Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-05-30
NUMBER %
DIR. Fawkes does the best work at

DIR. Fawkes does the best work ut
the lowest prices.
House to rent. Inquire of Spens-
ley 4 McIlhon, Attorneys.
Two bars Maple City will do as
much washing as three of any rosin
filed soap, do it better and easier.
The county clerk of Crawford
county has in the past year issued
| orders for bounties on 323 rattle
snakes, The bounty on each rattle
snake being 30 cents.
"The Field and Fancy" contains
very fine half tone picture of Prin-
cess PEARL ii white Angora cat with
Tamber eyes, owned by Miss Ellen l..
Smith, Of Platteville. Miss Smith
values her pr, at 800.
Darlington Republican: Misses
Martha Wearne, Martha Huxtable,
Marguerite Heide aud Gertrude Mur-
ply, four of Mineral Points fashion.
able milliners, spent Sunday in this
city, the guests OF Mrs. ), Van Brunt
and Miss Etta Washburn.
-Mossrs. Eugene Cushman and
Carl Healy have fiue mine pros
pect near the latter's home in this
city. In exploring some old dggings
and sinking below the old works
they broke into what appears 10 be
II rich body OF lead and blackjack.
They have not got into it far enough
to prove its value yet.
Comrades Jeuck and Shepard
got all the information they wanted
of northern Wisconsin country, and
all they wanted of overland touring
! in week, whereas they expected II
| would take month To do it, md re-
turned singing there's no place
like home" OH Wednesday tho 22d.
They got Us far as Wood county, and
visited George Zollinger there.
Two handsome top buggies from
the Fitzgibbons Brothers factory
tention here the past week. One is
owned by Mr.. Matt May and the
other by Mr. John Harker. These
vehicles nre admitted to be among
| the handsomest turnouts in this sec
tion. lw
Veterans OF Geo. II. Legatc Post
think they "got event. with the Wo-
man's Relief Corps Inst Friday eve-
ming. The ladies being Assembled ut
the home OF Mr.. John =. Martin for
work, "A detachment OF the Post sur
rounded the place and made prison.
ers Of the occupants. Cuptives as
| well as cnptors seemed to appreciate
1t MS n fine feat Ia military strategy.
- The Charles City, Iowa, Daily
Herald OF May Goth announces the
death OF Robert Leslie Julian in that
city, on Sunday morning May 10Th, OF
| typhoid fever. Deceased was born
in Mineral Point Oct ., 1871, and ro-
sided here until about three years
ago. He learned the blacksmith
trade with VIM. Treweek and fol-
lowed 1t successfully after going to
Iowa. The Herald speaks Of hiT as
much esteemed there, which he also
was here.
I'm stating last week that Miss
Bessie Brewer and Miss Lottie Ter
rill Of this city, were graduates Of
the Chicago Business College, the
Tribune was slightly in error. 1t was
from the Metropolitan Business Col
lege OF Chicago these young ladies
graduated, and connected with this
institution as an Instructor Is Mr.. &.
j. Il. Reynolds. Will Wedlock, War
den Goidsworthy and Albert GRADER,
also OF this place, attended the same
college the past season, and the first
two younGgents named have secured
goods positions In the big metropolis
on the lake.
ohi iltlif Hii "h1 uhcpHsCIouh
| from strangulntion during "a sudden
! and terrible attack of Group. /
quickly secured "A bottle OF One Min
ute Cough Cure, giving her three
| does. The Group was mastered aud
our little darling speedily recovered
SO writes A. l.. Spafford, Chester,
Mich. W. ~. Prideaux.