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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-03
A New Year Greeting.

This issue of the TRIBUNE come
with 4Sth New Year greeting to its
Ireaders. From its establishment in
1877 to the present its publication
has been continuous. In those years
we have seen the wonderful develop
ment OF the great papers of Chicago,
Milwaukee, st. Paul and other west
ern cities. That the TRIBUNE has not
advanced in ratio with them is less
remarkable than that it has with
stood the yicisistudes of country
newspaper life through nearly half a
century. In that time we have seen
hundreds of contemporaries rise and
and fall, and it will doubtless be call
ed upon to record the birth and death
Of many more, for the TRIBUNE is a
part of Mineral Point as much as the
stones that pave her streets. The
files of the TRIBUNE constitute a
complete history of Mineral Point.
Therein is recorded every business
enterprise public or private that the
city has known, and by these printed
pages it is shown that every move
ment designed for the upbuilding of
the town, and every worthy object,
has had the support Of the TRIBUNE
In those columns are biographies of
nearly every man who had any part
in the business life of Mineral Point
during the last half century. Hail
ing its readers and patrons OH the
Threshold of 1895, the TRI-
BUNE does SO with a heartiness as
cordial and with disposition as
strong to serve them faithfully as it
did at the dawn of 1913
The TRIBUNE has not wholly es-
capped the general business depression
Of the past year. but has regarded the
difficulties met as but incident TO the
times, and start the new year in con-
| fidence that there are better days in
store for us all. While we extend to
every reader a hearty wish for a
happy and prosperous new year, It
seems proper and timely that we give
special recognition to the leading
patrons whose support has given us
the measure of prosperity enjoyed
In our advertising columns theil
names have been conspicuous, and
they will be recognized as the NOV.
ing, controlling, g,elevating and helping
people of this city and county. With.
out them there could be no Minera
Point TRIBUNE today, and without
the TRIBUNE there would not be here
fine churches, magnificent schools
well paved streets, extensive Zinc
works, electric lights, well equipped
railroads and hundreds of luxurious
homes. In other words, without the
TRIBUNE there would be no Mineral
Point az known to-day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-03
The Local Field.
A. F. BISHOP sells furniture 2tf.

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The TRIBUNE for first class job
printing.
THERE is no place like the home Of
ones sweetheart.
CITY TREASURER TYAcK is doing
lively cash business.
Mr.. BANKS and Miss Kate Ross
visited at Benton last week.
NOTE the "adn of the Wisconsin
State Clothing Go. on the eighth page.
IT is not the woman who fires up
the quickest that makes the best
match.
REV. CHUBB will preach at Lost
Grove at l0:30 and at Diamond Grove
at 2:30.
Ten below zero was recorded by
some thermometers in this city Fri
day morning.
REGULAR meeting Geo. Fl. Legate
w. r. G. Friday, Jan. 4th 1895. Full
attendance requested.
A. p. JONES left for Madison yes
terday to take short course in the
agricultural school.
Mrs. HARRY HAWKINS and daugh-
ter, of Englewood, are visiting friends
and relatives in this city.
JoNEsDALE is to have another
store, to be opened by William
Kramer about March lst.
DAVID JAcKo, wife and daughter,
spent Christmas day with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Z. Tregonning, at Cobb.
Miss HANNAH MAUGER is home
for few weeks visit with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. William Mauger.
TOPIC for young mems meeting at
p. M. church next Sunday morning:
"Come and See,' led by Chas. Winn.
JOSEPH GoELz came from Mason
City for holiday visit with Mineral
Point friends. He returned yester-
day.
Miss Lulu HUTCHINSON has return
ed to her post of duty at the Evan
ston university, as instructor in elo-
cution.
ID. JENKINS the Jeweler wishes you
a happy new year. Party holding
ticket number 1875 wins the clock
Please bring ticket and receive the
prize.
THEsmoke stack at the woolenmill
blew down Christmas night and
caused the suspension of work for a
few days
GEO. Cox and his sister Margie, Of
Englewood, Ill, have been here for
week renewing childhood acquain-
tances. George returned home yes
terday.
Miss SENA STEPHENS, teacher in
the Mineral Point High school, spent
the holiday vacation with her folks
at Lancaster
MINERAL POINT was represented
in Darlington during Christmas tide
by Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Sims and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Pilling.
ALL persons holding books belong
ing to the NJ. p. Book Club should
return them 70 the rooms Of the pub
lle library over Hutchison's bank.
JOHN BARNARD, who located in
Iowa County iii 1915 residing most Of
the time near Ayoca, died at his
home n that place Dec. 24, aged IS
years.
Hos. !. ". REwEY pla, IA santa
Claus 70 all the children in his vii
iase ~ Christmas day. He treated
every little one in the corporation to
candy.
" w poNNELY, teacher Of the pre-
paratory department, Mineral Point
schooi spent tie holiday vacation 1T
Ms lofner home, Benton, Lafayette
county.
GuNDRY 4 GRAY are determined
u meet all competitors in dry goods
and clothing at prices that cannot be
oadersold. Call and see how low
their prices are.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-03
Protection Lodge No. Z A. Q. U. W.

