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


cape sale Oct. llth and 18th, at Pen.
hallegons.
LOVELY! and 50 cheap say the
ladies after visiting the millinery
store of Aiegin 4 Wearne.
Hot coffee free TO all callers at
Hendra Bros. and Gorgen 4 Pittz
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, this
week.
DON'T miss seeing "Eva's Golden
Chariot" "glittering gem costing
over $4,000, to be seen in the grand
free street parade given by The Cook
Twin Sisters Big Scar Uncle Toms
Cabin Co.
j. p. HAWKINS has renovated the
Allen lodge hall, in the town OF
Waldwick, with fresh paint and pa
per, making it neat place of meet
ing for the Good Templars OF the
neighborhood.
SHOWS may come and go, but none
seem to stand the test so we'll as Mrs.
Stoves immortal historical novel,
Uncle Toms Cabin. The grand parade
is the finest ever witnessed at Min
eral Point, Oct. 18th.
Hon. j. M. SMITH has temporarily
closed his wigwam among the
Indians of northwest Minnesota, and
is with his friends in Mineral Point
for short visit. He looks as well
and gooo natured as ever.
HON. G. G. Cox returned from the
brewers fair disabled, and was con-
fined to his bed for several days. The
strain was too much for one of his
legs, that was weakened by a gum
shot wound many years ago.
LosT, on Wednesday evening Sept.
%, on High street in Mineral Point
or on the hill south of M. Il. church,
a gold hunting case watch, with
chain attached. Finder will be suit
ably rewarded on return of same to
this office
BEN AND CHAs. WINN have eX-
changed residences. 1t is under
stood that Charley will reside i'll the
new house secured in the trade, and
Ben will reside in the rooms over
Weisen's barber shop, and rent the
place he gets from Charley.
THE 700 tons of blackjack recently
purchased at Highland by Robt.
Lanyon, is being hauled to Avoca
for shipment over the G. NJ. d st. I,
r. r. to Pittsburg, Kansas, the
freight rate from Avoca being one
dollar ton less than from Cobb.
THE state supreme court has af-
firmed the judgment OF $1,000 given
in the circuit court to James McDer-
mott against the St. Paul railroad,
for injuries received by being thrown
from wagon while crossing the
track in this city some two years
ago.
STUDENTS TICKETS, and also for
children of 10 years or under, for the
Public Library Lecture course, only
$l00 for the season. On sale at the
Library rooms Wednesday and sat
urday afternoons and evenings, or
can be obtained from any of the di-
rectors.
THE p. M. Sunday School will be
supplied with 200 new singing books.
The Billhoru being the one selected,
BY taking this number a good dis
count or 4 small organ can be secured
The pastor will take the organ for
use in his work and pay the discount
into the school treasury.
Mr.. WIN. GoLDswoBTHY came up
Saturday from Hillsdale, Ill, to pur-
chase some dairy cattle from Hoare
Brothers and others. He seems to
be prospecting ana Is none tle worse
for the severe accident Of which he
was victim some time ago. mem
toned at the time in the TRIBUNE.
w. w. CHADWICK, assistant state
dairy and food commissioner, inspec-
ted some OF the creameries and cheese
factories III this vicinity Tuesday,
and incidentally investigated the
quality of the TR1BUNE's republican
ism. He expressed satisfaction as TO
the purity Of our dairy products, but
as to the other product gave no certif-
icate.
Our foot ball team expect to
"line up" against the Galena team
a week from next Saturday. Should
this expectation be realized hotly
contested game Is assured, a. the
Galena boys are said to be a strong
team, and the playing quality Of our
BOYS II well known, even by Platte
Vile, who for some reason refuses to
play them.