Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-09-25

terest of Pyro Paints, for which he
and Mr.. Spooner are state agents.
The article is winning favor where
ever introduced. Sec adv.
= III. Lewis, the enterprising mine
operator of Highland, made bust
ness call at Mineral Point last Satur-
day. He has 1900 tons OF ore on his
dumps, for which no market at liv-
ing prices are open.
Darlington Republican Journal:
Ole Nogaard, a citizen Of Wiota, aged
about 40 years, committed suicide by
hanging at his home south of the viii
liage The body was found Monday
evening and the supposition is that
he had beeu dead since Friday AS
that was the last time he YVES seen
| alive.
| When once liberated within your
/ system it produces most wonderful
effect. It's worth ones last dollar to
feel the pleasure of life that comes
by taking Rocky Mountain Tea,
Eastman d Meserole.
Clement, little son of Mr.. G. ID.
Lostetter, of Fennimore, was killed
at Dekalb, H. one day last week, by
IA railroad train. The boy and his
mother We're ut the station, waiting
for train to come home, when he
got upon the track and was knocked
down and run over by cars being
switched.
Miss Amelia Kuhnhenn, who has
been spending the past week in this
city, left to-day CThursday) for Elk
horn where she will fill the position
of teacher of English in the high
school. Miss Kubnhenn has taught
English in the Sun Prairie high
school for five years
Don't wait for an Invitation to
Gillhooley's Reception at the city
hall Saturday evening, but consider
yourself invited. Go prepared for
one continuous laugh from start to
finish. Prices 25e and $50. Reserved
seats without extra charge at Han
scom's book store.
students from this city who will
re-enter the University of Wisconsin
THE iaii are: Miss Kate Hooking,
Miles Thomas, Crawford Ross, Will
Bennett, Rob Crawford, Ed Penhal-
Logon and Will Snow Paul Brewer
and Ira Reynolds enter the same in
stituton as freshmen, both to take
the electrical engineering course.
On Sept. 18th, 1902, the Rev. J.
Hardcastle, at tho r. M. parsonage,
united the lives of Mr.. Elviu Steph-
enson and Miss Ethel Priestley. Mr.
Stephenson is an excellent young
man and is doing well ut Beloit,
where the happy couple will make
their home. Miss Priestley is one of
our fair young women, highly es-
teemed and respected in this COM
munity. All wish them long life,
prosperity and happiness.
Richard Kennedy, the mining king
Of Highland, in an interview, says
the Platteville News, volunteered
/ the assertion that southwestern Wis
consin is the greatest zinc country
| in the United States and that its de-
velopment will be rapid. He also
said that the use of zinc in this
country was in its infancy and cited
| for illustrations the fact that the
| largest zinc manufacturing plant in
the world, located in Belgium, makes
80 per cent. OF its output into roofing
a durable, clean article almost un-
heard Of here. Mr.. Kennedy is not
| an enthusiast, but practical miner
and bespeaks IA great future for this
section. He also predicts that it will
not be the air drill that displaces the
old hammer system still in use in
| this section, but that it will be the
| electric drill He states that there
are at present two makes of electric
drills that are being operated sue
cessfully In the west.
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