31 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
1
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Correll Martin for clothing and bargains at Iveys Pharmacy with bottles for canning. Rob Brewer visited Madison this week and A W Thoma went to Chicago. Local obituaries mark Mrs Harriet Davis and Mr Rablin, both long-time residents. A September entrance exam and a Beloit wedding reflect community life. Gundry & Gray Co. provide dry goods and clothing in town.
Platteville boy Lester Hooper dies after being kicked by a horse. Public schools seek applicants for a seventh grade assistant. Mineral Point may send a large delegation to Dodgeville's fair. Miss Florence Hawkins visits Chicago with her father returning Monday. Premiums list published for city fair divisions. balance to appear next week. Miss Fola LaFollette named Daughter of the Regiment at a Boer war spectacle in Brighton Beach park. Gen Cronje presents attire to Miss LaFollette as she joins the regiment. Local residents travel to Denver at cheap rates. several names listed. Phil Heibring and wife visit Beloit relatives. Mrs J A Spratler and Laura return from Colorado mountains. Bert Hosken recovering strength after ill health trip west. Thos W Bishop visits from Salem, S D, to reconnect with friends.
Telegraphic note reports Martin Goldsworthy died the morning of last Monday in Beloit. Formerly of Linden, he was respected locally. his wife is the daughter of John Temby of Mineral Point township. Remains arrived yesterday noon and were taken to Linden for interment.
Friday marked the Golden Jubilee reunion for all who attended the first Iowa County Fair in 1856. Attendees are urged to send current addresses and a noteworthy memory from the first fair to the Secretary to receive silk badge souvenirs and free admission on September 8. Badges available at the ticket office on Friday, September 7.
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