Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-11-17
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For rent, one of the best farms on
the Waldwick Prairie. See J. B.
Reynolds.
The Chicago Daily Tribune, ex-
cept Sunday edition, and the Miner
al Point Tribune, both one year for
$780,
Mrs. Walter Hammil, accompan-
led by her little baby, is visiting her
sisters, Mrs. Chas. Hendra and Miss
Grace Chandler.
Several of our citizens, because
of being able to connect with the
steam heating plant, have cancelled
their coal orders.
Prof Oliver Gray was up from
Platteville as Monday visitor in
our city. He found glad hand ex-
tended from every quarter.
Mrs. Samson Rogers, of Oak Park,
ILL.,, who has been visiting with Mrs.
John r. Toay for about ten days, re-
turned home yesterday morning.
1t is not learned that one of the
loyal democratic campaign speak ers
mentioned the name of Grotophorst
during any speech made by them.
Our city was honored by the
county board, now in session, by
choosing as it's chairman J. w. Horn
representative from our 4th ward.
1000 pairs of sample gloves and
mittens just arrived at Correll &
Martins, and are selling at Wholesale
prices. Won't last long so call early.
AT the suggestion and earnest
counsel of Archbishop Messmer, a
branch of the Catholic Knights will
be established in ST. Paul's congre-
cation in this city.
The parties guilty of stealing
wood from the rear of the Tribune
office are known. Thanks to those
who reported. Next time the law
will be applied.
-LaFaye county pluralities, all
republicans: Roosevelt 700, Cooper
800, LaFollette 22l, farrell $50, Hobbs
222. Everson 43S, Nelson 536, Watson
9S, Oates 1856, Carey 1856.
Will the steam heating plant
which is supplying heat for goodly
number of places this year for the
first time. have any effect on the
price OF coal and wood? Some think
it will. Well see.
Lost, on Tuesday, Nov. 10,
watch with gold filled case and
leather chain, between Henry Nc
Nurrough's residence and Quick &
Austin's livery barn, by way of Hoard
street. Finder please return to this
office.
-Wisconsin's building at st. Louis
received first prize for state build
ings. While it is not nearly so mag
nificent as that of Missouri, it is
claimed that it is far better adapted
to the use for which the state build
ings were intended.
The Badger Dancing club, an or
ganization recently formed by a
number of young men in this city,
gave its second party of the series
on Friday evening of last week. The
occasion was well attended and
proved very enjoyable. The club is
| in fourishing condition.
The state board of canvassers
will canvass the state returns Dec.
%. Until that time the official vote
! san MOI he known, bat The system In
vogue by newspapers Of compiling
election returns is as accurate as can
be aside from the official court.
1T is said that with every tick of
| the watch someone dies. With the
proper medical treatment this terri
BILE death rate could be largely re-
duced and there is no better remedy
| toward this end thar Bliss Herbs. A
stitch in time saves nine. Geo. 5.
Huxtablc, agt. for Iowa county. 46m1
--platteville Journal: While Adam
MISSIONER stood at the bottom of
the shaft of the Hazel Green mine
| Friday, heavy bolt dropped from
above and penetrated his skull.
breaking a hole an inch in diameter
through the bone. Physicians re-
moved the broken bone and torn
brain, and covered the aperture with