Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-01-31

uitS anu NesttdbleS. lFeSu,
canned and dried. There's none
better than Hendra's, say they
who've tried. 4tf
Wisconsin stands first in the list
of cheese producing states Of the
Union, making one fourth of all the
cheese produced in the United States,
with 1000 creameries and 1000 cheese
factories.
1t is reported that Mr.. Ben Jacka
will soon return from Platteville,
and resume duty in the meat mar
ket of ID. G. Jacka. Dave and his
cent services.
-Beetown, Grant County, is still
under quarantine for small poX. Two
new cases developed last week,
| The malady is said to be of Il light
type however; no death resulting
from it yet.
Hon. II. Kennedy transacted
| business connected with his mining
| interest in Mineral Point last week.
trolley from Highland to this city
will be constructed in the near
future.
An entertainment will be held at
the cheese factory near Diamond
! Grove school house, on Thursday
evening, Feb. Z, at Z 80 O'clock. Pro-
ceeds to go toward purchasing an
organ for the school. Admission 10
cents.
railroad promoter who was prom
inent in the construction of the mar
row gauge in Grant County several
years ago, is in Lancaster again,
with view to securing the con-
struction of another road. from Ian
caster to Stockton, I'll.
Married, at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bartle, Jan. %, 1901. Their young
est daughter, Laura r.. Bartle to
William b. Reusch. Rev. Geo
Merrifield officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reusch will reside on the Bartle
farm. We extend congratulations.
John johnson, better known as
" Dogsk;n,' dissipated resident of
Darlington, has confessed that he
placed the rail across the railroad
track one night last week, which
nearly wrecked "A passenger train.
He will probably be given term at
Waupau.
F. T.. Davisson informs Us that j.
sale of about 60 head of Short Horn
cattle in the near future. Mr.. Wise
has for some time been breeding
Short Horns of the best, and no
doubt will offer grand draft of
Short Horns.
The provision of the bill before
the Legislature fixing the terms of
Mayors of all cities such as Miner.
al Point at two years instead of one
may be all right, but another provis-
ion of the same bill making the
terms of aldermen four yours has
less to commend it.
The sale of the Mcneil resi-
deuc to Miss Ella Prisk, perfected
t.,ta
agency of j. b. Reynolds, indicates
continued activity in Mineral Point
propeLty. The same place has been
sold three or four times within as
many years, and each time at an
advance.
The local chapters of Royal Arch
Masons and order of Eastern Star
have cards out for joint social and
entertainment to be held in the Tenn
pie Feb. 18th. This will be the last
civic society party Of the season, and
members of these mystic circles and
their friends anticipate m exception
ally pleasurablo evening.
--Thos, Paynter Of Highland bad
the misfortune to fall on the ice one
day last week, iuiuring his leg, so as
to neceessitate the use of ola crutch.
Two Old citizens of Dodgeyiile
died last week: Tbos. Poikiuhorn on
Tuesday, aged II years, aud Mrs.
Mary George on Wednesday, aged al
most SG years.
--WorA on the Mounds in the way
of cutting cordwood has ceased, says
the Mt. Horeb Times. The owners
/ have decided to preserve the timber
( as necessary for a place Intended
/ for a sunitarium. If the timber was
/ all taken off it is believed the won
derful sulphur springs near the sum-
nit would soon 20 dry.
AT a meeting of the Re@ey school
f. rI.. ~ la., -yaak NIiua TsIp4ru Rain