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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1906
Page
4
The Tribune notes a shift in policy for printing on postal cards requiring patrons to furnish their own cards. The ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a curative remedy, priced at 35 cents for tea or tablets, sold by Meserole & Horn.
A handsome spring cutter will be given away on New Years Day. With a purchase of one dollar in cash you receive a ticket for the drawing. N. T. Martin announces the event and Miss Nettle V. Wallis offers piano and organ lessons, with terms at her city home. Phone 92.
A tale of Edward Ellis rich childless widower who dies without a will. Dora Laraway, his companion, faces a crowded field of Cousins and impostors like Leonard Ellis as they contest the estate. Leonard unveils a genealogical tree to claim status while Dora’s potential one eighth share prompts intrigue and forgery suspicions.
James Walrack, son of Geo Walrack of Moscow, has recovered from luing fever. Frank VanMatre of Jonesdale plans to run the machinery flour and feed business alone next year. Alexander McDonell returns from Montana after two months away. Theodore Bollerud also returns to spend the winter. August Steensland loses three fingers of his left hand while operating a wood saw at W C Ivey's. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised. Meserole & Horn offer clubbing rates with Chicago dailies subject to withdrawal on short notice.
Miss Claver visits sister Mrs. Will Cook in Linden from Mineral Point as the Heathcock family departs for Greely Colorado. Mrs. John Trevalia injures herself returning from a neighbor’s house. Joseph Gillman dies last Sunday. Ethel Bowden and William Goldsworthy wed at the Bowden home. Local ads promote Rocky Mountain Tea and trimmed hats markdowns with baby bonnets closeout.
Public notice from Iowa County Wisconsin clerk listing lands and city lots sold for delinquent taxes on May 17 1904 with redemption period ending May 17 1907. Names include William Baker Hans Obrt Ed Schaffer Louis Olson and Willis. Descriptions reference townships range and sections, with letters and abbreviations for boundaries and lots.
Town of Mineral Point deed note describes land in Town 4 North Range 3 East Joseph Engels part of nnly of sey in book K page 155 Deeds section 6 159 acres referenced as 100 acres in description.
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