Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-09-26

LaMalle sold to Chicago wholesale
dealers over 1000 yards of flannel
from the Mineral Point Wooden
Mils
SOME fool predictor made the an
nouncement that last Wednesday,
Sept. 20, would prove to be the hot
test day for over twenty years.
There was nothing in it as usual.
A NUPTIAL knot was tied by P.
Allen, Sr., at his residence, last
Sunday evening, Sept. 90. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Henry
Fessenden and Miss Annie NJ.
Libby.
FRANK GRADER is very success
fully filling, temporarily, the posi-
tion of cutter in j. J. O'Rouk's
tailoring establishment at Wausaa,
this state. lie has been away about
six weeks.
For three weeks this section has
been served with clear, hot weather,
exceptionally so for the season,
without any rain whatever, and
much anxiety is beginning to be
felt because of the drouth.
II. ZlMMER has got back from his
purchasing trip, and wants every
body to call and inspect his new
goods. While away he saw the
'what is it," something new in the
line of refreshing amusement in
Chicago.
AT the p. NJ. Church tomorrow
Rev. Chubb will preach morning
and evening. Morning subject:
"Peter and John running to the
sepulchre." Evening subject;
"Three voices from Gadara, and
what they said"
THE new Kickapoo Valley Rail.
road will be completed to Soldiers
Grove, just fifteen miles from Will
ton, it's northern terminus, by Nov.
Is. Mr.. Phil. Spoouer has now
gone to New York where he will
purchase equipments for the road.
A MU,KRAT was killed in trout
of the Economy store by some boys
recently; and few days ago a
snake from Is to 30 inches long
made its appearance on the floor OF
Ben Wiun's barber shop. Will
Kober was not slow in taking the
life Of the intruder
GALENA experienced an $4,000
fire last Saturday about 10 O'Clock
in the evening. 1t originated ii
the finishing room of Armbruster
& Ross furniture store. Water, a,
applied by the fire companies, Ii
said to be as prominent in the
cause Of loss as fire. Poor general.
ship somewheres.
A CAR load Of fine steers averag
ing 1900 pounds each were sold last
Monday by the Ross Bros. at $4.0C
per hundred to Louis Graber fol
shipment to Chicago. And thI'
week Jas. Hutchinson 81 Sons solo
for future delivery three car loads
Of choice three-year old steers at q
handsome figure.
The Madison Journal sIys that q
large green worm is making havoc
with the trees in this city. They
seem to eat until filled full and then
drop to the ground. The conse
queuee is that the sidewalks under
the .rees are covered with them
and ladies scream and shrug thel
shoulders as they are occasionally
crawling up and down their dresses
The foliage is being very rapidly
I devoured by the worm.
Gov. PECK was heard to aver by
many thousands Of this city and VI
cinity that it was about the righ
caper for boys 10 steal watermelons.
A boy living near Albany, Dane
county, must have heard of this con
cluslon of the Governors, as h'
went out the other day and visited
a neighbours melon patch. Result
boy with a lacerated hole in one
OF his legs Immediately after the re
port Of a shot gun; life in DANCE r
TIE largest and test assortmen
&C cb.mois skins ever in the city, q
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