Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-12-14
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| -opeclal bargains IN millinery at
| Amy Masters.
| "A complete assortment of Parker
fountain pens, suitable for Christmas
gifts, at Ivey's pharmacy.
Stamping Il speciality. Have a
nice line of patterns for eyelet and
shadow embroidery AMY MAsTEN
Next Sunday Rev. j. Hardcastle
will preach at Plum Grove in the
morning and at Bethel in the after
noon.
MIR. John Correll went to Chicago
Tuesday. While his stay will be
brief, it's likely he'll visit the great
lstock show.
We are pleased to announce that
Mrs. John Mitchell, who has been
confined to the honse by sickness for
three weeks, is improving.
John Francis lost good brood
mare last Saturday night. The an
imal got "stalled" in such manner
as to result in death before morning.
John M. Peter keeps fine stock
of Fruits, Candies and Nuts at the
White Palace Cafe. He also handles
the celebrated GAINESVILLE Pasteur-
lied Ice Crepm.
| Clear thinking, decisive action
win, and yiunr nf hodu apI mind tba
sparkle of life, come to all who use
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 80
cents. Tea or Tablets. Meserole Il
Horn.
The Benton Advocate states that
Mr.. Carey of New York, was in that
camp last week with view to locat-
ing a smelter there. He was very
favorably impressed with the out
look.
/ j. w. Mclaughlin of Benton,
has been appointed manager of the
Tripoli mine at Mineral Point. This
mine has forty names on the pay ROLL
The company will install rooster
at once.
-Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
is simply liquid electricity. 1t goes
to every part of your body, bringing
new blood, strength and new vigor,
1t makes you we'll and keeps You
On and after Saturday, Dec. is,
| will hold myself in readiness for
the collection of taxes in the council
room. city of Mineral Point, until
further notice. w. +. PRIsK,
49w2 Town Treasurer.
Mr.. Richard Ivey, uncle of Mrs.
w. n. Curry, died at his Moscow
home last Sunday, the 10th; aged SO
years. Deceased was an early set
tier in this section, and many years
ago was resident of Mineral Point:
H. S. Hurlbut q Co have new
line of Mineral PIT, Souvenir Spoons
from $10O to $500 each. The new
school building in French grey, solid
silver, the NJ. E., the p. M, st. Paul's
and st. Mary's churches, Masonic
Temple, City Park, &c.
In sending your Christmas pack
age by mail, be careful to get the
right amount OF postage stamps upon
it, and be careful to aflix them in the
right place. There will be an enor-
nous amount of third-class matter
i'm the mails from now till after New
Years, and the postal authorities,
though overw5rked, will be at least as
strict as usual in holding out parcels
insufficiently stamped.
Edward Prideaux and daughter
also his nephew, Bert Prideaux, ar
rived here from Spokane, Washing
ton. last Thursday. Mr.. Prideaux
and daughter will remain for week
or two. Bert remained only day
going from here to Beloit and Chica-
go to visit relatives. 1hey ike the
+ west and are content with making it
their home. Ed is a railroad conduc-
tor and Bert is employed by the COM
pany in another capacity.
! Do you say the printer Knows but
! little outside his Office duties? Well
what do you think when a knight
, of the type who never owned a hog
came within forty pounds Of the total
(: weight Of ten hogs and within twenty
J pounds of the total weight of seven
5 hogs upon being invited to guess
7 This sounds somewhat boggish, but
e is a plain fact, and happened in this
8 city this week. Not one of the sew.
eral farmers, stock-buyers and cit.