Local notices mix with lively ads in Mineral Point page
A jumble of classified notices, sales ads, and notices from town businesses fills the column. Topics include price lists for printing, a piano class claim, a drill for improving lectures, shop advertisements for jewelry, a saloon case, aid for dramatic performers, and public health notes on scarlet fever and smallpox. Names such as Joy Hoare, Mr Gundry, and Dr Eagan appear among local residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Field
B. Parmele
JW. Hutchison
A. W. Cobb
David Murry
Larry Divine
Ilon
Bruce Hunter
Clarence Hunter
Peter Paragraph
W. P. Gundry
E. V. Hutchison
Minnie Dare
MR. Gundry
Mother Carey
Miss Gundry
Bess Starbright
Miss Crawford
Biddy Bean
Henry
Hoare Brothers Orchestra
Highland Board of Health
Mineral Point
Eagan
Hizsilaal
San
Muscoda News
Charles Singpiel
Mineral Point Common Council meets and approves accounts
The Mineral Point Common Council held a regular meeting President Mayor H Van Dusen presiding with Aldermen Ansley Curry Jeack Lanyon Mayhew Prater. They approved last meetings minutes and various bills and salaries and granted temporary aid to residents. An ordinance restricting travel and contact with small pox areas was introduced, setting penalties and entry prohibitions. Passed January 24 1877. Attest City Clerk Tramer. Also advertised Richardson boots at Sherwood Berg's City Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Point
Wis
City of
H. van Dusen
Ansley
Curry
Jeack
Lanyon
Mayhew
Prater
John Hor
Samuel White
U. Bennett
John Stevens
Cece
Hugh Philips
Board of Registry
Jno
P.prick
Elie Police
Common Council
Joan P. Thames
John P Tramer
Joan P. Tramen
Hicks Rivital union at Monticello in June ceremony
Henry J. Mieke of Linden Iowa and Elizabeth Aigharde of Monticello wed in Monticello Jefferson County on June 28 by Rev Wa Semple. The brief notice records a marriage between the groom from Linden and the bride from Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searing
Board of Supervisora of
Iowa County
Lowa
Joan M. Daun
Sudden Scarlet Fever Claims Two Young Lives
This week reports the death of the younger child of Win Treweeb from scarlet fever born four months ago and a second infant named James Skewie aged eight years nine months dies at his home of H T Orborne on Sunday morning after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber
Joan Gray
Madison
Singpiel
Dr. Andrews
Cobb
Here
Bernard
John
Elizabeth Lynch
Thomas Manning
Miss Lynch
Win
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Local Intelligence
Joy Hoare
Tur Prescott
Kan
Mifflin
W. A. Jones
Whools
Joseen Bailey
Grant County
Lancaster
Trinear
Jonahue
Messrs ‘Ondelfinger
Spratier
Joseph
Stow
Kinne
Warren
Wilcox
Brie_y & Son
Thos. Davey
Robinson
Richardson
Quirks
Harvey
Dowdy
Roehrow
Hamourg
Sack
National Democrat
Mineral Power Tribune
Cartwright
Wmn. Hopper
John F. Clayton
Peter Clayton
Silkens
Great East India Tea Company
Carter's City Bakery
Popular Science Monthly
Youmans
D. Appleton & Co
New York City
Pollar Science Monthly
Cripu
Auvre Jenks
Highland
Democrat
SD Tione
Solary Jobo H Vivian M. D
Proceedings of the Common Council
Sherwood & Berg’s