Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-11


Fourth this year; but was treated to
a temperance grafton" on Wednes-
day by one of our citizens.
A number of our people went to
Blanchardville. Dodgeville and Free
port to celebrate the Unions day.
Now we suggest that we keep our
people at home next year, by having
grand celebration ourselves. If we
join patriotism and energy, we dare
say we can get up good celebration
for 90
Mr.. U. James and family and Mr..
J. Fathers and family celebrated at
Waldwick.
Mr.. G. 7. Corey and family went to
Mt. Horeb to celebrate the Fourth of
July, and visited the remainder of the
week with friends at Mt. Horeb and
Mazomanie.
Mr.. Richards has his feather rem.
ovator in operation. Now is the time
to have your feathers cleaned, for it is
seldom such an opportunity presents
! itself
Mrs. Thos. Thompson is quite ill at
present writing.
Little Willie Maloney is slowly re-
covering from a severe attack of
blood poison. He is under the skill
full treatment of DR.. Hiram Day, who
performed trying operation on the
little fellow Sunday.
Krist Matson is moving back on his
farm again, after living about two
years in town.
Gust Rude, who had X. Matson's
farm rented, has removed his family
10 to Hans Nelson's unoccupied
house.
Monday and Tuesday about five
thousand dollars worth of stock left
this station.
The Gribble Brothers shipped car
load of stock that they expect to
bring an average of $65 per head.
Mrs. Agnes Haynes is up from Chi
cago, to visit with her mother, broth
ers aud sisters here.
Dan Regan has purchased a fine
Woodmansee windmill of J. A..
Johnson.
Misses Barbara Holtz and Pauline
G bel, of Perry, visited friends at
Hollandale and vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. T. Lee and family of Slough.
ton, Wis.,, are visiting with Mr.. Ole
Steensland and family.
stephen Dowd came over from Min
eral Point on Wednesday, to remain
for an indefinite period.
Henry Ryan took business trip to
Blanchardville Monday.
Edward Theobauld, of Middlebury.
went up to Dodgeville Tuesday to
transact business.
Slower & Co., of Winslow, were
around picking up stock cattle here
this week, and shipped two car loads
from Jonesdale Tuesday.
II. |. Wade, ST., of Adamsville has
sold his fine stock farm to Edward
Theobauld. of Middlebury. Consider
alton $4,000.
There were four runaways in Hol-
landale last Saturday; but no serious
damage was done.
Messrs. S. A. Halferdahl, Gust
Rude and Herman knudson, with a
crew of men and horses, are going to
put up hay, as the hay crop here is an
entire failure. viii furnish prices
later.
Jake Amesou and brother came up
from Blanchardville, Tuesday.
c. 7. Corey " Co. have, since the LIST
of July, closed their books, and will
hereafter do a cash business. They
still pay the highest prices for farm
produce.
Martie Ryan purchased from j. A.
Dunstan, tine new MIME Binder.
Farmers, you will do well to purchase
your machinery from J. A. Dunstan,
where you will get honest goods for
honest money.
G. I. Corey 4 Co. wish to notify all
persons knowing themselves indebted
to the firm, to call and pay their bills,
as all accounts must be settled by
August |, 1895.
Miss Name Conway has retired for
a vacation, from her post of duty, as