Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-22
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READER, are you voterin Mineral
Point9 Are you registered? If not
"get there by Tuesday, Oct. 9th or
you'll be shut out on election day.
PRAIRIE LEY, d choice patent
-four, from the roller mills OF J. IL.
Mallery, New Prague, Mimi, gives
satisfaction every time. Sold by
George Jeuek, Mineral Point. t.
THE Y.p. S. q. II. prayer meeting
in the chapel OF the T. M. church
Thursday evening at 7:30. subject
"Are We Doing Our Best Miss Kate
Ivoy vii lead. The new singing
books viii add much interest TO these
services.
"A NOVELTY Is announced for next
Saturday in Home Bakery Open
ing by Mrs. Burns. who leftus many
years ago as Edith Phillips, daughter
of the late Hugh Phillips, and now
returns TO re-establish herself among
the friends of her youth. See notice
elsewhere.
EsS~ Register or lose itotr eote.
ALrHoUaH he kept ii 50 still as to
beat us ont OF a good local item, the
TRIBUNE nevertheless wishes Jonny
Curry unbonnded happiness in his
marriage with Miss Daisy Linn,
which occurred Oct. Sd. There Is
good ground 10 augur fair seas for
the young couple, a. they have the
qualities to win success and enjoy il.
4. |. WILLIAMS, republican candi-
date for County Treasurer, circulated
among Mineral Point friends tof
whom he has many) OH Monday.
He wagered Two dollars on the Min-
eral Point foot ball team in the game
with Warren, aud Of course won,
thereby splicing out his campaign
fund, and adding TO bis popularity.
READER, do you know Of a voter Of
this city who n not registered? II
So, notify him tuat he must be regis
tered by Tuesday tho 27th, or he can't
vote On election day.
0NI.Y about a year ago the TBig-
uNE ioyfully announced the wedding
OF Robert Duncan, and Tllly Gribble,
and now in sorrow it is our duty to
record The dissolution of those bones
by the ruthless destroyer death, who
laid his hiightipg hand upon tue
young wife fast Saturday, the l7th,
and her weeping friends laid her
loved form in GraceIand Cemetery
on Monday.
gEE- Regisfer or tose .gopr pote.
4'Bi coming man. viii wear leath-
ers flowers and birds III his nat This
prcpbesy is warranted by The decor.
alton Of the head gear Of several
marriageable youngmen IF this city,
amy of whom can give reliable in-
formation as to where the ambitious
coming man. can have his hat most
altiatically trimmed Enihe opinion
as competent Judge it is done IS
satisfactorily in Mineral Point as
anywhere III the world.
AGAIN it seems necessary 10 inn
pross upon our readers the fact that
tile TRIBUNE is nude up and printed
~ Wednesday evenings, and mat
ter intended for its columns must
be in the office Tuesday, to insure
insertion the same week. II was Il
disappointment to receive last week
ali obituary of Mrs. Elizabeth Bow
den, and other news items from Lin
den, after the forms were ready for
printing. For d week later the mat
ter was too stale. Correspondents
are especially urged to get matter Ia
oil time.
By special arrangement with the
publisher Of Hoard's dairyman, we
are enabled to offer that that incom-
parable dairy journal from this date
to Jan. lst, 1898 and the TRIBUNE for
the same time for only $2 cash. The
Dairyman, edited by eX-Goy. Hoard,
las done and is doing more for the
dairy interest of this country than
All other publications combined.
Each number gives information
worth the price FOR year to any pro-
gressive dairymau. send orders
through the TRIBUNE. See adver-
tisement in another column.
El@S- Registec or ioso goag vote.
MR. JoHSs, nominated by the
democrats for county school supt.,
having declined to run, the demo-
cratic county committee very wisely
decided not 10 put UP any other
candidate for the Office, but instead