Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-10-31
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Darlington, bought Belmont Of
woaterworks bonds at par f-,ltn
A collision Of bicycle ria
Cured In Lancaster. DemoIitiss DC,
one OF the bikes the most Saui Y
result. seriOas
Gen. ]. b. Calls has prssa,.
the Lancaster high school sIit 1 q
consecutive numbers of the con S.ats
slonal globe and record, from III
first issue, down TO a date men taG
which the late numbers co nVA
easily furnished. ean D.
The Boscobel fair associa,io
reelected its old officers for ~ az
suing year: l.. b. Ruka, prasi LS en-
j. P.Walker, secretary +. G. NM
treasurer. They have decida ns'
hold the fair of '96 for four e u %
during the first week in Octohsro Jays,
Chris. Liebling, of Lewis.
Grant county, had his collar bnSsl
broken, and John Hoffman VA So -
verely bruised, by the upsettinc - ~
wagon in which they Were retn7n I, :
from cheese factory. lining
Percy Gray, of Benton. had II.
left hand taken off with a feed ~. M
ter. His arm was drawn into ~,
mill and cut to pieces half wav M ~
to the elbow. Y
Henry Wedge, Of Elk Grove wh,
passed a bogus $40 bill on the Csia
mine merchant about six weeks non
and whose leg was pulled al tia,
time for $40, which his father nai d
was arrested again the other day h.
Deputy Z. 5. Marshal Nathan Rrsd
bury, Of Madison, and taken to Ian.
caster, his father accompanying him
again. He returned home the Same
evening, but no one knows how
badly he was "pluckedn this time.
The city council of Shullsburp has
appropriated 800 to aid in procarjns
town clock to be placed in the
tower of the new Congregatioral
church.
Enterprising citizens Of Shuls.
burg, to the number of fifty, have or.
ganized business mems club. with
a purpose to boom the town.
A six-year-old son of James Egan
Of Gratiot, fell into Wolf creek And
was drowned.
There have been five new school
houses built in Lafayette county this
year. Districts in Darlington, Elk
Grove, Kendall, New Diggings and
Belmont have joined the procession
of progression.
Little Lottie, daughter of Sheriff
and Mrs. Terrill, of Darlington, died
at the home of her parents on Tues
day morning Of last week.
The new officers of the Lafayette
county agricultural society, at their
first meeting, decided to hold the
fair of 1896 the last week in August,
and to continue the educational de.
partment for another year. Itwas
further decided at said meeting not
to rent the fair grounds for pasture.
The track is to be covered with
straw, and the grounds closed up for
the winter.
Lafayette county bankers are in.
vited to submit bids to the county
board, for the deposit Of county
funds for 1896.
The subject of building an asy-
lum for Lafayette county is being
agitated through the Darlington Re-
publican.
Estimated loss by burning Of the
Belmont creamery, October 10Th, is
$1,000; insured for 1880. 1t will be
rebuilt at once.
Ralph Dougherty shipped car Of
choice horses from Darlington last
week, among them some roadstefs
that can easily show a $40 gait.
Emmett Crippen, the crack driver
of fast trotters, is home for the Win
ter, having declined some good Of
fers to 20 south, because he wants a
season of rest i'll the bosom Of his
family.
James Rogers, formerly Of Shulls-
burg, fell down a mining shaft at
Dubuque, and died from his injuries.
He was member of the Shullsburg
Masonic lodge.
Frank McGuigan, of Belmont, has
started a company Of miners to WORK
on Bob McGuigan's old farm, near
Truman.
Married, at the NJ. f. parsonage
Platteville, by Rev. H. w, Troy, NJ
Harry Eugene Biddick and Miss lda
Iverson, both of Livingston; Oct 10
The tower of the new Catholie
church at Hazel Green will be ~
feet high, and in it will be large
bell.
Platteville News: When a man
gets drunk, stays in a saloon ailu
raises the devil until his wife comes
and takes him home, it is higll time
that he was arrested and put TO VOTE
on the street for few days. our
laws and officers are too lenleht y
such cases. If there is another lfa.
cas- like there was Saturday higu.
we will give few names ior til'
benefit of those who "didn't see IL
jag Alley Platteville, was s sIh
red up in great shape SATURDAY lne
revenue officers were maktng'ah III
spection, and they found numerous
barrels Of whisky with the STAMPS
uncancelled. AS these offences VIZ !.
probably due to pure carelessll,g,s1s,h =
it is probable thai nothing WIN
done to them. ,li-b
a movement is on foot TO es1ap,l,e
an inter-normal oratorical lsasIs
among the different normal sc,iVei.
of tho state. Several Of the se ai."'.
have already expressed their Wlilia7
ness 10 ioin such league, Irtts.
dent thereto, a debate between f' q =
willie and Whitewater schools I nm
be arranged for Nov. 18TH anu ~