The following officers were elected
al the last regular meeting and will
De installed on Monday evening
Jan. l4th.
NJ. w, w. II. Curry.
Foreman-John Il. Toay.
Oyerseer-w. o. HosBin.
Financer--R. ]. penhallegon.
Guide-Frank Enzenroth.
l. w.-Chas. Terrill.
q. W.--paul Jones.
Trustee--Ben Prideaux.
Hep. to G. L,--J i. Hankins.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-03
Gundry & Gray

Have bargains il smyrna rugs and
table covers, marked down ait prices
to sell. Clothing Of all kinds way
down, some at one half price. All
other winter wear at greatly reduced
prices.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-03
INVITE YOUR WIFE o o


10 investigate the merits Of tho
NEW LEADER WASHER. She will
flnd II the best, easiest 70 operate, and
iii all respectsthe most desirable ma
chine Tor the purpose of cleaning
clothing yet invented. All who have
used it speak as follows:
After thorough trial of the NEW
LEADER WASHER, we emphatically
endorse II az q superior machine, do
Ing rs work quickly, perfectly and
easily, without tlring the operator.
Mrs. JoHy PEARcE,
Mrs. w. II, BENNETT,
Mrs. GHAs. GILIMANN.
FOR SALE By
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-03

( Al the business meeting of the
Woman's Reading Club held Mon
day, Dec. 3lst, 1894, the following
committees We're appointed by the
president to carry on the work of the
public library:
Executive Committee--Mrs. J. w. Hutchison
Mrs. James Brewer. Miss Strong. Mrs. Dea
hofe, Mrs, j. j. Hansoom.
Book Committee-Mrs. w. II prideaux foi
three years; Mrs. w. A. Jones for two years
Miss Gundry for one year.
Librarian Miss Matilda p. Hutehison.
Asst, Librarians Miss Bishop, Miss Cum
mugs, Miss Fannie Chandler, Miss Chase, Miss
Annie Strong.
Canyassing Committee
First ward Mrs Snow, Miss Strong, Mis-:
Smith, Miss 4. BurEoyne.
Second ward-Mrs. w. A, Jones, Mrs. Calvert
Spensley, Miss stephens. Miss Gilman.
Third ward-Miss Bishop, Miss Phillips, Miss
fibbie Harris, Miss weidenfeller
Fourth ward Miss Vivian, Miss Chandler
Miss Neal, Miss Spensley.
The canvassing committees hope
toScomplete their work during tbs
present week, and the women expect
to have the library rooms open by
Tuesday, Jan. 18th.
MARY r. GUNDRY, Sec.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-03
MINERAL THURSDAY JANUARY 1895
John woolcock's Death.

The subject hereof died at Rico
Colorado, Dec. Goth, 1894. Deceased
was born and raised in Waldwick
where his father and mother are
still living. He went TO Colorado
thirteen years ago, and was engaged
in mining there constantly up to the
honr of his death, at which time and
for quite a while previous thereto he
WAS operating the San Bernardo
mine, near Rico, as lessee. On the
9th of December, while at work in
this mine, he received what appeared
TO be but a trifling wound in the
scalp, of which he made no COM
plaint for a week or more, when in
tlammation suddenly set in. Medi-
cal aid availing nothing, he died on
the following day at'his home. The
remains were laid away at that place
for the present under direction of the
Masonic order.
Deceased was 81 years Of age, and
leaves a wife and child, a daughter
three years old.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-03

BUSY people have no lime, and sensible peo.
pie have no inclination 10 use slow remedy.
Que Minute Cough Cure acts promptly aud gives
permane results. W II. PRlDEAUx
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-03
The Grand Army Campfire.

