Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-24


cans of the town of Mineral Point
will meet in caucus Saturday after
noon. Oct lst, at O'clock, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the
county convention. 1t is hoped
there will be a full attendance.
PER Con-.
ALL fairs held within the last
three weeks have Jared badly
financially.
THAT millinery opening at H.
Zimmer's on the 28th and Doth insts.
no lady should miss.
THE Methodist conference, held
at Dodgeville last week, came out
firmly for prohibition.
THE wife of John Christopher
lcolored), Of this city, has been
4 taken 10 the Mendoza asylum.
A. w. CoBB's horse, Judge Hines,
u won the 2;85 pacing race at Elkhorn
4 on Thursday in straight heats.
House. burglars, who do their
4 bold work in broad daylight, and
Il among The residences, are annoying
Il Madison people very much.
Il How do you like the Republican
d glee club, and what do you think Of
d the drilled boys? "Immense," is the
common reply to both questions.
PARTIES having won premiums
at the Mineral Point fair can get
q their money by calling at the First
" National bank after the 25th inst.
WARREN parties are desirious Of
starting a broom factory in this city,
u and it is understood that they will
S do so if a suitable building can be
IS secured.
@ AS yet there has not been frost of
sufficient force to damage csrn. If
# Jack will keep off for another week
NJ there will be better crop of corn
than many expect.
N Rev. NJ. STRAW, the new M. Z.
I'll minister, will not preach next Sun
Id day evening as announced, but will
take charge Of the morning service
NJ the next Sunday, Oct. 2nd.
Nj A PPoHIBITIoN convention for
I'd the purpose of nominating a candi-
NJ date for State Senator, will be held
at the city hall, in this city, on Sat
n urday afternoon, Oct. /, at o'clock.
MINERS are realizing a good price
II for dry bone this fall. What is re-
N markable is the fact that good
u grades of this ore command near
Il y as high figure per ton as black
Il jack.
Il From the large amount of choice
II goods arriving at Gundry, Gray 81
N Co.'S one might imagine that Mr..
L2MaIIe, the buyer, was testing the
b supplying powers of the Chicago
II wholesale market.
u LUTHER BEECHER, prominently
b connected with the old Mineral Pt.
Il railroad, died at Detroit on the 10th
In his 18th year. He was a shrewd
n capitalist, and has left from two to
three millions of dollars.
n THIS glorious September weather,
Il together with the outlook that the
country will be free from pestilence,
should encourage every department
q business. Take off your coat,
y FoI up your sleeves, and so in.
From present indications it is sur
missed that it won't be long before
. creamery of large capacity will be
ID operation in this city. This is one
o the enterprises needed to keep
our city to the front in the march
d = Progression.
N REy. 5. r. CHUBB will preach in
ls N, f. church tomorrow morn
lg at 1890 o'clock. Subject: "a
io'Aopt Committee and it's work for
.1e Saviour Mr.. Phil. Allen, Jr.
wi preach in the evening, in place
VI the new pastor.
y IHE person giving his name as
4ier, who was arrested for pocket
aIng at our recent fair, and was
-Amlited to the county jail to