
:. Lis face win the gun underneat