This annual festival Of the veterans
of Mineral Point, on the evening of
Dec. 3lst, was as usual IA success in
being a very pleasant gathering and
in putting a goodly sum into the
post treasury. Commander Watrous'
presence and his eloquent, patriotic,
fraternal address We're the special
attraction. Capt. Carter, always a
favorite with a Mineral Point assem-
blageIwas at his best, and contributed
a little speech and song much to
the pleasure of all. The quartet of
singers, Messrs William, Kober,
Hughes and Huxtable, filled all gaps
with finely rendered patriotic songs.
Mrs. NJ. j.. Priestly was pressed into
service FOR a solo and won generous
applause. Miss Fannie Minor, being
discovered in the audience, could
not escape contributing a recitation
on the American Flag, which she
did with grace and fevor attesting
her, devotion to the banner of liberty
and admirably displaying her power
as an elocutionist. Comrade John
Meehan, of Darlington, being present
responded to importunate calls, and
sang a solo, displaying his rare tenor
voice to the joy of the audience
Conrad John G. Martin and Rev. NJ.
Chase responded to calls with ap-
propriate and entertaining remarks.
After the entertainment the young
er people, and some of the elder, adj
journed to the city hall, and chased
the hours away to the excellent
music of Dresen's orchestra until in
the morning. The post nets about
SI75 from the festival, for which they
are deeply grateful to the generous
people who contributed the supplies
and attended. Especial thanks are
felt TO be due the people Of Linden,
who We're present in large numbers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-03
LAFAYETTE.

j. 7. Swift and Dennis Meehan
have struck whnt promises to be i
rich lead on Dan McIinnalds ground
northeast Of Benton.
Mrs. Carrie Barber and Mr.. Elha
Eastman, Of Belmont, were married
ut her home Sunday evening, and
started for Minneapolis Monday on
Il tour.
on Monday last Chis Curler came
home IN an intoxicated conditi6n
and began abusing his wife. His
step-son John Knabo tried to pre-
vent him. whereupon Curler ordered
him from the house and at the same
time started toward him. Knabe
who was whiting, resisted the
attack and cnt several severe gashes
IN Curriers' head and face. Knabo
was arrested, but as no one appeared
against him was released.
Jeremiah Hartert, aged s6 died Mt
the residence Of his daughter, Mrs. Il.
l'uche, at Darlington on Dee. 81.
Mr.. Geo. Breese died at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Lars Johnson IN Dar-
lington on "Wednesday, Dee. 26, aged
89 years, Of consumption. The fun
eral was held at the residence today.
The foot ball team Of the Warren
Academy came up to Darlington on
Wednesday and played game with
the Darlington high school team.
The result Of the game was n victory
for the home team, the score stand
ing l6 TO 6 In their favor.
Browntown has d female band,
composed as follows: Ed. Diyan,
leader; Mrs. Il. Divan, Eb cornet;
Carrie Diyau, BIB cornet; Lille Divan
llb clarioneti Edith Kelly, Bb clar-
ionet; Carrie Thorson, BIB cornet;
Grace Cruthers, LIST alto; Mrs. Alice
Faubel, End alto; Ida Cruthers, lst
tenor; Hattie Weldon, baritone; Mrs.
Simon Lynch, tuba; Weltha Black,
snare drum.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-03

Madison Democrat, Saturday; Mr..
John Charles, Of Menominie. d well
known architect, was in the city
Friday, Eight Of tile county asylnms
in the state have been erected from
his plans and under his direction.
The Stout manual training school Of
Menominie was erected under his
supervision.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-03
NUMBER l..
Neighboring County Notes.
tGleaned from Exchanges.
GRANr.

