Hazel Green business notes and local arrivals update
Local items report Ryder Wallis & Co representing orders for Au Hazel Green and Crystal Spring Mining Co outlooks on Pearce farm. Guests, calls, travel to Dubuque for John L. Bijou, and various moves in Shullsburg, Galena, and Fulton. A St Bernard sold to A D Fosburg. a 16 inch drill arrives near Scrabble Creek. marriages and illnesses noted with social news and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Green
T. A. Cottingham
Ryder Wallis & Co
Dubuque
Crystal Spring Mining Co
Pearce Farm
Booth
F. H. Lolwing
John L
Bijou
Otto Grunow Found Dead in Danville Tunnel
Henry and Victor Grunow reported their brother Otto was found dead in a tunnel at Danville Washington. The body was brought home for burial. Local notes mention Hotel Livingston staff Miss Alice Cheney Monfort and Flossie Barton Parker South Dakota. Various social and town activities follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston, Wis
Henry
Victor Grunow
Otto
Danville
Wash
Alice Cheney
Monfort
Flossie Barton
Parker
Dak
Livingston
John Jacobs
Rewey
Peer Orchestra
Closing Out Pianos at O. C. Kragumer Music Co
The O C Kragumer Music Co offers its piano stock at drastic cuts to clear by March 15. All instruments are high grade and guaranteed, with emphasis on urgency as the store must vacate its current premises for mining company offices. Call to inspect and secure bargains before the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Kragumer Music Co
Mining boom grows in Waldwick area with new firms
A new prospecting company forms around Waldwick while several outfits advance on lands nearby. The Advance Co. reports delays due to engine shipment but shows improved drift at the Advance. McDermott Co. sells a half share for 100 dollars, with leases and mining plans expanding. Kodatz Mining Co. and Lilly Mining Co. are incorporated near town, stock values rise, and ore exhibits attract attention. Multiple firms drill and develop despite mild weather, with new outfits arriving and contracts awarded to Galena and Sparta Iron Works. Mineral Point and Shullsburg activity keeps ore markets brisk, with prices for lead, jack, and sulphur posted for early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldwick
Advance Co
Jacka
McDermott Co
Janesville
Kodatz Mining Co
Lilly
Milwaukee
Capital Stock
Henry Jacka
Homesite
James A. Hoare
Don Schamberg
Quick & Forgenson
Plum Grove Mining Co
Sparta Iron Works
Galena Iron Works
Mineral Point
Miner Injured In Shaft Accident At Grodkins Farm
John McGuire, a Green Bay miner at the Grodkins farm shaft, was hit below the eye by a falling stone when a bucket overfilled during lifting. He received medical care in town. doctors expect no serious injury. It is his second accident within a year after a near fatal crank strike on a windlass. Thomas P. Smith of Baraboo has been hired to operate five drills for Anderson and Keel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGuire
Green Bay Company
Grodkins Farm
Here
McDonald
Mr. McGuire
McGuire
Thos. P. Smith
Baraboo
Wis
Anderson
Keel
Lead and zinc shipments in Illinois Wisconsin district week ending March 3 1906
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports lead and zinc shipments for the district for the week ending March 3 1906. Shipments were disrupted by continued lead roads and an incipient teamsters strike at Shullsburg. Total reported 1 280 290? 51 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Wisconsin
the Engineering and Mining Journal
Shullsburg
Menominee News Update Local Events And Arrivals
Mr Pingel visiting at Mr Youngs returned to his Iowa home last week Jas Brew ill with sore neck improving Adolph Blum recovering after facial surgery at Finley hospital Dubuque home in town Basket social at Ridge school raised funds for supplies Baskets sold up to 2 85 and cigar box bid at 6 85 John OHerp moved to Kassner place becoming a farmer Will Vanderah to work for Clem Bussen next year August Schonoffs dance drew a fair crowd John Walton famed wolf hunter seen in town on fox trail Ella Feehan visited brother James in Menominee New Auctioneer in town Hupman sale drew large crowd Dunlavy Bros sold 40 fine shouts to East Dubuque buyers Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pingel
Mr. Young
Iowa
Jas. Brew
Ridge School
John O’herp
Kassner Place
John
Hupman
Dunlavy Bros
East Dubuque
Mining leases for sale near Mineral Point district Wis
Good mining leases for sale in Mineral Point mining district near the city Ground has been mined for lead and jack Good drilling proposition Will sell at very low price Call or address Houtman EULNGEr Mineral Point Wis Ex Governor Richard Yates candidate for United States Senator will speak in Galena at Turner hall on Saturday March 10 at 1 oclock p m Every Republican and the people generally should attend this meeting You will hear an honest and fearless discussion of all political questions of vital interest to the people of the state of Illinois The ladies are especially invited to be present Music by the Galena band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Point
Houtman & Eulnger
Wis
Richard Yates
United States
Galena
Turner Hall
