Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-21

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See A. +. Dresden for anything
in the line of musical iustruinents.-2
The chairman o. tie Lifayetts.
county committee officially advises
members Of that party to refrain
from lending their influence for or
against the primary election law.
After carefully considering the
matter, the republican county COM
mittee of Grant county h's called a
convention for March 9th to nomi-
nate a candidate for county Judge.
Miss Neva Thatcher departed
for her Iowa home after a prolonged
visit with relatives here. She
proved "A bright, cheerful young
lady and made many friends while
with us.
james II. Dugdale of Platteville
department by both senators Spoon
er and Quarles for a commission in
the regular army as provided by the
reorganization law.
The marriage of Miss Rhoda,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
cambridge, and Roy NJ. Miller, all
OF NJ film, tt ttI nom Of tile bride,
on the 18th inst, was the society
event of the season for that town.
-Hollandale Review: j. 5. Rob-
inson now drives the smallest team
Of ponies in this part of the country.
They are scarcely larger than shet-
lands, but they make a fine team for
pleasure d:iving-when the roads
are good.
Reports say that $4,000 has al
ready been raised for the new st.
Mary's Catholic church in this city,
and that $4,000 is col tldently calcu-
latvd upon. The structure is to be
of brick. Work will begin as soon
the weather permits.
The farm sale of Mr.. Schmid
in the town of fayette, on Monday,
was highly satisfactory. AGctioneer
navisson presented the merits of
animals and articles so clearly, that
extra good prices were secured. He
cries IA sale in Kendalltown today.
"A D~odgcvilIe paper is in error
in saying thrt Mineral Point has
quarantined agails st Darlington, and
that trains do not stop at the latter
place on account of smallpox, Trains
stop ms usual at Darlington aud
there is no quarantine against that
town.
The friends Of Rev. Father Ham
non gave him silver jubilee last
week ON the completion of his 25th
year as pastor of the Catholic church
at Darlington. Rev. Father O'Keefe
of this city was the principal speaker.
Ladies' of the church served re fresh
mentS.
On account of the upper q part.
ment of Rewey schools being too
crowded the board has been obliged
to order several new seats. There
are at present 50 pupils in the de-
partment and more expect to enter
as soon as there is sufficient seating
accommodations.
An observing citizen who tray
els u good deal ON the railroads
notices the coincidence that all the
politicians who were opposed to
LaFollett's nomination, and fell into
line only when they found they
could not stop tie procession, are
opposed TO the primary election
bill.
Mr.. Benz Williams, of Welsh
Settlement. was a Tribune caller last
week, and the first to bring informa-
ton of the death Of Mrs, Hannah
Davis, wife of David ID. Davis, which
occurred ON the 18th Deceased was
an esteemed pioneer Of the Settle
meul.
The Band Dance, advertised for
last Monday night, and the enter
tainmeut by the Royal Tyrolean
Concert Troupe, announced for Fri
day evening, Feb, -, are declared
oil ON account of smallpox prevailing
in ueighboriug towns. The roller
skating rink has been closed for the
same reason.
The Rowey & Powell, the Power
~ Mineral FONT, the Powell Il Bel
mont and the Powell u Sand Hill
telephone divisions Incorporated
lately uudor the name Of the Peca-
tnnica Consolidated Farmers Phone
company with Jack Hughes, presi-
don't; Matt. Goumeu, treasurer;
Frank jones, secretary.
Some Is. r's. OF this city planned
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