Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-01-04
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the test of time
-Wiil MeGuigan, foreman of the
Blanchardville Blade, spent Christ
mas with friends in this city.
! j. A. Meserole came in possession
of fine young driver last week He
purchased it of Henry GRADER
DR. George Spang, haiIing from
| Clintonville, this state, visited with
his parents here the past week.
| Plenty Of snow and rain this
| week, but little frost. 1t is reasonable
to look for Jack to follow in the
wake.
| Next Sunday Rev. Hardcastle
breaches at Pleasant view in the
morning and at Willow Springs in
the afternoon.
DIR. Joseph Callow, whose shingle
haugs cut at Amigo this state, spent
a portion of the holiday season with
his mother in this city.
| Prof. Bergen attended the meet
ing of the State Teachers association
at Milwaukee last week. He found
it both interesting and lively.
Miss May Tregilgus left on Tues
day to resume teaching in the La
Crosse schools. The school year up
there is of ten months duration.
| If you want Hot Lunch or Meal
in hurry, or a good Oyster Stew.
go to the White Palace Cafe, two
doors above Appels barber shop.
| Geo. Rasmussen of Hammond.
| Wis, teacher in the Lancaster high
school, was entertained from Friday
to Monday by his friend Rob Brewer
Misses Marie Thoma and Henri
eta Horn, who attend the seminary
at Sinsiniwa Mounds, are here spend
ing their vacation with their parents
Lost, on Christmas day, n small
female beagle hound, black and
! W illtt Will tdii tuiSs llbtl BitdSt
return to Neal Vivian, Mineral Point,
| Wis.
The Mystic Workers of this city
held a party at Castle Hall on Tues
day evening of the present week. In
stallation of officers also took place
the same evening.
John M. Peter keeps "a fine stock
of Fruits. Candies and Nuts at the
White Palace Cafe. He also handles
the celebrated Evansville Pasteur-
lied Ice Cream.
Our merchant, Andrew Fardy,
entertained his brother William of
Waukesha on New Years Day. He
regards our town as remarkable for
Its hills and business vitality
You willnotfind beauty in rouge
pot or complexion whitewash. True
beauty comes to them only that take
| HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea 1t
is IA wonderful-tonic and beautifier.
80 cents Tea or Tablets. Meserole d
Horn.
The Badger Dancing Clubs New
Year party was well attended and
proved very successful social af-
fair. Quite number of Dodgevilles
young people were present. Another
party was given the same evening
in the Parish building, which also
proved worry enjoyable.
Mr.. J. w. Hutchinson entertained
his Sunday school class, composed
wholly of young men, Saturday even
ing. Each member was privileged to
bring a lady friend. When all arriv-
ed at Mr.. Hutchison's inviting home
it proved a jolly gathering, and a
splendid time was the result.
On Tuesday ~ GRADER left here
with seventeen draft horses for the
Houghton, Michigan, market. The
average cost of the horses to Mr..
GRADER was 1912, which above speaks
Of the excellence of the animals. All
were contracted for by Michigan par
ties previous to leaving here.
During the past week the follow
ing persons have enjoyed the hospi-
tality of Rev. and Mrs w. W. Hurd,
at the NJ. f. parsonage: DR. and Mrs.
r. j. Roberts of Chicago, Laura and
Edith Roberts Of Dodgeville, and
I Mrs. stone Of Shullsburg. The last
named is a sister of Rev. Hurd.
There has been issued the Tri-
bune publisher by Mr.. Philip Law
renee, from Huron, S. Dakota. an or
der on .'The Bank of Good Fortune"
for three hundred and sixty-five hap
DAYS. Thanks, friend Philip. We
will be well satisfied with the princi-
pal minus any interest whatever
Quite number of leases have
been and continue being made in this
neighborhood Of mining lands aud
more prospecting has been done and
us beinV done than for many years