Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-08
Local Overflow.


| "A. Masten S is the place to get your
best and most up-to-date millinery. OPP
posite public library. 49
Our efficient postoffice clerk, Clar-
ence Potter, has been laid up for sew
eral days with tonsilitius.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster and son
Curtis spent few days last week with
Mrs. Clyde Bachelor at Platteville.
| Our genial townsman, CIV. Holmes
ran merry race for sheriff lover 400
ahead of his ticket and yet that clip"
did not prove fast enough.
Fresh, homegrown Ginseng seed
for sale at Prideaux & Bliss drug store,
from Dr. H. P Mix's ginseng garden,
Mineral Point. Plant now. 2w
An advertisement in one of our
exchanges reads, "Home grown mice
meat" The compositor didn't mince
matters much in tass instance.
Pearl Jeffrey came home from In
dian Territory last week to see his
father, VIM. Jeffrey, who is on the
sick list. He remained only few days.
DIR. S. P. Deahofe and Chief Of
Police Thrasher left on Tuesday after
Moons train well equipped with rifles
and other necessaries for an outing in
quest of deer.
Rev Michael j. Kinney, formerly
of Loreto, Wis.,, has been appointed
pastor to succeed the late Father Rosen
of Hollandale and took charge of his
parish yesterday.
Taken as directed, it becomes the
greatest curative agent for relief of
suffering humanity ever devised. Such
is HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. Meserole & Horn.
The work of erecting the new First
National Bank building has reached
that point where it is assured beyond
doubt of being substantial ornament
to the business section of Mineral Point
The Clifford Hearing Co. will appear
at the opera house Nov. 10 for one week
This company carries sixteen people,
band and orchestra. Seats on sale at
Prideaux & Bliss drug store. Tickets
Is, 25 and 35c.
Married, in this city, at st. Paul's
Catholic church, Tuesday morning,
Nov 6, by Rev. James O'Keefe, Mr.
Anton Mollitor and Miss Catherine
Lynch. Mr. William Taylor acted as
groomsman and Miss Barbara Hartert
as bridesmaid.
David S. Convey of Argyle has been
sentenced to two years in the govern
ment prison at Leavenworth, Kansas
He has been constant violator of the
license laws for years but always got
off with short sentence to the county
jail The government does things diff
ferent.
There are many subscribers of the
Tribune-too many for our due amount
of success in financial way-who are
considerably behind in their payments.
Will they kindly take the hint? If you
cannot call at the office send by post
office order, or other convenient form of
remittance.
r.. A. Moore of the University of
Wisconsin college of agriculture expert
ment farm has produced a variety of
corn that yields from Is to 100 bushels
of shelled corn per acre. This corn,
known as Wisconsin No. 7 or Silver
King, is the result of four years of ex-
perimenting, and its Importance is seen
when il is understood that the average
yield of corn is only about thirty bushels.
Just received sample line of gloves
and mittens representing the entire
stock of large wholesale house. The
assortment is large and complete and
contains everything in the glove and
mitten line from the sturdy Buck,
Horsehide and Muleskin for every day
wear to the fine fur and silk lined Kid
and Mocha for dress. Also fine as
) sortment of Golf Gloves and Knit Nit
tens for ladies', misses and children. AL
, sold to y off regular price.
G.. VARLIN.
The present season is critical one
.. for cows in milk, whether the cows
were fresh in the spring, and whose
flow it is desired to keep up, or thu
cows that have Just come in. A more o