Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-04-18


last fall We're unfavorable at develop
ing time of this cereal
Garden seeds in bulk. Sold by ounce,
pint and quart. PRIDEAUx & BLISS,
4w Druggists.
An 1l-year-old lad of Monroe was
taken to the reformatory at Waukesha
on Monday for tapping the till of a bust
ness establishment of that city In all
$40. so was taben, not at one time, how
ever.
Mrs. J. B. Reynolds returned last
evening from Chicago where she attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Bessie Shining
ton and afterwards devoted week to
visiting with her sons of that place
Word was received here Wednes-
day telling of the death of Mrs. E. T.
Dunn, formerly of this city. She was
at Albuquerque, New Mexico, at the
time of her death, which was caused by
consumption.
Miss Nellie Hall of Darlington re-
ceived check for 500 from the Cable
Nelson Piano Co., as prize in word
contest designed by the company. Miss
Hall stood among the highest in the
list of prize winners.
J. w. Taylor, president of the Lin
den village board has appointed Ed.
Jenkin and j. N. Vial to get legal adj
vice in regard to the status of the wat
erworks proposition at present agitat-
ing the citizens of that village.
When in need of a first-class buggy,
carriage or harness it will pay you to
write to Fitzgibbons Bros, Monroe,
Wis, for their catalog. They have no
agents but sell direct to consumer at
wholesale prices. 9m6
Have little patience, it will only
be few weeks until the sweet girl
graduate will tell how to regulate inter-
state commerce, solve the trust prob
lem, adjust the income tax and just as
easily elect a United States senator.
We will be pleased to quote
you prices on paints, oils, varnishes,
calsomines, wall paper, etc, at Ivey' $
Pharmacy. Is
Married, in Mineral Point, Thurs
day afternoon, April 18th, 1907, Mr.
Theme Woodruff to Miss Nora PAIRING
ton, both of Montfort, j. P. Hankins
Justice of the Peace, officiating The
young couple will make their home at
| Linden.
AT meeting of the secretaries of
the southern Wisconsin racing circuit a
program was arranged for the fall
races. The trotting races are from two
to five seconds faster. The fairs repre-
sented were Mineral Point, Darlington,
Plattevile and Monroe.
Madison is being flooded with lead
dollars and where they are coming from
no one has been able to tell. The custom
seems to be to put the counterfeits in
circulation Saturday night when there
are large number of people trading
and little attention can be given to the
character of the money.
Farmers have been able to dc
but little work as yet in their fields,
owing to the unfavorable weather of
the last two weeks. Seeding can scarce
ly be done now before the usual date of
other years, despite the early indica-
tons of spring during March
Leslie A. Ross left Tuesday morn
ing for Houston, Texas, to accept po-
sition as land and immigration agent
for the Southern Pacific railroad com
pany. This will not take Mr.. Ross away
from Mineral Point entirely. He vii
still continue to handle local property
and will be here as frequently as pos
sible to look after the same.
The funeral Of Ernest Longhenry
which took place last Thursday after
noon, was one of the largest that ha
occurred in this city for some time
The out-of-town relatives were: Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Longhenry of Benton
) Gus Longhenry of Micklen, S. Dakota
Richard Longhenry of st. Paul, Georg
and Will Longhenry OF Plattevile, an
= other friends were Mrs. T. Leahy o
, GAINESVILLE and Mrs. W. H. Welch o
= Chicago.
t The everlasting hunt Of the Amer
can citizen for another climate passe
] all human understanding, Emerso
: Hough, in his article on "The Las
' Stampede for Cheap Houses" in Fet
e ruary number of the Outing magazin
says that within the last IL month
\ there has come into Edmonton in tn