Dodgeville Local Notes and Upcoming Events
Local brief items report furniture and clothing vendors, livestock for sale, and notices from city offices. Schools reopen after a winter break with strong attendance. Mrs. Nicholas Arthur dies at 90 in Dodgeville. illness of Mr. John Dawe noted. Community meeting of Geo. H Legate Post announced. Brigham visit and Jolley attendance at Southwestern Vistors’ Association events referenced. Haw’s Pure Malt advertised as pure and available locally.
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Nicholas Arthur
Dodgeeon
John Dawe
Geo. H. Legate Post
Phi Labh
H. Prirvs
Adjt
Rocky Mountain
Postman & Meserole
Linden
Dodgeville
Ridge“iy
Brigham
Easter observance brings large turnout and new choir
The city held a vibrant Easter celebration with church services, floral displays, and a 24 member vested choir debut. Knights Templar led a procession from the depot to the Temple, with about 140 attendees dispersing after a striking program.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Knights Templar
Platteville
Darlington
KE. Shepard
M. Chase
Knights and Star Ladies
Youngest Crawford hurt by neighbor’s swinging knife
James Crawford, youngest son of editor George Crawford, suffered a deep cut on the back of his hand when a neighbor boy swung a knife. Dr. Clemenston treated the wound and no serious problems are anticipated. Mrs. Cox and her daughter Gertrude visit relatives in town from Evanston LL. Mrs. James Woolrich died near the city and was buried at Dodgeville. Rev. J Hardcastle led funeral services at the Old P.M. church. An advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claims relief for weak digestion and is sold at Vivian's Pharmacy.
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James
George Crawford
Clemenston
Wm. T. Cox
Gertrude
Evanston, LL
B.J. Bennett
James Woolrich
Flower Carnival invites flower lovers to participate
D Brown and Son promotes a summer Flower Carnival with prizes for sweet peas pansies bachelor buttons and other flowers. Beaumont sec YO PLS invites participation and support from flower lovers to make it the best yet.
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OG. I
P.M. Ehareh
Annif Beaumont
C. B
City Bus Service Linking Trains and Town Starts April 4
Beginning Thursday morning April 4 the city will run a bus service connecting with all trains and providing town service on call. Fare is 15 cents. For train or other service call phone No. 12. liwt DD BhOWN & RON.
New Proprietor at Old Stand
The undersigned has bought the blacksmith and wagon shop of D Brown rear of the 1st Nat Bank and will conduct the business on his own account. Continuation of former customers and addition of new ones is solicited. Shipping and repairing in iron and wood work of all kinds. Satisfaction guaranteed. Walter OK Mineral Point Wis March 20 1901.
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D Brown
1St Nat. Bank
Walter OK
Mineral Pont
Wis
Moreh
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Smoke C. F
Maple City Soup
Geo. Brown
Has. D. Merrill
Beloit
M. EK
Shurch
Rederick
McAtfee
Illinois ‘ Railroad
Chicago
Southwestern Visors’ Association
Platteville Ek
Jonun Mineral Point
Its
Miss Lange
Madison
Inati Lueters
Ander
Harvey
J. Edelstein
Perry
Marshall
Suior Lancaster
Meadows Hospital
Frank Jacka
Milwaukee
Gillmann
J. B. Reynolds
Geo. H. Legate’ Post and Relief Corps
Hendra
Emma Bass
Thos. Bass
Jolley
Mineral Point
G. W. Bliss
N. EB
France
Ringling
Leader
U.S
B. Edelstein
Hanscom & CO
Iowa County
B. Holland
Platteville Journal
High Street
J. P. Fawkes
Postoffice, Mineral Pt
Scranton
J. A. Whitesitt
Brodhead
P.S
J. H. Day
Ivey
GEO. E. Brown
John F. Hendra
Mineral I'Vint
A. F. Dresden
Mauger
Ment
D. Brown & Son
DeWitts Witel
de Witt
Prideaux
Madison Medicine Co
Eastman & Meserole
Alberti
Russia
Siberia
Masonic Temple
Tuesaday
Ihs
Brower & Pendal- Heron
Womans Relief Corps
Chas
City Bus
Dd, Bhown
Ron
Old Stand