Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-12-07

horns, S2S; American Red, $40
White Wyandottes, 100; Buff Wyan-
dottes, ia Barred Plymouth Rocks
6l9; Light Brahmas. $50.
H. :. Hurlbut Il Co. have "A new
line of Mineral Pr. Souvenir Spoons
from Sl.00 to $500 each. The new
school building in French grey, solid
silver, the NJ. E., the =. NJ, st. Paurs
and St. Mary's churches, Masonic
Temple, City Park, &c.
w. II. Clark, Grand Chief Tenn
plar of Wis, International Order of
Good Templars, will address the cit :
liens OF Mineral Point at the NJ. f..
church TUESDAY evening, Dec. 18th,
commencing ut 80 o'clock Do not
miss it. Admission free. Offering
will be taken.
family, Dept. Commander Copeland
will not be able To part cipate with
the comrades of Geo II Legate Post
at their annual campfire Dec. 2Sth.
Past Dept Commander, Phil Cheek,
has accepted an invitation to take
the Dept. Commanders place on that
occasion.
The financial report of the OAR
lington fair society for the year 1905
1
shows the total receipts to be $S,772.-
| ii. and disbursements $S,7654l, a net
| gain Of $670 improvements to the
grounds cost S2s3.69, Their printing
and advertising for same year cost
$4S960, and every official will tell
you it was one of their best invest
ments.
Solemn High Mass services were
| observed at St. Mary's church Tues
| day in honor of the 10th anniversary
of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
May. Services were conducted by
Rev. B. WeyeLas Celebrant, Rev. n.
Weyer as Deacon, and Rev. James
O'Keefe as sub Deacon. This was
followed by the serving of "a delic-
ious banquet at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. May, of which large number
OF guests partook.
In the Tribune office is a sample
OF the rs bushels to-the-acre corn
grown this year on the Xollinger
farm in the town of Waldwick. 1t
is of the yellow dent variety and IA
very fine sample, to say the least. By
the way, Mr.. Zollinger desires to re-
tire from farming, and therefore Of
fers his farm for sale, notice appear
ing in another column Of this paper.
1t is in an excellent state of cultiva-
with modern dwelling and barn.
1t is admitted hat where the mind
is wholly devoted to one subject,
with talent and perseverance,, excel
lence will be attained. DR.. Brewer
has devoted many years to the ex-
elusive treatment OF chronic diseases
and his success in the most aggrava-
ted cases is said to be extraordinary
Those who are afflicted with finger
ing diseases should not fail to gee DR.
Brewer on his next visit at the L. s
Hotel in this city on Wednesday
December IL. 49wl
Married, at the Willow Springs
parsonage, by Rev. J. Hardcastle, on
: Wednesday, Nov. %, 1905, Mr.. Elmer
Argall of Linden township and NJ ISIS
Edna Shepard of Mineral Point. Mr.
Argall is an intelligent, industrious
farmer and young man of sterling
character. His bride was born, rails.
ed and educated in this city and is
one of our very best young women
Long may they live and happy be
is the Tribune's earnest desire.
In spite of the bad roads and fros.
ty weather an immense crowd gath.
, cred at Bethel church Thanksgiving
evening, where IA most delicious and
bountiful supper, spread by the la
dies of that charge, was must heart
lily enjoyed. Great credit is due the
ladies who have been so active and
generous in the completion of the
festive occasion. The society and
people have decided to enlarge the
church building and have already
secured nearly half the required
amount necessary to carry out then
plans.
Arrangements have been perfected
whereby the Mineral Point Tribune
and Milwaukee Daily Free Press
F can be had for $500 This is for boti
papers one year, remember. No bet
ter opportunity to get with YOU
home paper a first class daily cheaI
Mineral Point lodge, No. /, A. i
and A. NJ, elected officers Tuesday
/ evening for the next year as follows
w. NJ --R J. Hughes.
Sr. Warden-Geo. Crawford.
| Jr. Warden-C. II, Terrill.
Secretary-R. M. Crawford.