Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-25

I Highland Press: Tom PriSk, OF
Mineral Point, spent Sunday with
IdaSStevens at Montfort.
s0REAMERy butter price last week
was223 cents. For this week about
thessame is expected.
PUBLICATION of the election ballot
eompels the omission of w. G. II, L.
notes and other things this week.
MIR. |. H. TARRANT, registered
drug clerk from Janesvslle, has been
engaged as clerk at Pulford's drug
store.
UNCLAIMED letters are in the
Mineral Point postotfice addressed
to Dave Graham, A. w. Manying,
and S. p. Smith.
THE Misses Millie and Minnie
Short, and Miss Lettie Jackson at
ltendedthe lecture at Dodgeville last
Friday evening.
Our hand has been engaged to take
part in the great republican rally at
Dodgeville tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
| ALL republicans who would like
to attend the great republican rally
at Dodgeyille tomorrow will please
report at the club room tonight.
NEXT Saturday our high school
| foot ball team will tussel with the
big normal school team at Platte
vile.
DIR. MCDONALD has bought the trot-
ting mare Hazel G. from A. w. Cobb,
and will put her in competent hands
to fit for the season of 1895.
MRS. KoHS left for her home in
Milwaukee last Saturday noon, af-
ter several weeks visit in this city,
the guest Of Miss None James.
LEVI POLLARD, the young orator
from Linden, will speak to our peo-
pie at the Republican League room
tonight. Come and hear the glee club.
Mr.. VIM, MURRIsH seems to be ON
the way to recovery. His two sons,
one from Nebraska and one from
Dakota, who We're called here by his
illness, have returned to their homes.
MR.. GEO. PHELPS is forming a
friendship in this city that will be
lasting, by giving the patrons of
Masten's barber shop good shave
and courteous treatment.
TEACHERS and others are remind
ed that copies of either of the group
pictures recently made of the schools
can be procured at J. f. Hosking's
gallery.
OUR high school foot ball team
has receiyee challenge from the
Dodgeville team, to which Manager
Hammil has responded inviting the
ehallengers to come over on Nov II.
WE hear that Miss Hannah Maui
ger, who went into Milwaukee to
clerk for thinner Bros, has resigned
her position with this firm, and has
accepted similar one with Gimbel
Bros, the great dry goods firm Of the
cream city.
Mr.. j. T. PRYOR came in from
Dodgeville last Thursday to attend
meeting of the Mineral Point Com
mandery of Knights Templar, and
was greeted by many friends who
are joyed that he is recovering from
di abling illness.
PROHIBITION meetings are sched-
uled for Monday and Tuesday eve
nings of next week, at the city hall.
If they have votes in proportion to
their meetings. our prohibition friends
will lead all others at the election in
this city.
THE P. NJ. Alpha Society will hold
its annual bazaar Thursday, Nov. 1st,
in the lecture room of the church.
Among the articles for sale, there
will be pickles, jellies and fruit. Re
freshments consisting Of coffee, sand
wiches, ice cream and cake will be
served. The bazaar will be open at
$50 o'clock Come and spend an
enjoyable evening.
THE hunting party comprised of
Geo. Masten, Emil Duppler, Ed. Gull
len and Chas. Noble, who went last
week for big game in to northern
Wisconsin, have been heard from in
the carcas Of fine deer Further
comes a report that the party have
slaughtered bear. But John Kauff-
man only says: "Oh! dem tings can
be bought cheap up dere.n
BROTHER MoNAHAN, Of the Dar-
lington Republican, is doing some ef-
fective speaking for the republican
party. He has been talking in Mil
waukee and other lake shore points,
and Of course captures his audiences.
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