Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-06-16

to that place frequently.
ALL women should strive to be
beautiful. Beauty rules mankind.
Rocky Mountain Tea brings a
creamy-rich, blooming complexion.
| EASTMAN & MEsERoLE.
| UNFAVoRABLE weather has some
what delayed operations on our
water works the past week, but still
considerable progress has been made
in both digging and pipe laying.
Mrs. ALBION l.. WHITE concluded
a visit of several weeks among
friends III this city, and yesterday
returned, with her little daughter,
Mary, to their home at Sioux City,
Iowa.
NEXT Sunday, June 10Th, will be
Children's Day at the p. NJ. church
in this city, with appropriate exer-
cises in the morning. Rev. Tit
marsh, of Dodgeville, will preach in
VIC evening.
Mr.. VIM. KRAMER, the enterpris-
ing merchant of Jonesdale, was in for
the Woodman picnic last Thursday.
He had two of his boys with him, to
whom the postponement was great
disappointment.
For SALE-One '9S Waverly BIZ
cycle, "a inch frame double tube.
Only been in use two weeks, conse-
quently it is in as good condition
as when taken from the factory. In
quire at this Office.
EXCAVATION for the waterworks
reservoir is progressing vigorously
and satisfactorily, about 20 feet east
of the first site. 1t will be mostly in
solid sandwork, insuring secure
walls and firm foundation.
HENRY WILLIAMS aud wife, of
Savannah, I'll. spent few days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Branger,
parents of Mrs. W., in this city. Miss
Liddie Branger went with her
sister to Savannah for vacation.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY POLLARD at
tended to the case of two youths
from Dodgeville who We're before
Police Justice Kuelling last Satur-
day for disturbing the peace in this
city. They Were fined $500 and
costs each.
THE maiden hung her shapely
head and whispered in my ear
"Yours till death I'll always be. Just
promise me Rocky Mountain Tea.
35 cents. EASTMAN q MEsERoLE.
BRASS RODS for sash curtains at
j. J. HANsCoM d Cos.
CHILEREN's DAY services were OBJ
served at Barreltown last Sunday.
Pictures of Heroic Methodism were
exhibited, recitations descriptive of
the pictures were given, and other
exercises made an enjoyable hour TO
the large audience present.
WHILE two little children, Bessie
and Clarence Hilton, were playing
in sand pit at Blanchardville on
Monday, the bank suddenly gave
way, burying them both. Clarence
dug his way out, but his little sister
suffocated before aid reached her.
BY courtesy of the Democrat we
are able to lay before our readers the
wateaworks tax levied against prop
erty from the we'll to. the tower.
This publication is unofficial. If
any errors are in the list they will
be corrected when it appears in the
official paper.
THE butcher team belonging to
d. c. Jacka, got the best of their
driver, Geo. Goldsworthy, yesterday
morning, and the only thing to be
done was to turn the team into an
electric light pole, resulting in IA
broken neck-yoke and double-trees.
Butch was thrown out under the
horses, but came out uniniured.
THERE is now an opportunity for
young men to enter the army. No
tices are posted that Capt G. II.
Carey, of Co. D., lst Wis. Infantry,
tthe Darlington Company IS In that
city with authority to enlist % re-
cruits for that company, which IS
now on duty at Jacksonville, Fla.
THE Darlington Republican says
that Emmett Crippen, better known
as Grip, the Bud Doble of Wiscon-
sin" is handling two trotters for
owen King this year-Puckachee
and Major Boy. These horses are
expected to race through the ;. w.
wis. circuit this season, and make
good marks.
Mr.. AUGUST SP1ELMANN, who was
born in Mineral Point some forty
wears ago. a son of the late Jacob