Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-01-17

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His firm now has 1900 tons of bone
and several tons Of jack and lead on
the dump, ready for shipment.
Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea is
never sold in bulk by peddlers or
less than 30 cts. Don't be fooled, get
the tea made famous by the Madison
Medicine Co. Eastman & Meserole
The Misses Heide d Kidder,
millinerS will take n winter vaca-
tion of "a few weeks, and visit at their
homes. On their return will reopen
in the building now occupied by
Gorgen IL Pittz, with IA new stock of
spring goods.
The |. O. o. +. lodge of Lancaster
has purchased grounds on Maple
street. opposite the court house, and
| viii erect modern brick business
| block in place of the frame structure
| which now stands there. Consideru-
| ton for lots was S4,S00. Work on
!
| The rate of taxes this year at
| Lancaster as 3.57 per cent. or $3.50
OF $1,000, assessment. Before deter
| mining whether or not this is bur-
densom tax, it is necessary to know
| what relation the assessed value of
taxable property in Lancaster bears
| its market value.
small poX in Glen Haven and
Beetown. Only one case in the viii
| lage of Beetown. Five or six at Glen
Haven. Lancaster is quurantined
against both villages and have
| watchmen out at the city limits on
all roads leading to and from both
places.
The Prairie du CHEN WOODEN
mills company allege that the con
Germ did not pay expenses last year,
therefore cut III wages OF employees
ranging from to l2ia per cent was
announced, and last Saturday the
entire force of the mills struck, and
the plant stands idle.
The ladies of the Congregational
church III Darlington have presented
the Congregational Guild of Shulls-
burg, the sum of ten dollars, the pro-
fits of "A supper recently given by the
Darlington ladies. This money Is to
be applied toward the payment of
the debt against the Congregational
church in the Burg.
The firms of Gorgen d PITY,
grocers and j. Gorgen IL Co. meat
market, have leased the Necollins
building lately vacated by &. +.
Gale, and the adjoining Jacka
building, now occupied by Misses
Heide d Kidder, miliners, and will
move the double business into those
buildings in the early spring. An
opening will be made for communi-
cation between the two building.
The third number in the lecture
course for this season Is TO he given
next Monday evening, the 2lst. Mr..
Alexander Black is the entertainer.
He will present one of his popular
picture plays" Press comment as
sures US that Mr.. Blacks entertain
ment is highly interesting ana
instructive.
Mr.. Nicholas Treweek has for
the past two weeks been laid up and
suffered severely with IA peculiar in
fammatjon in his arm and shoulder.
The doctors say that it is not rheu-
but the patient finds it painful
enough for either or all of those
maladies. Happily, there has been
some bettermeut of late, and early
recovery is hoped for.
The smut machine" at Dodge
willie tnrned out an unusual grist last
week. Its regular smear of the Tri-
bune editors was varied by extending
it over Nc. John Knight, Mr.. G. q.
Cox, Mr. j. w. Taylor aud other
members of the county board, aud
Bros. Hearn of the Chronicle and
Crawfords of the Democrat. All be-
cause the Board refused to accept
slop-shop printing for another two
years.
"Wednesday afternoon q man by
the name of Benware, who halls
from near Portage City, this state,
killed four large wolves in the tim
| ber. between Otter Creek and
| Wiota. Beuware is an old hunter
and makes speciality OF killing
timber wolves. Some of our local
! hunters would do. well to take a few
less ms in wolf hunting from this
old man.