Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-05-14

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ing with relatives in this city.
What ball team was it that went
from this city to Hollandale the other
day and got trounced to the tune of
Is TO 4?
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Meserole and
son Russell left Monday for Chicago.
Mrs. Meserole returned Wednesday
| evening.
Miners who have recently had a
look at the dump at the Chief of Police
mine pronounce it one of the richest in
the district.
Choice veal; we select the best
calves out of ten to fifteen head killed
by US each week, for the home trade.
Call up Graders Phone 5. IA
The Tribune was favored Monday
with call from Capt. Phil Lawrence,
a former citizen of Mineral Point, now
of Huron, S. d. Mr.. Lawrence came
hither to attend the funeral of his
cousin, Mrs. j. P. Hawkins.
Prof H. w. Kircher has accepted
the principalship of the Dodgeville high
school, so reports the Fennimore Times.
which paper announces that the pro-
fessor has given Fennimore excellent
satisfaction for the past three years.
Do not buy rig of any kind until
you have seen the,,line of buggies,
roadwagons and surries Of the N. T.
Martin Estate, and why they can save
you money on a rig Of any style. An
'Iron-clad" guarantee goes with every
rig Of the "Blue Ribbon" line.
See j. C. Stendebach about paint
ing and paper-hanging Work taken
by day OF contract. Estimates cheer
fully given and satisfaction guaranteed.
He also carries 1000 samples of the
highest grade of wall paper which he
sells at lowest prices in the city. Tele-
phone 374. l9w2
Fred Richardson, while attempting
to find his way along the dark depot
platform Tuesday night fell over an OBJ
struction and struck the palm of his
right hand on the disc of harrow. He.
suffered a terrible cash Some of the
tendons were cut and one bone cut near
ly off. - Hollandale Review.
The shearing of about 10, 600 Colo
RADIO lambs has been completed at the
Shepard feeding yards during the week.
The work has been done by six expert
shearers with machines operated by
gasoline engine, and is vast improve
ment over the old way by hand labor.
The most rapid workmen were able to
average 20 sheep per hour. Edgerton
Reporter.
John Frye arrived from Milwaukee
Saturday, where he had been for sew
eral weeks undergoing operation and
treatment for cross-eyes. The opera
ton, though painful, was successful
and with continued treatment his eyes
will become straight in few months.
He is again found on duty at the Ken
nedy Bros. & Roethe Co. store. High
land Press.
"A noted physician is on record as
being of the opinion that an excess of
exercise on roller skates, particularly
on cement walks, leads to accidental
death or curvature of the spine. Anoth
er physician said he would rather put
loaded gun in the hands of his little
girl than roller skates on her feet and
then turn her loose on the cement
walks.
An order has been placed by the
Milwaukee road with the American
Locomotive works for the building of
fifty locomotives to be delivered during
the coming summer. These locomo-
tives, which will be in addition to thirty
now being built at the Milwaukee shops
for the Pacific coast extension, will be
used on the line to the coast. They
will be of the prairie type of engine
and the fifty will cost 81, 900, 900.
AT Stoughton they propose to put
on the lid and not even grant permits to
druggists. Mayor-elect Holtan declared
before election that he would try to
make the dryness complete. Year before
last the city went dry with the result
that druggists issued certificates to the
number of a hundred day and in case
the Stoughton council sticks to its in
tention of drying things up no sales for
medical or mechanical purposes will be
allowed.
Miss Fauna Dunn arrived here last
Thursday evening from Albuquerque,
New Mexico, whittier she went some
two or three years ago with her par
ents, the move being made for the ben
eft of the health of her mother, who
has since died, as Tribune readers have
heretofore been informed. Miss Dunn
will be the guest Of relatives ano
friends in this section for three or -four
months. She reports her father, Z. i.