Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-06-29

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lspent several days with youn!
friends in this city since our las
publication.
| Our telephone system is now il
working order, and seems to be al
right. Mineral Point parties have
taken all the stock, making it a pure
ly local affair,
AT the =. M. church next Sunday
Rev. w. Atkinson of Dodgeville will
occupy the pulpit at both the morn
ing and evening serv ices, .,.....
j. A. Meserole returned safely
Saturday evening. His wife met
him in Chicago and after few days
of sightseeing in that great city es-
corted him home.
Berry pickers and others are
warned that they must not come on
my premises without permission or
they will be dealt with as trespassers
26 W. NICHOLAS WAGNER.
Sid Guttenstein attended the
horse market at Lancaster last Sat-
urday. He reports slowness in the
bringing in from the country dis
tricts of horses to be offered for sale.
People from out of town are re-
minded that stabling and hay will
be free to thgm at the fair grounds
on the 4th and that there will be no
charge for admission of teams at the
gate.
-Notic the splendid evening pro-
gram for the 4th in another column,
and especially the provision that in
case of rain that evening the enter
tainment will be given the evening
following.
The Dodgeville Sun reports that
Thos. Bray's little daughter May,
while at play late Monday evening
last week, ran into a barb wire fence
and suffered severe laceration on
hand, wrist and neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Deller, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Deller, Mary and
Rena Deller, Mr.. III. ;. We'll, Mrs. w.
S. Ross, Hon. j. M. Smith and DR..
w. j. Morgan are among Carnival
visitors at Milwaukee.
Bert Gale came down from Bar
aboo Saturday, took degree in Ma
sonry that evening, spent Sunday
with his parents, and returned Tues
day to his duties as clerk in the rail
road office at that place
VIII Reynolds has graduated in
Electrical Engineering at the Uni
versity of Wis, and has position in
view. At present he is with his
parents in this city, accompanied by
a fellow graduate, Mr.. Buckley.
You can buy $6500 single bug
gy for 5000 freight prepaid to Min
eral Point, with privilege of examin-
ing before purchasing. Write to
Fitzgibbons Bros, Monroe, Wis, for
their 40-page catalogue of carriages
and harness. lSm2
There will be grand celebration
of independence Day at the Welsh
settlement in the grove near Peniel
church. Arrangements are being
made for all kinds Of athletic sports.
Good music by a choir of forty
voices, entertaining speakers etc.
Everybody welcome.
The Reedsburg Daily Times, af-
ter less than one months existence,
suspended publication June 10. This
is another case of attempting to pub
lish a daily paper in a weekly town.
Reedsburg has less than 1000 popu-
lation, and it is not strange that the
above fact should come to pass.
All excellence in bands in South
western Wisconsin is comparative to
the splendid Mineral Point Band,
under that accomplished leader, Mr..
Adam Dresen. This band is making
special preparations for the coming
4th of July celebration in this city,
and will furnish music throughout
the entire day and evening.
johnny Grey, the deaf rider of
race horses, well known throughout
southwest Wisconsin, in which ter
ritory he has been identified with
the race track for twenty years or
more, suddenly fell in an uncon-
scious condition on Darlington's
main street last Friday, and died
shortly afterwards. Heart trouble
is the reported cause. He was buried
at Belmont sunday.
Mr.. John l.. Babcock, Of Pueblo,
Colorado, came all the way to Mil
waukee to witness the graduation OF
This sister, Miss Nellie Babcock, from
the normal school of that city, which
| institution she secured the benefits