Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-12-06
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Fancy home rendered lard at l21a c
per pound. Two gallon jars or over filled
at Zoe at Graders Metropolitan Mar
ket.
Misses Nettie and. Adele Whalen,
students at the Milwaukee Normal,
spent Thanksgiving at the parental
home.
Taxes in Mineral Point city for this
year will be at the rate l 3-5 per cent,
or Is cents less on the hundred than
last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Hutchinson of
Aurora, H., were up and joined their
relatives of this city in observing
Thanksgiving.
The election of officers'o of the E. f.
U. will be held at the next meeting,
Tuesday evening, Dec. IL. All members
should be present.
Lee Gordon, Harry Bennett and
Harry Collicut left here last Friday to
take the Agricultural Short Course of
study at manson.
Misses Agnes Mix and Florence
Bridge, students at the Patteville Nor
NAL, Joined their relatives of this city in
observing Thanksgiving.
The Ladies Aid society of the M.
E. church met with splendid success at
the holding of their annual Thanksgiv-
ing festival, and they deserved it.
Messrs. L. GRADER. N. GRADER, Bert
GRADER, A. Appel and H. J. Kietfer
went to Chicago Tuesday to attend the
international Live Stock exposition.
Al. Spang was down to Freeport
within the last week and while there
purchased a two-seated automobile. 1t
will be here in a day or two if not al
ready.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Penhallegon,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Penhalegon, Mrs.
Ida Hewitt and Master Berg Hosking
Sundayed at the home Of Editor Hearn,
Dodgeville.
Prof. Emery, prominent in the edu-
cational circles of our state, spent
Thanksgiving with Prof. and Mrs Ber-
gen. Mr. Emery favored the Tribune
with a call.
The discovery has been made in the
Office of the state superintendent OF
public instruction that there has been a
falling off in school attendance this
year of 10, 255.
The new bank building, in course of
construction, is growing in grandeur
with each days work. There's no ques-
ton about its being both an ornament
and credit to our city.
Holiday neckwear and mufflers.
Nobby neckwear and mufflers in the
seasons newest colorings and pattern
effects. Harmony of style, quality and
design at G. VARLIN's 40
Don't forget the Pantry Sale and
Bazaar of the Dorcas society to be held
in the sample room of the U. S. Hotel,
Saturday, Dec. 8, 1906. Orders may be
left with Mrs. F. C. Weidenfeller.
Are not our clubbing rates with the
big and best Chicago dailies extraordin-
airy offers? Better avail yourself of the
opportunity at once, as they reserve the
right to withdraw the offer on day S
notice.
A woman whose memory was bad
dropped a memorandum on the street
one day last week on which was writ
ten among other things, the following
'Pay taxes; kill rooster; get dinner;
come home.
We care not how you suffered, nor
what failed to cure you, HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain Tea makes the punlest,
weakest specimen of man or woman
hood strong and healthy. 80 cents. Mes
erole & Horn.
Peter Crook, veteran of company
c, 3lst Wis, was buried at Dodgeville
on the 4th inst. Comrades JOS. Heath
cock, j. C. Martin, JOS. Arthur, II. ii.
Walters, Henry Pitts and Jas. A. Hoart
of this city attended the funeral.
-Fitzgibbons Bros, Monroe, have
complete stock of Cutters, Runner At
tachments, and Surrey Bobs. They
have Portland Cutters for $4,000 ant
upwards, f. o. b. Mineral Point. Write
for catalogue and price list. 47w6
According to Monroe papers tn
business of that town has been more o
less crippled by defective railroad ser
vice on the part of the c. NJ. \ st
Paul company. If you have JUS
gs.;s-yslee tal-e Il 30 the railroad com
MISSION '''" "" "''''"'2' '"'2''r"1 '~"'."t
-Chas Knight, E. H. Staber, Harol
Goldsworthy, Henry Kislingbury, MI
Burgess, Ray Weidenfeller, Rob Bre"
.er and Laurie C-aber, all state unvei
sity students, we're home for Thanks
,r;,,;rrr Tbaca yol1np men are lndu!