Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-05-21
Local Overflow.
% cts. buys a Red Trunk,

per can this week. Brewer and Pen
hallegon.
Nick Linden is seen with on,
foot in bandage, and travels will
the mid of crutches, as the result o
having a heavy stone fall upon hi
foot.
Mrs. Thomas Kealey died at he
home one and half miles west o
this city Tuesday night, aged abou
20 years. Funeral Friday morning
at 10 O'Clock at st. Paul's Catholic
church.
If boy with penny hook, hal
of five cent line, a crooked willow
stick for rod, and piece of bee
for bait, can catch a six pound cat
fl that ought fellow with So 81
fisning outfit to capture?
Give the children Rocky Noun.
tain Tea this month, makes them
strong, makes them eat, sleep and
grow. Good for the whole family
A spring tonic that makes sick peo-
pie well. 35c. j. A. Meserole
Darlington Republican; c. j.
Morgan left for Mineral Point Tues
day where he has bought an interest
in furniture store. Clarence is a
man of q od business ability and
will doubtless make a success of his
venture.
Coles Cough Cure is the best
remedy known for coughs and all
throat and lung diseases. 1t cures in
way to stay cured and children
like it. Positively guaranteed. %
and SO cents by all druggists.
The st. Paul folks have taken out
the telegraph instruments at their
offices at Arena, Blue River and Avo-
ca, aud the offices will be closed.
Similar action has been taken in sew
eral other stations on the system in
the state.
j. J. Hahn, of Dodgeville, has
Joined the Cigarmakers' Internation-
al Union Ol ~ llltl iCd blifOu II u w
cal Union at Madison, and hereafter
only Union men will be employed at
his shop. This is the first and only
Union shop in Iowa county.
As was expected Lafayette coun-
ty has damage suit on her hands,
resulting for the terrible bridge acct
dent which occurred few weeks
ago. whereby two lives were lost.
The heirs of Mr.. John Dallyu, one of
the victims, have filed claims for
$4,000.
The diseases King Herod died of
can be cured by taking Coles Blud-
bider. 1t is the greatest blood puri-
fer known and certain cure for
blood and skin diseases. 1t builds up
the system and restores health and
vigor. Satisfaction guaranteed. $l00
a bottle nv all druggists.
House burglars have been troub-
ling Warren within the last ten days.
One night four dwellings were en-
tered and fruitless attempts made
at two others. The Doodle realized
by the thieves amounted to less than
$40 all told, and nobody was shot. 1t
is regarded as the work of home tai
ent.
After the tpye for this issue of
the Tribune had been put together
q "little bird" reporter whispered in
our ear, Where's to be another wed.
ding soon; well, tonight" Inquiry
brought out that Mr.. Will Potterton,
a promising young farmer, and Miss
Bertha Ellery, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Ellery of this city, were
the contracting parties. Here's hop
ing the young couple realize the
richest of arthly blessings.
Flag Day will be observed by the
Woman's Relief Corps of this city on
Monday, June 10, when they will
hold at the Post Hall a bazaar and
festival, the proceeds of which will
be applied toward the erection of a
soldiers monument in Graceland
cemetery. 1t is requested that every
member Of the Corps take an active
interest in this matter, and that the
business houses and residences of
our city be appropriately decorated
on that day.
All expert miners who have WIS.,
tied this section express surprise at
the amount of disseminated ore eX-
listing here, and regard it as only q
question of reducing the ores to a
marketable product. If the new
mining machinery that is being in
troduced for the express purpose of
separating and cleaning ores comes
anywhere near being what is claimed
for it, then mining in this district
will prove great benefit to the many
who seem to prefer that class of la
Dor to any other.
Phil Gorgen came near meeting
with a knockout hitch the other day