Illinois
Ill and social notes from Galena and nearby towns
Multiple local items report residents ill or visiting, including P Levins of Rodden seriously ill, Miss Mabel Curtis ill, Mrs W B Plumb of Freeport visiting, and Mrs Joseph Molitor severely ill. Officials and business figures noted include W H Shons candidate, Eulberg & Sons buying a delivery horse, and Orby Marsden joining Boston Store in Chicago. Funeral for William Seeger held, Greenwood burial, and Elks to meet. Additional mentions of Miss Edith McCarthy, Charles Rees, and others visiting or in city for business or illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Levins
Rodden
G. W. Menzime
Stockton
Mayme Hellstein
East Dubuque
Mabel Curtis
Dewey Avenue
Local notices from Madison and area on mines and mills
Barry Bros of Madison Wis show interest in the Black Jack mine and a new portable saw mill engine arrived from Guilford. Mrs W R Phillips of Ft Dodge stops to visit parents then travels to Chicago. J A McConnell of the DeSoto House arrives after weeks in Wisconsin. A double track worker at Galena Junction falls ill with pneumonia and is hospitalized. Frank Callahan taken to Mercy Hospital Dubuque March 3 for better care. Mud season grows. frost receding with rain and snow. stock feeds good though looming hard season. Fall wheat and rye remain healthy with moisture. Maren risks fall grain. August Berlage prepares 30,000 feet of logs for sawmill. plans farm improvements. Zarandt Klein and Branch cutting logs for lumber. Bertha McGough home on vacation. Clara McGough fills for Mable Grube at Mt Morley. Mable convalesces. Columbia mines carpenters near finish. machinery imminent. Mr Barnes to build a large housing for mine workers. Kirby Hancock and wife take over a vacated farm in Snipe Hollow for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Ganshirt and Wachter
Guilford
Burlington
W.R. Phillips
Ft. Dodge Sn
Wisconsin
Ft. Atkins
Irve Claner
Galena Junction
Frank Callahan
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Maren
Berlage
Messrs
Zarandt
Klein
Branch
Bertha McGough
Clara McGough
Mable Grube
Mt. Morley
Miss Mable
Columbia Mines
Barnes
Kirby Hancock
Eni
Kene Hancock
Snipe Hollow
New Dress Goods Arrive From Top Makers in Wide Range
Our store has just received thousands of dollars worth of new dress goods. The stock includes silk silks and crepes de Chine, silk mulls, Eolines, muslin de soie, woolen dress materials, Panama cloth, chiffons, shadows, serges, and mohair fabrics. washable whites and colored dress linens, dotted Swisses, Persian lawns, lin ens, linen muslins, chambrays, silk poplins, taffetas, batiste, crepe chiffon, and a full line of laces embroideries and trimmings. Visit to inspect the extensive selection and find exactly what you want.
Judith Betrothal At Mynts Ball Delights Town Crowd
Judith and Peter announce their engagement after a festive ball. Texas Tyler scowls, Kitty maintains dignity, and Judith greets friends including Mary Carmichael and Mrs. Yellett. The dance floor hums with joy as the couple steps toward a shared future in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metehe
Peter
Judith
Mynts
Texas Tyler
Kitty
Miss Rodney
Nannie Wetmore
Nannie
Mrs. Yellett
Costigan
Mary Carmichael
Mary
Leander
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Hazel Green Department
Harry Lightcap
Rob Harrison
Stadel’s
F. H. Lotwina
Brumbaugh
Rockford
Guy Waring
Mrs. Daniels of
E. C. Alexander
Blomington
W. R. Champion
A. D. Fosburg
Fulton
Lolwing’s
Jess Kittoe
W. H. Jeffery
Mr. Pearce
Jeag
Er Bros. Co
Jas. Mills
W. A. Andrews
Sherman Hayden
Mark Newman
Scrabble Creek Mining Co
Will Hillery
A. G. Fox
Morris
Ed Drugdale
Platteville
Square Deal
Empire
Herman Genz
Fred Smith
P. M. Jas. Edwards
W.F. Strausser
Indianapolis
Ind
Ton
Livingston Dancing Club
Sadie Allen
Nellie Livingston
Mary O'Connell
Phoebe Andrews
Monforé
Mr. Gifford
Man
Pecatonica
Fred Muender
Dodgeville
James Watson
R. H. Livingston
Arthur Fieldhouse
Montfort
Arch Rundell
A. V. Wells
Lancaster
Brown Croft
Considerble Mineral Point Capital
Lucky Seven Co
Thos
Tonkin Land
Tripoli
Hazel Patch
Wr. Scanlan
Neckwear Sale
Coatsworth’s Dry Goods
Buncombe
Menominee
Chas. Young
Everett
Adolph Blum
Finley Hospital
Our Town
Will Vanderah
Clem Bussen
W. B. Plumb
Freeport
C. Eulberg & Sons
Enulberg Brewery
W. H. Shons
the Woman’s Catholic Order of Forresters
U. Kraehmer
Charles T. Glessner
The
Steel Excelsior Furnace Co
Chicago
Edith McCarthy
Frank Soat
Mr. Shafford
Warren
Martin Kennedy
Vinegar Hill
E. L. Morris
Pierce
Council Hill
Rev. Brockler
Charles Rees
Julien
Frank McGown
Waterloo
Slattery
Maude Hoeling
Joseph Molitor
Upper
Franklin Street
J. A. Matlack
Rev. Matlack
Charles Carroll
M. Rees
Lead Mine
Edw. Switzer
Coatsworth Department Store
Clifford Walton
Seales Mound
Harry Conklin
Spring Street
Hoffman
Iowa City
Margaret Kelly
Frank
St. Joseph’s College
William Seeger
Greenwood
Mr. and
Mrs. Lehner
Idaho
James Barnes
Burke Ward
Roy Wilson
Elks
John Ganshirt
Orby Marsden
Boston
Wm Smith
Fazel Green
M. B. Huntington
Highland
Charles Dow and
Sanford Starks
Barry Bros
Avery
Judith of
the Plains
H. Vanderdrink
Rorte
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