Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-08-30
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High school. Inquire at Tribune Of
| flee. 35w2
! Rev. G.. Cook will preach in the
NJ. f.. church on Sunday next at 10 30
A. NJ, and Rev. w. Croft at 1870 p. NJ.
AT Sheboygan, this state, last Fri
| day twenty-five young men were
each fined 800 aud costs for stealing
watetmelons from freight car.
| -BALIAR'Ds SNOW LINIMENT
| gives instant relief in cases of bleed
ing, burns, bruises, scalds, cuts, etc.
Price - and 80 Eastman d Mes
erole.
Mrs. John Brewer left on Satur-
day mornings train for an extended
visit with her daughter in Ohio, stop
ing in Chicago euroute for brief
stay during GA. r. week.
Geo. Foster. II Tribune graduate,
has been partaking of "a weeks visit
with relatives and old associates
here. He now holds good position
on the Milwaukee Journal
| The general verdict of outsiders
| in attendance at our fair was that
nowhere in their travels have they
found cooler or purer drinking water
at public fountains than here.
Loved by the people, hated by
its would be rivals; the foe of di
sease, the friend Of humanity-Rocky
Mountain Tea, made by the Madison
Medicine Co.-Eastman q Meserole.
A carload Of western horses will
be offered at auction in this city. by
Walter Punteney, Saturday next.
September LIST. Sale commences at
| p. m. with +. T.. DAWSON otiiciat-
ing as auctioneer.
Apples never seemed more plen-
tiful than this year. In consequence
thousands of bushels will go to waste
there being no great demand for the
early varieties and the prices rang
ihS ~ INV ,ilat pt'Hit 'dii'io' sup w
gather them.
Housewives are complaining of
the visitation of thousands of pestif-
erous little crckets that fairly swarm
about the city, They gain access to
all portions of the house and are
very destructive in their work on
carpets, rugs, silks and fabrics.
Commencing Saturday, Sept. lst
the 1880 p. IN. freight viii be discon-
| tinue" ''' Saturdays aud win run on
Sunda., Mineral Point at
/ p. III. Passengers for Platteville and
Shulsburg will leave at | 30 p. IN.
Saturdays. n. II. SNOW, Agt.
Mineral Point is represented at
the Grand Army Encampmect at
Chicago this week by w. II. Bennett
and wife, George Jeuck and wife, Mrs.
John Proctor, f. c. Weidenfeller and
wife, Il. II. PrideauN and son, w. Il.
Smith, John Maloney and Harry
Brown.
Warren has IL new paper, the
product of a stock company compos-
ed of business men of that place. 1t
is 70 be independent in politics. The
first issue appeared last week and
has the ear marks of sufficient liter
AIRY and mechanical ability to insure
first-class weekly. It's to be known
as "The --latest News
The open season for game, Sep
tember /, is close at hand, and it
would be well for hunters to remem-
Der that they must procure license
before they can go hunting. Prairie
chicken, partrige, duck and other
aquatic fowl are e!igable to death
by the gun on that date. The trout
season closes September LIST.
The Iowa County Fair, to be held
at nodgeyille Sept. 1921, offers $4,000
in premiums, races and special at
fractions The officers announce
that they expect Hon. Il. Nj. LaFol- |
lette, candidate for governor, to be
present and deliver an address. The
special attractions consist of six diff
ferent acts each day-baloon ascen-
sion, slide for life, high diving dog,
etc.
Mr.. George Powell, who years
ago embarked from his farm about
five miles east Of this city for Iowa
and located at Meridian, has been in
our midst the past week. 1t is his
first visit to his old Wisconsin home
in fourteen years His good health
and spirit If contentment bear out
the general verdict that Iowa is all
right Many We're there glad TO see
him.
i. Morris Minor came all the way
from Anaconda, Montana, to be pres
eut at our fair. The west evidently
agrees with Morrie, rs heneyer look
a No !