Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-03-26
Local Overflow.

You get some friend to introduce you?
All, o" nearly 50, Of Iowa county's
lawyers have been at Madison this
week and the citizens OF the county
have conducted themselves like unto
the peaceful lambs and doves.
Mother earth was heavily coated
with snow Monday evening. While
farmers are pronounclng it just the
thing, grand fertilizer, etc, the
teamstere are swearing, as it made
the condition of the roads horrible.
SHE WAS ALWAYS TIRED-Mrs
Garretson of Racine, Wis, tells of the
incessant lang and nervousness
that constantly annoyed her-she
writes that one 80 cent box of DR..
Gossom's Oxygen roni, Tablets
strengthened her entire system and
made life worth living. She is lond
in her praise Of what we believe to
be the ONLY TRUE NERVE TONIC
Vivian's Pharmacy.
To friends and customers ! wish
to announce have received an ele
giant line Of spring woolens. Please
leave your orders as early ms possible
Respectfully,
A. f. DRESDEN, Tailor.
r. J. Penhallegon, Jr, and wife
went to Madison last Saturday in or
der to be with their son Ed, a varsity
student, on the latter's birthday
which occurred that day. They re-
manned over Sunday.
The Barneveld correspondent
to the Dodgeville Chronicle reports
that, during the storm Wednesday
afternoon of last week, Patrick
Sweeney and Frank Starry of that
place had narrow escape from be-
ing killed. They were sitting on the
depot platform with their feet rest
ing on tie when tie lightning struck
a tie about three feet distant. They
were somewhat stunned and the tie
was shattered.
AS will be seen by the official
notice in another column an election
will be held i'll this city this spring,
to elect an alderman for each ward
and II justice of the peace for the
first and second wards jointly, also
one for the third and fourth wards
jointly.
-Dodgeville citizens are again
called upon, by petition. to vote on
the license question at this springs
election. Also ON the question of
bounding the city for $4,000 to make
improvements in water works at
present location, or for $4,000 for re-
moval of water works.
1t is truly said that "the blood is
the life' and health depends upon
the blood. If you want the purest
blood that every flowed through the
veins of human being take Coles
Bludbilder. 1t builds up the system
and cures diseases resulting from
deranged and inactive condition of
the stomach, liver and kidneys. 1t
is a perfect cure for Rheumatism
guaranteed Try it. $l.00 bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Rheumatism has forced two of
our meat market citizens to go lame
lately, namely Frank Enzenroth and
Henry Kramer. They have suffered
very much, but are now consdera-
bly, better. 'Tissaid that heartily par
taking Of good beef will produce
rheumatism, and It's presumed these
gentlemen patronize their own es-
Establishments.
Latest batch of marriage permits.
{Joseph Beckerleg. Mineral Point.
Nettie Fitzsimons,
Adam Hible. Dodgeville.
Amanda Torgeson,
(Jas. Nickerman. Mifflin
Clarisa Darbey,
John Dolsead Brigham.
/ Lena Stensdy,
(Albert J Weston. Mif1iin.
Minnie Jewell, Dedgeville.
(Arthur McKnsey. Two Harbors, MINI.
Elizabeth Weber. Mineral Point.
The common council of Dodge
willie has passed an ordinance declar
ing it unlawful for people to the
number Of three or more to assemble
in any shed, stable, warehouse, out
house, cellar, street or alley in that
city for the purpose of drinking in
toxicating liquors, except 1t be III
some place owned or lawfully occu-
pied by them. Violators of this or
dinauce are punishable to the extent
of $40 and costs or languish in the
county cooler urtil same is paid, but
not to exceed six days.
During the storm on Wednesday
evening tightening did much dam
age in portions of this state by strik-
ing barns, dwellings, etc. A singular
case was that which happened at
Delton. little place near Baraboo.
While John Murray, William Tru-
man, Moses Crane, &. Il. Adams. and
Matthew Pitter, old soldiers, were
playing game of cards in the &. A.
r. hall the structure was struck by