Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-01-15
IS cts. buys a Red Trunk.

MS lungs arc Nv an cuu ioI tHe
remainder of his life.
% cts. buys Red Trunk.
County Map free to Tribune sub
scribers. See advertisement on 9th
page.
Mr.. NJ. Thinnes, son-in-l law of
Maj. George Jeuck, came out from
Chicago Monday evening for short
stay
Ben Fielder has purchased the
interest of his brother John, and the
saloon business of Fielder Brothers
will be conducted by him in the fu-
ture.
City schools opened Monday of
this week after a lengthy holiday
vacation. Attendance good and stu
dents applying themselves commend
ably.
w. NJ. Rindlaud has purchased
the Platteville Witness of his father,
M. P. Rindlaub, who retires after
y
helm of that paper.
Why not have. arobe or coat made
from one of your own COW or horse
hides? Geo. Narcoe has one of the
most valuable coats in the city made
from the hide of II black horse he
formerly owned.
There are fewer deaths from
coal gas this winter, but thousands
more from lack of coal to keep warm
etc. Can you figure out the blessing
from the coal cussedness that haunts
the country.
Brown, the liveryman, lost by sick
ness, one of his heavy team OF black
horses. This was one of the most val
liable teams in the city, and Mr..
Brown is very unfortunate indeed.
Good appetite, healthy digestion,
clear skin and bright eyes mark
those who take Coles Laxative Liver
Pills. Their action is pleasant. Sold
by All druggists.
TUESDAY of this week Miss Mil
licent Holmes, of this city, won a
victory in the supreme court in the
suit brought by the Citizens Loan
and Trust company to set aside the
deed of gift to her by the late Charles
James.
-Correll d Martin, clothing mer-
chants, proved their claim of being
up to-date by procuring handsome
and expensive calenders to present
friends and patrons. From an artistic
point of view it is equal to anything
put out by Mineral Point merchants.
The Covey Crotty breech Of
promise case, tried at IA session of the
circuit court at Darlington last week
resulted in IA verdict of $1,000 being
rendered in favor of Miss Convey.
This is said to be the first case Of the
kind in the history of Lafayette
county.
%. G. Rewey called on the Trib-
une while in town last Friday, and
this visit, like all others made by
him, was very pleasant. BY the way.
"Ol" has received an appointment of
book keeper in the secretary OF
states office. Those posted on his
zeal for the party will recognize this
as most worthy appointment.
The Tribune was favored Tues
day by brief call from Rev. w. J. G.
Ralph. He and wife are in our city
| for visit with the latter's mother
Mrs. Joseph Callow. From here
they 20 to Lancaster, Mr. Ralph hav-
ing accepted a call to serve as pastor
Of the Congregational church Of that
place.
! Notice has been received by
! friends in this city Of the death OF
Mr.. k. r. Clark, of Minneapolis. be-
ceased will be remembered by the
older citizens of Mineral Point, as he
/ WAS q isSj'f'ul VI tIio HiaI' = 'ai
ago. H leaves "A wife and son. His
brother, w. II. Clark, and the latter
daughter, Miss Anna, Of Des Moines
attended the funeral.
-Chas. Hendra, the grocer, hai
moved into the store so long occu
pied by +. G. Ludden and known al
THE Economy Store" Mr.. Hendra'
stock is we'll arranged and every
thing has nice, inviting appear
ance. 1t is termed "The Economy
Grocery store and lis proprietor !,
determined to SO conduct business