Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-05-16
Additional Locals.

-Chas. Hendra is Offering tempt
ing Inducements in -fae china, GU.
glass, fancy lamps. etc, Aft
! Good, light second hand top bug
gy, one of the best makes, for sale
cheap. See
lift w. j. GOLDSwORTHY.
Racine Carriage Cos. buggies, sur
res, etc. are sold and guaranteed by
| n. II. Martin. 20w4
An ice cream festival will be
held in the Fire Department build
ing Thursday evening, May Both,
| Decoration Day. by the Firemen.
Music by the band and orchestra.
Every body come.
Residents OF the first ward, in
Guiding the editors, appreciate the
! kindness and the excellent music of
the serenaders, composed of mem
bers Of the M. +. church choir, with
instrumental accompaniment, that
visited several homes Tuesday even
Mrs. J.-No matter what causes
facial eruptions, absolute cleanliness
inside and out is the only way to
cure them. Rocky Mountain Tea
taken this month will drive them
away. Eastman and Meserole.
H. txrt,. =,
spent a few moments angling Mon
day afternoon. Contrary to the
usual luck, the DR.. brought home the
fish. But still Charles fishes some
occasionally.
Two inmates Of the Grant county
asylum made their escape from Supt.
Alderson's vigilance last week. Chas.
Thomas disappeared on Sunday and
Geo. Ceilings a few days later. The
latter was captured at North Andover
and is again in confinement.
We are to have another dental
office in town. DR.. G. Ct. Hubenthal,
Of Milwaukee, was here Tuesday
and secured the rooms over Deller's
store for that purpose, and expects
to open up in about ten days. He
was accompanied 10y his brother
DR.. J. G. Hubenthal, practicing
physician of Belmont
Maggie Mccarthy is the name of
Il lucky young woman who found a
pearl last week in the river near
Prairie du Chen, for which +. II.
Bunde of Milwaukee gave her $500.
Two other parties found pearls the
same week near the same place. that
sold for $50 and 800 respectively.
Madison papers in noticing the
great sale of short horn cattle in that
city this week, say that Clara Maid
owned by James Walters of Mineral
Point, was accounted the finest ami
NAL in the lot of 81, gathered from 10
of the most famous short horn herds
in Wisconsin,. This is the first sale
of the kind to be held annually here
after by the Wisconsin Short Horn
Breeders Association. Clara Maid
sold for 1925.
"A feeble effort was made recent
~ to organize a gun club in the city,
but owing to the deplorable absence
of enthusiasm the project had been
abandoned. DR.. Fuwkes succeeded
in breaking the average, he having
"A record of ten straight-that he
didn't Inland Charley Winn said
as result of his experience he was
convinced that age was slowly but
surely advancing.
Lady, a spaniel, the priced pos
sion of Henry Frieden, and a dog
undoubtedly possessed OF more brains
than the person who accomplished
her death, passed through to the
happy hunting grounds on Tuesday
morning, via the poison route. A
person should be able to lay closer
to the ground than a snake to be
lower than the person who makes it
"A business to destroy dogs in this
manner. Any citizen who has a
grievance against IA dog cen surely
accomplish his obstruction by II more
humane and honorable method.
1t may be that the city authori-
ties erred in manner OF proceeding
to remove distractions and apate
the mud hole in front of Gny L.
Cobb's residence, but that the work
done was necessary for public safety
and convenience but few Will dis
pute. Mr.. Cobb's claim OF Sl'oVo
damages is generally regarded as
unreasonable, but law suit should
be avoided if practicable. III DIS
interested committee from another
town can be secured TO estimate the