Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-08-09
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Al the Nouuu ol our ihlh'' S'''t
But. OH what a gait they II have. maybe
After taking Rocky Mountain Tea.-EaSt-
man & Meserole.
Highland Press The finest
turnout ever driven in Highland
streets was f.. j. Perkins rubber
tired phaetOn and 5000 team, sunday.
Charles Reed and Emery Bray
are making arrangements to start
another newspaper in Cuba CITY.
The invoice Of their outfit shows that
it will be tirst-class.
The ball game between Platte
willie and Dodgeville which was the
principal attraction at the Livingston
Field Day, resulted disastrously to
Dodgeville, the score standing II to g.
Loved by the people, hated by
it's would be rivals; the foe Of di-
sease, the friend Of humanity-Rocky
Mountain Tea, made by the Madison
Medicine Co.-Eastman IL Meseroe.
-Gratiot will celebrate Aug 10,
1900. Great band contest in which
five bands will participate. Horse
racing, foOtracing, balloon ascension,
bicycle races, base ball played by
| professional teams.
Work On new NJ. +. Parsonage
at Darlington, has begun. The
building will be IA handsome, mod
ern structure 32X43, and will stand at
the n. f.. corner Of the block, inn
medately west of the church.
1t stands alone, it towers above
There's no other, it'snature'a wonder,
a warming poultice to the heart of
mankind. Such Is Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35c.-- Eastman d Meserole.
Persons wishing to go into Wood
County, Wisconsin, about Aug. Y,
TO look at land with view t. pur-
chasing, can procure half-fare tickets
by applying to J. b. Reynolds Now
Is "A good time to see just what the
country produces. 3lw2
Programs are out for the Platte
Vile District NJ. f.. Camp-meeting to
be held from Aug. 10 to 20. Among
the prominent speakers is Pres. J. w.
Bashford Of Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity, who will lecture Saturday, Aug.
II, and preach Sunday, August II.
stand privileges at the coming
fair in this city are in demand. AL
ready there have been $4,000 worth
contracted, and enquiries are in for
several more. The center field priv
iIege was bid in by Weisen & Kelly,
of this city. There were five bids
ranging from $50 to $i3.
Lancaster Teller: you went to
Platteville to see the circus did you ~
was asked ola Lancaster young lady.
AVER sir she civilly replied. "Did
you go i'm the bus ?" was the next
question, and anticipating still an
other question she answered, mo,
and didn't buss going in, either"
The Platteville Canning Com
pany has sold the last of its goods
put up last year, and could have sold
several carloads more had they had
it to dispose of. All contracts are
made for this year and the outlook
for an immense crop of corn and to-
matoes was never better
Dan Harrington, II young man of
Dodgeyille, suffered the amputation
of the little finger of his left hand,
made necessary by the bones being
crushed by rock in the mines there
He now has no little finger, rs the
one on his right hand was amputated
when he was small lad,
Charles Batchelder of Platteville
and VIM. Jones of Ellenboro are in
the Grant county jail charged with
being the parties who recently en-
ticed Peter Hanson from Dubuque
to the boat landing near Potosi, on
lpretense Of selling him a horse, and
then attempting to rob him. 1t is
rumored that Mrs Batchelder, wife
of one of the accused and sister of
the tother will figure conspicuously
in the trial.
1t is with pleasure we follow the
Editors of Wisconsin and their fam
lilies in their outing in the northern
part of the state, through the columns
of the Evening Wisconsin. They
encamped ut Plum Lake, Villas Co,
and one of the latestreports is to the
effect they started newspaper call
ed the Plum Lake Reformer. One
of the items reads as follows: Jim
Monahau was arrested this morning,
charged with beating drum on the
head When seen in jail he would
not talk-something unusual for
him-Blanchardville Blade.
Madison Journal; NJ. Z. Rind-
laub, the Platteville editor, has been
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