Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-07-05
DIR. FAWkES, DENTIST.


pilates that T.. G. Spoouer puts up are
the very finest that can be produced.
-Blanchardville Blade; Wewere
greatly surprised when we drove into
Mineral Point Saturday. The num-
ber of people, wagons, huggies and
everything with the exception of
automobiles made us think of State
and Clark SITS. Chicago, The Point
is enjoying great boom.
--35c. Soc, not 25c, not soc, 3oc, the
price of Rocky Mountain Tea the
world over. None genuine, unless
made by the Madison Medicine Co.
Eastman Il Meseroie.
Mr., Joseph Branger takes great
satisfaction in exhibiting SAMPLES of
potatoes raised by him Cor his wife)
on his place in this city. The speci-
men left on our table is--steen inches
round and e.ghs-steen ounces or
more. It is oftne quick meal variety,
aud was raised from seed planted
June 18th or before.
Warren sentinel: Henry Line
berger, who lives ia Wayne, had Il
novel experience NJ nday morning.
Two of his cows got to fighting and
they locked horns in such way
that one Of the horns OF each pene-
trated au eye of the other. Mr..
Lineberger was unable To separate
them OF even pry them apart and a.
Of each horn to release them. One
of the animals lost the eye but the
other one seems to be all right.
The time of the Iowa County
Teachers Institute has been changed
so as to begin August 10th and CON
tinue two weeks. The conductors
will be Chester w. Smith, of XII
bourn; Il. f.. Doty, Of Sparta. and
Mary !. McFadden, Of Madison
Superintendent Metcaf wisies all
who possibly can, TO come to the in
stitute ns the teachers will receive
much useful help and instruction.
The Misses Deliu Ovitz, Mary
Shaw and Anna LaMalIe, graduates
Of the Milwaukee normal school,
have returned to their homes in this
city. These young Indies have se-
cured positions as teachers. Miss
Shaw in the Milwaukee public
schools, Miss LaMalle at Sheboygan,
and Miss Ovitz at Mauston, and will
| enter cpon their duties at the open
ing OF the coming year.
Darlington Republican; Messrs.
Thos. Campbell, Gus Micka and Neil
Steifcn, who have been prospecting
for drybone near the village OF Cal
| mine for the past six months, are re-
| ported to have struck it rich. They
| shipped carload Of bone to Mineral
Point Tuesday and have several car
loads on the dump ready for ship
ment Neil Stetfen was in town
w thh'nhbf hhu oNhhfN w ~ thNIpuDii-
| can-Journal reporter that there is
"millions III 1t" and that he wouldn't
trade places with John ID. Rocker
| feller.
| On Tuesday evening Of last week
| before dark two robbers entered the
| house OF an old man named Edward
| Brennan, two miles north Of Mt.
| Hope. Grant Co, and demanded his
money. They beat the old man and
| tied him hand and foot. They took
his wife up stairs and compelled her
10 unlock and show whore the money
was. They obtained $50 in money
ard 5000 draft on the Fennimore
| bank and some promissory notes.
| Then leaving the two old people
bound with ropes they went across
the fields mile 10 Casslers where
J they stole two horses, and up to this
time that Is the last known In the
night Mrs Brennan succeeded In
| getting herself loose. She united
her husband and he went of and re-
| ported