GkA MI.
tits not certain whether Livingston
will have bank or not. In fact it
Is very uncertain. 1t may have am
other lumber company though.
There is a probability that Il mill
will be built in Livingston next
spring,
Charley White, of Boscohel, aged
y years, was thrown from a horse
Thursday afternoon, 1T about 3
breaking o'clock his left arm below
the elbow.
The students of the platteville
Normal presented Prof. Showalter
with handsome clock as token of
their high regard for him. Prof.
MeGregor made very pleasing
presentation address,
About fifteen persons united with
the Platteville NJ. 4, church in full
membership last Sunday morning.
The eourtship Of some Of the young
men of Platteville reminds one Of 4
successful newspaper; they start
weekly, become tri-weekly then
daily with a Sunday supplement.
Platteyille is Infested with u few
small boys who are disgrace TO the
city, especially IN their street man
ners' One evening last week a
young lady was quietlv walking
down street and without the least
provocation was rudoly lostled from
the sidewalk receiving such injuries
as to detain her from school and con-
fine her to her home for il few davs.
Nearly twice as many money or
ders We're issued nj the Lancaster post
office the past two weeks as any other
two weeks IN tha Offices existence.
,. j. Brambrough has left some fine
specimens Of dry bone, black iack.
copper and lead GREAT the FenniInore
Times office, which he brought from
his fathers farm 1T Mineral Point.
Chairman John Drnggs, Of Fenni-
more, sustained a very painful acci-
dent Sunday evening. II was quite
dark, and he walked OFT the back
platform to his new house, badly
fracturing his arm, and otherwise
bruising him. He is doing well under
the circumstances.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-03
SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES.

|ne year lstrictly in advance
.er three months and within one year...$l50
ide of Iowa county ..sl.oO
y nonths-in advance only.......-.'.......,''.'-oo
rec monthsin advance only
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-18
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Bange. Gr f9ldng feline 4srm9en
Tim iie unb erfpiberte bic 2iebfofuns,
Dann psridapanben alle bier binter Der
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f9punbeR.
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Gin werenotber.

garbs 2i,utsnant bon Ssrssnbrud
(im &reiie isiRtr 9amsrabsn ersGba
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8lib auf ben Corridor unb, obne ans
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meiH piel SpoB iema9t = empfeblt
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stuf Sbr @pbl, msins 9srrsn aarnk.
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SaS ttn8IaubIid,fte.

I'm ben Rsbacteurpoiten einss Be-
beutenb unbstannten BuritblGtttens
befperben iib bret Serrsr.
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gu benielbsn. ntper mir bon SSbnsn bic,
unglaublidIte Ra4riat brinst, bem lei
bic Stellung!"
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gann: ~Sn 4. gebt man NIT benz @es
banten Inn, Sriebri9 bon S6iIer, ben
grfitbsr Der aIIbstdnnfen .S9iflers
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gen CONDITION Snnung gu ernsnnen!~.
Der 3psits ipru4: rSn SdRsebsrg.
ipurbe in bi,Iem Sabre Der erits
rSdnsebdie1 ssieben!"
limb Der Oritte iagte nur troden-
rStubent iu4t einsn sroBsn M0bsIpa~
gen gum llm5us!"
Gr erbislt bic SteIlung!
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nsin 2ieber, tparum bait Ou bsnn BET
biefen 9unbeipetter teintn ltebsr5isbsr
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lit es nod gu tparm uno fir ben Soms
merii6eraieber idon gu taIt. Oa blsibt
mir alIo ni4ts iibria aIs gar teiwH
arsuaiebsn!"
= OsufIi9er mimi. Doris
fdutlebrer" rSoief, tpenn Oein Batter
bier Spsdfeiten i'm Rar9funge bdnz
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eraGble bisIes Grentpel beute Oeinsm
Batter, bdmit sr iiebt, ipas Ou inr
Rednsn fir 6Ortf4ritte ssnra6t aaft!"
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29
SUFFOLK NEWS.
Observance Base
Ba1l-PersOnal.

SUFFOLK. VA. November 2s.-(Spe-
cial )-Thanksgiving-D was very gene
rally observed in Suffolk. The schools
the bank, and most OF the stores, facto-
ries, and shops were closed. and the
post-ofice observed holiday hours. Re-
ligious services were held at st. Paul s
Protestant Episcopal church by that con-
gregation. and a union service was held
at the Christian church, which was
largely attended. Rev. j. +. Love
preached the sermon.
A game OF football took place at West
End Park this afternoon between the
Triby team, of Norfolk and the Suf-
folks. The game was quite interesting,
and resulted in favor OF the home boys
by a score of &c to 0. A special feature
Of the game was the brilliant playing
of Freeman. Crowder. Stth. and Doc
little. OF the Sufolks. and LETTERS. OF
the Trlbys.
Rev. W. w. staley, d. D.. pastor of
the Suffolk Christian church. who has
been absent for the past three months
on a tour OF Europe and the Holy Land.
arrived home this morning, and received
most cordial welcome from his host
Of friends.