Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-06-10
Our baking powder formula is
by the L S. depart
ment of agriculture.

Mr.. r. THOMAS, the enterprisine
young merchant of Rewey, was in
our city last Monday, and paid the
| TRIBUNE call.
CIV. ALLEN has been absent from
| duty for about a week on account OF
a lame back.-New Glarus cor. in
| Monroe Sentinel.
DRUGGISTS guarantee Hazle'sHead-
ache Capsules to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Try them. For
sale by Eastman & Meserole.
Hon. JIM. SMITH was made happy
last week by the arrival of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Herbert Latin and child
from Milwaukee.
MRS. BART PADoN, accompanied
| by two children, is out from Chicago
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Hankins.
| Try some of our baking powder
1t is absolutely pure. Once tried
| you will use no other.
EASTMAN d MEsERoLE.
! A NEGRO prophet and itinerant
| preacher of Lafayette, Ind, declares
| that the world is coming to an end
Sunday, June l3. 1897. He says that
London will fall on Saturday, June
| r.
MEssRs. r. A. Phillips, w. r.
Smith, w. q. Hales and VIM. Ire
week drove to Darlington last Satur-
day to attend meeting of the Ma
sonic Lodge in that city.
MINERAL POINT now has a chi
| nese laundry with Charlie Fong and
| Charlie Dunn as proprietors. They
| hailed from Madison, and started the
''washy washy" this week.
MEssRs. w. G. Hales, w. p. Bliss
and John B. Wallis are represeta-
tives of Mineral Point Lodge to the
Grand Lodge of Free Masons, which
is in SESSION at Milwaukee this week
I.
WE are little late in mentioning
the nice new dress that adorns the
Democrat. The paper is now set in
BREWER type, similar to that on the
TRIBUNE; it improves its appearance
greatly.
DAME rumor has it that two of
Mineral Points young people will
cease living lives of "single blessed
ness" before the month of June adds
its records to that almost immeasur-
able volume, the Past.
Mrs. HENRY We'll and two chill
dren left yesterday morning for FIT.
Dodge and Storm Lake, Iowa, where
they will visit with friends and rela-
tives. In the mean time the "old
man" will amuse himself as best he
can.
VIM. HARTERT and wife arrived
here from Fort Worth, Texas, last
Saturday evening. Wills stay will
be of short duration, but his wife,
more readily known as Miss Gussie
McIlhon, intends remaining at least
a month.
BEFORE snow fys the handsome
block that was recently destroyed by
fire will be rebuilt. Masons are busy
erecting the store of Brewer & PEN
hallegon, and they expect to have it
ready for occupancy by the first of
September.
AT the official meeting of the
school board held last Tuesday they
elected all the teachers formerly en-
ployed, with the exception of one,
who made no application. This
leaves one appointment yet to be
decided upon.
FARMERS IN NEED Of a mower or
binder should call on s. Hooking &
| Co. and examine the new McCor-
mick mower and new open Elevator
harvester, the latest and very best to
| be had. There is nothing cheaper
than the best. 23ml
Miss ANNE HANKINs, the ever
| faithful and oblidging clerk at Hans
CONS book store, has been confined
to her home by sickness and her sis
ter, Miss Eliza, has been filling her
position. We are glad to see Miss
Annie at her post again.
Mr. john GARDNER, who has been
a resident Of this city for the past two
years, leaves this week with his fam
! ily. for Beetown, Grant county, where
he will engage in farming. The TRI-
BuNE will 20 regularly to his home
to keep him posted on Mineral Point
doings.
OUR High School boys went TO
| Dodgeville to contend in Field Day
sports with S out of the l5 men enter
ed. and succeeded in capturing the
following places: "a in running high
lamp. 3rd in 100 I'd. dash, 3rd in run
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