Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-11-29
Local Overflow.


Uncle Thomas Vivian of Lake Lin
den, Mich, is at present the. guest of
his nephews, Joseph, Henry and Bert
Bray.
Fancy home rendered lard at l2la &c
per pound. Two gallon jars or over filled
at 10c at Graber's Metropolitan Mar
ket.
County Clerk Gribble and wife were
in our city few hours last Saturday.
''Dick' found time for social call on
the Tribune.
Henry Cole came out from Milwau-
kee last Saturday to accompany back
the carload of horses that Sid Gutten-
stein gathered up in this section.
The weather the past week can be
classed as simply horrible. Dark and
dreary, with chilling rains and little
snow. Such as only November deals
out to these parts.
Tribune readers never had better
opportunity to secure Chicago or Mil
waukee daily than is afforded by our
present clubbing offers. See for your
self in other columns
The inclement weather of the past
week has retarded considerably the pro-
gress of constructing the new bank
building. However consid erable work is
being done every day.
Our townsman, J. J. Kuelling,
packed his grip and left for Washing
ton, D. c., Monday morning, to be on
hand when Congress re-assembles and
resume his duties as committee clerk.
Milton Harvey, a patient at the
county home, recently died from tuber-
culosis, and having no home or friends,
his remains were shipped to the univer-
sity at Madison for anatomical purposes.
Two loads of local Masons were out
to Rewey last Thursday evening and
Joined with their brothers of that place
in holding most excellent meeting.
They report spirit of hospitality rare
ly equalled.
Sid Guttenstein shipped nineteen
head Of draft horses out of here Satur
day afternoon. They go to Mr.. Gutten-
stein S sale stables in Milwaukee, where
they will be assorted out for the vari-
Gus markets.
Southwest Wisconsin is not only
great mining district, but wonderful
stockraising section. All railroads oper
ating in this part of the state are
swamped, practically, in endeavoring to
to move these two products.
--Fitzgibbons Bros, Monroe, have
complete stock of Cutters, Runner At
tachm ents, and Surrey Bobs. They
have Portland Cutters for $1,000 and
upwards, f. o. b. Mineral Point, Write
for catalogue and price list. Avs
Professor Burbank, who has sue
ceeded in growing blue roses, spineless
cactus, seedless apples and various 9TH
er freaks of plant life, says he can't
obtain one seed of horseradsh and he
offers 81 900 for an ounce of seed of the
horseradish.
Careless hunters recently killed one
or more sheep on the George Clauer
i'fafAf Mr. t7;s..>, so.sS ss='t IS
this, and hereby notifies al hunters to
keep off his premises. Any person or
persons found trespassing thereon will
be prosecuted to the fullest extent.
Harrison Willard, one Of the oest
citizens of Mfiin township, devoted
last Saturday TO Mineral Point, for the
enjoyment of visit with relatives and
friends and the transaction of little
business. He insisted in the most APP
proved way on having his Tribune tag
| dated 1908.
The paying of men wages TO large
BOYS in the mines has a tendency to
| keep such boys out Of school. This, as
the Highland Press says. is sad fact.
The allurement Of good wages now is