Tornado notes and local notices fill Mineral Point pages
A long column of village notices covers farming ads, picnics, temperance meetings, and social items. Reports describe tornado damage, relief calls, excursions, and a scientific study by the University of Wisconsin. Mentions Burr Robbins show, Galena Gazette praise, and a tragic drowning accident in Muscoda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena Gazette
Ed. Bouchard
Jno
Spensley
MM. Connaughton
Connaughton
Bouchard
Public meeting urged for Mineral Point Fourth of July
Citizens of Mineral Point urged to attend a Wednesday City Hall gathering to organize a grand Fourth of July celebration. The note thanks locals for hospitality and lists organizers. A storm damage tally and county officials note a June 12 special Iowa County meeting are also mentioned alongside fashion and rental notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Moubon
Tuere
Mineral Point
Jane Sth
Warren
T. M. Blake
G. Whackernagen
Gio
Ric Haupson
Wovdeville
Wis
Iowa County
Court House
Dodgeville
Board For
General Business
J., Tuos. Pryor, Co. Clk
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Wyoming
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Ep. Phillips
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Richard Clark
J. W. Rewey
Rock Church
H. 8. Claver
Richard White
Philip Eden
Platteville
Henry E. Davis
Hickox
Cutler
Chronicle
Dipple
Burr Robbins
Robbing
Messers Rubel &Bro
May & Ternes
West
Faretts
Chicago
Madison
Hughy
Galena
Many E. Dunn
Judge Dunn
Belmont
Gov. Dewey
Muscoda
Wisconsin
Washington House
Messrs. Hocking & Co
Ohio Champion
Brewer
Clement Bros
Forrester and Stanley
City Hall
Stanley
Commonwealth
University of Wisconsin
W. W. Daniels
Weat
Chamberlain
Boscobel
Dolly
Lgve
John L. Miller
Hugh Phillipe
John J. Ross
James Spensley
John Culeman
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John Spenal
Leonard
Addington
Unger
J. Francis
Dr. Moffett
B.C, Bennett
John Lanyon
Jumkin
Hann
Jacks
Bun M. M. Cothren
John Muted
Ada
Charles Gillzaunu
Bohan
John
Deuek
Jobin Beard
Sud Beardaley
Cocking
Jeffrey
Say Martin OU
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Salmo
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London
Clauer
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