Lost in London to-night and to-morrow night
The item notes a ruined but lively week with theatrical details including Lost in London to be staged by the Home Dramatic Club at the Opera House on Thursday and Friday. It mentions cast names, a local wrestling match, and various town happenings from transportation to taxes and weather.
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London
Janesville
M. E
Jack Frost
Ward
McArthur
Dodgeville Sun
Dane County
Carkeek
Bell
Darlington
Dodgeville
F. W. Stratman & Co
N. Hartert
Home Dramatic Club
Opera House
Gilbert Featherstone
Bleekmore
Veo Won Curry
Richard Loader
Col. Lanyon
von Stroud
W.j.penhallegon
aCong Bones
Dick Raine
Will Hales
Noah Morehead
Benj. Blinker
H.C. Benz
Butler
Wis
Jack Carkeek
Mr. Carkeek
Evan Lewis
Ridgeway
Lewis
Chronicle
Inaugural Ball Bill of Fare From New York Telegram
The steward for the inaugural ball lists the expected feast items including six large salmon, six thousand rolls, six large striped bass, fifty dozen heads of lettuce, two hundred roast turkeys, five hundred boiled turkeys, two barrels of chicken salad, fifty dozen celery, one hundred and fifty tongues, one thousand pounds of cake, lobster and oysters, ice cream, water and bread among other provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Telegram
Abuse not Argument in Darlington Markets Debate
The writer rebukes the Republican editors for a hostile tirade over two weeks of market comparisons with Darlington. They deny seeking controversy and urge vindication or correction, noting experienced buyers warn against misleading scales and asking why Mineral Point stock buyers lost money while Darlington buyers profited.
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Darlington
Republican
Mineral Point
Well Received Everywhere by Optician Strassman Visit
Prof Strassman an esteemed Berlin optician will stop in Mineral Point for a short time. He offers tests and testimonials in illustrated handbills guaranteeing eye safety, warning against glasses sold by illiterate dealers. He arrives Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strassman
Berlin
Germany
Mineral Point
Local notes and arrivals in Dodgeville community events
March 3 report highlights social calls and visits across Dodgeville with names like Mr R Carter, Mrs Burrill, Miss Rowe and Rev Clough. Mentions trips by Wm Thomas, Cal Spensley, Alderman LaMalle and Jack Crawford plus church topics at Trinity and M E churches. Includes juror list for March term and local bargains at J Penballegon & Son and Gundry Gray Co.
Eye specialist Strassman to visit March 3
Relief seekers are urged to see Prof. Strassman who arrives here on March 3 to address eye troubles. His arrival promises guidance and treatment for those suffering vision issues.
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Prof. Strassman
Fish Market Ads Offer Various Seafoods and Goods
Fish Cheap. Good Mackerel free of rast six cents per tb. No. 1 Columbia River Salmon eight cents per lb. White fish No. 1 in pairs 1.10. Family white fish in pairs 90ets. Labrador Split Herring fat beta per lb. Genuine Grand Bank codfish sets per lb. Davin Jacko. At the old whorehouse stand. Returning well and quickly done at Remfrey's wagon shop. Akron oatmeal oatine and arena just received at J. A. Spratler's. Don't Boat Don't Buy a pair of shoes until you have acen our immense new spring stock. The largest and most complete stock ever brought to Iowa Co and at prices for which they are bound to sell. J. PexgaALLE Gun & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Labrador
Grand Bank
Iowa Co
J. Pexgaalle Gun & Son
Crackers and soda items for sale in Mineral Point
O Them Crackers fresh stock arriving Johnston Bros crackers Soda by the box five cents per thousand batter six cents per thousand ginger snaps ten cents per thousand Two Davin Jacko at old warehouse stand soda water apparatus for sale boxes and bottles to be sold reasonable apply to Mrs Hannan Wrens Mineral Point Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston Bros
Hannan Wrens
Mineral Point
Wis
Norwich woman poisons cats with chloroform and laudanum
A Norwich woman attempted to kill her cat and its kittens with chloroform and laudanum in their milk but the old cat refused the drugged milk, cuffed the kittens away, and covered the saucer. The cats survived. The piece notes that Parisian bank jobs attract thousands of applicants, with salaries around 48 pounds a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
London
Seana
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Mineral Point Market
Wu. Trewern
Stanley
Srrassman
United States
John L. Sullivan
Dodgeville Lodge
U 5
Slatel
Martin O'Dowd
Sarr Laxe City
Marrixy
P. M. Parsonage
C. Dawson
Isaac Brown
Lost Grove
Martha Jenkins
Mifflin
Henry Curry
Waite
Turn Keys
David Jacko
Wim. B. Harris
Harris
Siva
Iowa County
Messrs
Albert Spratler
Wi. Ross
Jas, Brewer
Henry Kendall
Henry Bennett
John Carpenter
Jane Trevenyan
M. E. Church
Joseph Jones
Tuk Wiig
Quincy
Ill
Bert Hearp
Jefferson Co
Union
Drum Craig
Annie Jenkins
Albert Woolcock
Yellowstone
Jenkins
Wm. Peak
Cortland County
N. Y
Sunday Telegraph
Methodist Church
Bap Fartz
Henry Martin
Jas. Hutchison
Geo. Henry Place
First Ward
Fred Shepard
Hutchison
Cornish
Rene Neaaies
R. Carter
J. L. Leonard
J. Hf. Penberthy
H. Burrill
S. Northy
E. J. Bennett
James Smetheran
Thomas Elmwood
Jefferson
J. Penballegon & Son
Alice Rowe
Linden
John Pearce
H. E. VanAntewerp
Sparta
Clough
M. E. Parsonage
J. W. Rewey
Colon Wright
Monroe
Thomas
Winn
Pacific Slope
Stephen Chenal
Pecatonica
Iowa
Aldro Jenks
Strong
J. Allington
Freeport
Mr. B
TP. M
Bob James
Michigan
Cal
Spensley
New Orleans
Alderman LaMalle
Chicago
Gundry, Gray & Co
Jack” Crawford
Nebraska
Trinity Church
Wisconri
Solomon Harris
Arena
Michael Flynn
Clyde George Hickcox
Wny
Patrick Eet
Anton Linboff
Joseph Powell
Jobin G. Tyler
Joseph Martelle
Holmes James Brewer Wright Clayton
Walter Wilkinson
Mineral Point Dey
Linden Arena
George Nurker
Linden Joseph James
Lghland
Robert Osborne
Linden Christian Peterwilaski
Jobn Carpenter
Point Town
Samuel Spencer, Jr
Charles Gant
Adam Hives
John Reed
Geoge Goldsworthy Linden
M. J. Tappins
Iss
J.P. & Son
J. A. Spratler
Japan
T. Osborne
Spratier’s
J.A. Spriter’s
Legge
Remfrey
Akron Oatmeal
Oatine
J. A. Spratler’s
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