Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-07
NUMBER 10

John Gray, is here from Niohrara,
Neb., for a short stay. The principal
object Of his mission il to solicit OF
our farmers seed for the destitute
farmers Of his section.
AN expression Of preference for
pastor for the r. NJ. church in this
city, had at a meeting last Monday
evening, was largely in favor Of Eev.
T. Kent, who SO acceptably served the
congregation several years ago. Rev.
;, II, Chubhs pastorate expires by
limitation under the laws of the
church with the current conference
year
Our enterprising friend the High
land Press is aggrieved that its print
was criticised by the TRlBU M, and
seems 70 think the remarks were
prompted BY unfriendly rivalry.
Not at all. The Press and TRIBUNE
do no conflict IN the least, We We're
annoyed at having to guess 1T SO
much in reading tile Press, Nothing
more, neighbor. That YOU are to
have n new dress we rejoice.
a TALL girl named Short loved a
certain big Mr.. Little. Little think
ing short, loved little lass named
Long. TO make long story short,
Little proposed to Long, and Short
longed 70 be even with Little's short
comings. So Short meeting Long,
threatened 60 marry Little before
long, which caused Little in short
time to marry Long. Query: bid
tail short love big Little less because
Little loved Long,
TIE Review Of Reviews for March,
in accordance With its custom, dis
cusscs the work Of the various state
legislatures, thirty-three Of which
were in session during January and
February. The Reviews article gives
the results of recent correspondence
with officers and members OF these
Legislative bodies in all parts of the
country, thus forming unique con-
tribution to current political inror-
nation.
MINERAL PoINp city is represent
ed in the list of jurymon for the
spring term Of the circuit court by
Rob. Matthews, James Brewer, Ben
Tonkin, VIM. kislingburg and w.
w. Williams. From the town Of
Mineral Point John Greenwood II
the sole representative. Five are
drawn from the sand plains and
rocky bluffs Of Arena,
A PARTY looking for business 10
cation writes To inquire about open
ing a hardware store in Mineral
Point. As he sees no advertisement
of such business in the local papers,
he assumes there is none here. We
had to inform him there were four
hardware stores here, but as they
seem TO have 50 much business as
not to need any advertising there
might be room for another.
| AN optinlst correspondent Of the
Dodgeyille Chronicle says: 'In
spite Of the hard times past, Linden
has the promise Of Improvement
during the coming year. The Lin
den Mining Go. has force Of 25 men
at work, and expect when summer
opens 70 have their force increased.
Should Smith, Nieks, Heathcoek d
Go, prove successful, which is antici-
pated, they will increase their force;
and when tiribble & Sons get down
there will be Just as big boom in
mining rs ever Was here.
| a gentleman ofths county sho has excellent
Judgment remarked 10 as thu other day that
he knew Of no pill good Tor constipation,
dyspepsia and liver complaint rs DC Wits Lit
tlc faily Riscrs. W. II papr,ux.
GsE-- Prompf llogiaoat NJ assess-
mcpta d M II. II. lIis iadustrim
1ssociatioa meufa stppptag M iptcr-
cR chur0os.
Parents, Heed This Warning.
Youngsters under II years Of age
are hereby warned to keep ofi the
ears IN the yards IN this city. under