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Mineral Point Tribune

Location

Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1906

Page

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Local Folks and Visits Across Towns

Miss Nina Whitford visits relatives in Beloit while Harold Hurd returns from Minneapolis for a short stay. Frank Martin visits Racine and Milwaukee. L. D. Brown of South Dakota calls. The week brings zero cold aiding ice harvesters.

Correll & Martin Nina Whitford Beloit Harold Hurd Minneapolis Frank Martin Racine Milwaukee L. D. Brown South Dakota Homer Fox Lavinia Union Mills J. J. Penhallegon Evanston Hardcastle Plum Grove Bethel Martin Darlington Weidenfeller Bros

New Bank Building For Mineral Point Corner

The First National Bank of Mineral Point gained full possession of the northwest corner of High and Chestnut streets after signing papers with John Francis. A modern up-to-date bank building is planned, replacing Walter's restaurant and Prideaux's barber shop on the site.

First National Bank of Mineral Point High and Chestnut Streets John Francis Walter Prideaux Tribune

Forty year vow renewed at simple Wisconsin wedding

J. B. Pittz recounted a 40th anniversary renewal at home where Rev W W Hurd officiated. Seventeen relatives attended including Rev and Mrs Hurd and Mr and Mrs Hutchison. Guests wish the couple many happy returns as Ralph Liddle’s death notice frames memory of local families. Darlington visitors F Murphy and Frank Green were noted.

Wm. Hammill Mr. Hammill W. W. Hurd E. Y. Hutchison James Matilda Ena Hutchison S. E. Shepard J. F. Hendra J. J. Penhallegon Roy E. Jacobs

Long Trousers Boys Offer At Low Prices

A vintage sale advertises affordable youth and men’s clothing with emphasis on low prices and a wide variety of garments. The notice promotes “really old enough” youth outfits and men’s wear as part of a budget friendly selection.

First School Board Convention in Dodgeville Wisconsin

A school board convention for Iowa County will be held in Dodgeville on February 24 1906. Officers receive two dollars and mileage. attendance certificates will enable warrants. Topics include tools of the modern school agriculture in common schools and the relationship of boards to teachers. Other notices cover teachers examinations and local events including a lecture and concert at the opera house with proceeds to a benevolent cause.

Peacock Company Mifflin John Hardcastle Platteville Montfort Thrasher Sam Jacka Rock Branch Will Martin Commerce Street Third Ward Jack Ivey John Knight Frank Ivey Dodgeville Sun Davis Bros Dodgeville Highland Press Clark Farm Clark Mineral Point Zine Company United States Iowa County Wis Pamanlly Eel Elliott F.w.shoenfeld Highland T. Emery Beay Lth Opera J. Hardcastle Imperial Quartette

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