Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-10-18
Local Overflow.

For Sale, Bay Mare, 1000 pounds.
Kind and gentle. w. H. PRIDEAUX.
No more base ball and no foot ball
this year by the high school boys, so tbs
| reported.
The place to get your center pieces,
sofa pillows and embroidery silks, is at
A. MAsTEN's.
Mrs. John M. Reese of Dodgeville
spent Sunday and the fore part of this
week with relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gorgen attended
the funeral services of Rev. Father
Rosen, held Tuesday at Hollandale.
| Frank Jones, from near Rewey,
called on the Tribune Tuesday after
noon. Frank has the earmarks of a
hustler.
Mrs. VIM. Lanyon, Jr., is here from
Pittsburg, Kansas, for visit with her
mother, Mrs. J. A. Spratler, and other
relatives.
| Now that fires are necessary lit
tie care and watchfulness in the matter
of chimneys may prevent future loss
and Inconvenience.
While working at bridge repairing
on the Mifflin road one day last week
Robert Spargo of Linden had leg
broken by the bank caving in.
New line of Mineral Point Postal
Cards. Ross Mine, Tripoli, John Ross,
Hazel Patch, Homesite, etc. Call and
see them at Peters Restaurant.
Steady men can find employment
from now until December Is, handling
freight. Wages SOC per hour. w. j.
Corners, IS Reed ST., Milwaukee, Wis
The Regal Stock company is billed
for three-night engagement at the
opera house, beginning next Monday
This is a theatrical troupe of good
repute.
Mrs. John James and daughter,
Mrs. Frank Jones, both of Pecatonica
went to st. Louis on Monday of this
week to attend the funeral of Mrs
James mother
The cheese output of the state of
Wisconsin this year will equal one-third
of the total manufacture of the United
States Heretofore Wisconsin has man
ufactured about 25 per cent.
One of the most attractive cottages
in this city is that built the past summer
west of the M. f. church by Mr.. John
Temby, and he and his wife are now
comfortably quartered in the same.
Now is the time to do your Paint
ing. We carry everything in the paint
ing line Can give you a special low
price on Linseed Oil.
AZ PRIDEAUX & BLISS, Druggists.
The so-caled funny postal card is
not so popular as it was but is making
way for another and better class of
cards that bear reproductions of fam
Gus paintings and special pictures both
artistic and interesting.
If you have lost your ooyhood spir-
it's, courage and confidence Of youth,
we offer you new life, fresh courage
and freedom from i'll health in Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. 80 cents,
Tea or Tablets Meserole & Horn.
Tuesday night last week the tenn
perature was six degrees below freez-
ing, the coolest in the history of the
| weather bureau, covering a period OF
thirty-fye years, for the early part Of
October.
Fay Harwick succeeds Myron ia
cobs on the delivery wagon Of the Cash
Grocery House. Fay has the quail
tiles to make good. Mr. Jacobs made
his first trip Tuesday as carrier on the
new rural mail route No. 4.
Mr.. VIM Shackley Of Waldwick re
turned last Friday from eastern Colo
RADIO where he spent nearly two months
visiting with his mother, brothers anc
sisters. His mother, who left hers
twenty-six years ago, accompanied hin
back for brief visit with old friends
J and neighbors Mr. Shackley espresso
liking for that part Of the west.