Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-01-14
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| WYNN w ptitiS StTuCk Will DdiI
of snow and ice from horses hoof
thrown by a companion in play.
Dishes belonging tn the different
parties who furnished pies, cakes,
etc for &, A. II. Campfire, and which
have not yet been returned, can be
found at J. G. Martins feed store Of
flee.
jennie Sitter, Omaha 81 have
gained thrty-five pounds In two
months. Nothing did me any good
until used HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea.' A blessing to sickly wom-
en-. J. A. Meserole.
"A birthday party was given
Monday evening at the home OF
| William Mitchell at Barreltown,
which was attended by quite n num-
Der from this city. The evening
was spent in playing games and was
enlivened by music, All partook of a
most bountiful supper aud report
IA very enjoyable TIME.
"A Tribune subscriber received
one day this week u letter contain
ing $40 which he is sure was not in
tended for him. but got into an en-
velope addressed to him by mistake.
Any Que sending such an amount
with a possibility of making such u
mistake should call at this aiilce for
further particulars.
Those wishing to take advantage
Of the Chicago Spring Sales, call
at the Hotel Royal. Wednesday,
Jan. is. All coats and tailormade
suits closed out ut 81 so to Sl2 80.
Mrs. ALICE CAPE,
Agent for Chac. A. Stevens Bros.
Here's to 1904, BY noting our
past mistakes, az an exchange sug-
gests, we can try to avoid the same
In the future. In n year ono should
have gained higher ideals, truer and
purer standards aud IA strengthened
purpose; but how many OF Us have
accomplished these aimsp Let us do
unto others as we would have them
do unto us and the year OF 1904 Will
be II happy one for us all.
| Have you indigestion, constipa-
tion, headache, baekache, kidney
trouble? HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will make you well. II it fails
get your money back. That's fair.
Tea or Tablet form. SO cents. J. A
Meserole.
Miss Louisa Argall died at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. David Bice
in Lacrosse, on Tuesday OF this week,
and the body Is to arrive today
and will rest at tn residence of Mr..
James Brewer, from where the fun
eral will take place at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. Deceased was IA laugh
| ter of tho late Jas. Argall. and was
born and grew to womanhood in
Mineral Point. She was about -
years Of age.
The Hotel Royal is now being
heated by steam from she Ludden
ice plant. The connection was COM
pleted and put In working order last
Monday. There are now heated by
this plant, the White House, Brewer
Il Penhellegon's grocery store, j. Il.
Toay's grocery store, Fiedler's saloon
and the Hotel Royal, and entire sat-
isfaction is the only result thus far.
1t is understood that the p. NJ church
! folks contemplate securing heat
from this source, and that Mr.. Lud-
den figures on an up street eXtention.
| Don't care how soon he reaches the
Tribune office.
The Knights of Pythias OF Lir
den gave very successful installn
ton party last Friday evening. This
who were fortunate In being present,
and they were n goodlv number, con-
sisting of w. III. Correll and wife,
w. J. Jeuck and wife, Morris Proctor
and wife, Mrs. Ed. Longhenry, Miss
Jessie Hooking, DR.. Hubenthal, RI.
Mar II and Fred Motley. w. J..Jeuck
Off tied as installing officer, assist
ed ~ DIR. Hubenthal acting as Grand
Prel tie, and w. II. Correll MS Grand
Master at Arms. All returned well
pleased with their outing and full OF
praise Of the hospitality extended
them by the Linden people. Our
popular city orchestra, or rather a
portion Of 1t, was present, and our
neighbors are unit in pronounc.
ing the music the best they've heard
in many day.
Darlington Republican; A large
number OF Benton people were in
the city Tuesday In attendance at
coun'y court. The claim OF Edward
II. Manning, amounting to $1,000.
against the estate Of the late Alex
ander McCracken, for keeping some
OF the discovered miser's wealth in