Village Notes and Deaths Highlight Local Fair
A bustling updates page covers fair attendance across Mifflin Linden Dodgeville Darlington Platteville and surrounding areas with visitors from Genoa Zollinger and Wausau. notices report deaths of Charles Campbell and John U. Baker along with church and alumni meetings and remarks on 1902 Wisconsin Fair finances and improvements. Local residents Jim Wallis J.B. Wallis Wm Rundle and Charles McIlhon are noted, plus visitors Harker Spensley and Emma Koch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mifflin
Linden
Dodgeville
Darlington
Platteville
Tomlinson
LaCrosse
Fair week brings visitors and planned state gathering
Readers note a busy Mineral Point scene with attendees at the city fair, visits from Chicago relatives, and political activity as a Dodgeville county convention sits in session to choose delegates. Wisconsin State Fair announcements and local business notes also appear among society items and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nichols
Joseph Nichols
Mineral Point
Dodgeville
Will Correll
Chicago
Correll & Martin
David Brown
Winnie Elliott
Lizzie Jones
Matt Kieffer
Martin
Robin Wilson
C. C. Bennett
LaFollette
LaFayette County
Mineral Point Fair
Mary Tregilgus
la Crosse
Rocky Mountain Ten Eastman & Meserole
Millie
John Prince
John
FonduLac
Richard 8
Uren
Promi
Minneapolis Minn
Annie Uren
Samuel Francis
Ole Steensland
Moscow
Fastman & Meserole
Milwaukee
Sebt
Michigan
Will Nichols
Ollie
Ira D. Kitto
Hawarden
Iowa
John Jackson
Kitto
Frank Lynch
Neilsville
Tribune
Ladies of Red Christian Endeavor
K. C. Spooner
William James
Linden
Captain Murphy
Will
A. McArthur
Dodgeville Sun- Republic
Mark A. Richardson
Charles Simmington
Bessie Massey
Mary Ann Goldsworthy
J. B. Wallis
Willie
Tommie
George H. Tappins
Highland
Iowa County
Maple City
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Jones
United States
Peter Jackson
Mineral Point Town
Richard and
James Jackson
Waldwick
Delia Ovitz
State Normal
Ernest
Clarence Enzenroth
Madison Journal
Cole
Hon
B. Holland
Madison
Town
Prairie du Chien
Five room house with cistern for rent in south city
Advertises a five room house with cistern for rent at $4.50 a month in the southern city area. Contact Joan B. Walnuts at phone 92. Mentions candidates Ben Thomas for county clerk Llewellyn Davie for sheriff W J Davey and Henry James for county treasurer A T Cretney register of deeds and Thomas Gibbon clerk of the circuit court attended the fair in the city last week extending greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacquire
Joan B. Walnuts
Ben Thomas
Llewellyn Davie
W. J. Davey
Henry James
A. T. Cretney
Register of Deeds
Thomas Gibbon
Stone Lime and Sand for Sale from Local Quarries
SAND STONE and DIRT. I will sell building stone lime stone or sand stone and sand at my quarries or deliver anywhere in the city Inspection invited Also black dirt for lawns etc M J MiNor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J.minor
New Stable Services At Guttenstein Barn
Guttenstein barn on Fountain street offers horse care for an hour day or week with reliable attendants and reasonable prices by Gorgen and Noble Mineral Point Wis SBtf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttenstein
Fountain Street
Gorgen & Noble
Mineral Point
Wis
Sbtf
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ludden & Co
W. G. Hales
Gundry & Gray's
Mineral Post
Eastman
Meserole’s
J.F. Crum
Joe Treweek
New Mexico
Wm. Rundle
Ridgeway
J.B. Wallis
Joseph Deller
M.E. Church
West Wisconsin
Charlie Campbell
Charles Campbell
C. W. Mellhon
McIlhon
Dental
Father O'Keefe
St. Pauls Church
John U. Baker
The
N. D. Baker
England
Baker
State University
University
E. D. Baker
Michael Laverty
M. P.H.S. Alumni Association
Romalo Brothers
Melroses
Gundry & Gray Dry Goods
Cohn, Wambold & Co
Gundry & Gray
Wisconsin
John Ross
Geo. Prideaux
Miss Adanks
Will Reynolds
Curt Peaberthy
Beloit
White House
Furs
W. J Pennacion
Annie D. Smith
T. B. Smith
Harry Evans
Denver
Colorado
Omaha
Walter Evans
Deller & Guttenstein
Lt. L. May & Co. Nursery
St. Paul, Minn
James Weher
Chas. Hendra’s
Eden
E. P. Roe
Leicester Ford
Burnett
Crane
Pascal—Zola
Simon Dale
Anthony Hope
Crockett
Thomas S
J. F. Hendra
Stewart
Mauger’s Jewelry Store
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