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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
4
The ad argues that higher spending yields better workmanship and style in clothing. It claims $15-$20 is the baseline for decent quality, while $25 buys exclusivity, better materials, and superior cut, and promotes the shop as specializing in the best garments.
Thomas Faul, captain of the Ross Kiros mine team, was injured by a ground fall but remains at home with a broken small bone and bruising. Mrs. George Goldsworthy slipped on thawing boards and broke her left arm above the wrist. The Hicks Hotel is rented to a Richland Center gentleman. Mrs. J J Rule left for Bovina Colorado for her daughter Lena Chubb. N Vial left for Cumberland Wisconsin to add to his business building. Frank Duncan and wife moved back to Linden from Highland after his resignation from Eastman Lumber.
Butter fat from hand separated cream delivered to the Spensley and Hoare Creamery in Mineral Point Wisconsin will be paid this week ending June Sth at 23 cents per pound. Miss Nettle V Wallis a graduate of the American Conservatory of Music Chicago offers piano and organ lessons at her city home. For terms call phone 92. A sure cure for scours in calves cattle horses pigs sheep and all stock is for sale by Jas Brewer.
Veteran railroader Raymond Gannon recalls sleepless nights and a near fatal midnight ride. He describes a dangerous misstep when Bob Williams swapped, leaving the throttle unmanned and the train rushing toward disaster. The engineer fears the red signal and narrowly avoids a catastrophe near N station.
The Hollendale region notes an increase in stock capital for the Hollendale State Bank to stay ahead of a boom. Decoration Day is observed elsewhere. locals traveled for festivities. Mrs James joined the Latter Day Saints church with a baptism witnessed by about 150 near the Pecatonica river. Rev Dutton officiated. Rev P J Johnson is in northern Illinois for mission work and will speak at Eleva for the 25th anniversary of the congregation. Dr McDonald won a Swiss watch in the Record-Herald guessing contest, the fourth time he’s been correct. Gunder Talackson, nephew of V Peterson, fell from a tree and broke his left arm. We’ve returned from Chicago with wall paper in stock at Iveys Pharmacy.
A Milwaukee carpenter tests Doan's Kidney Pills for years of kidney pain and attacks. He credits the remedy with permanent relief and a clean life insurance exam after use. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is the U.S. sole agent. Remember the name Doans.
Eggs for sale at 2.00 per 18. Inquire at Tribune office. For first class buggy carriage or harness write to Fitzgibbons Bros Monroe Wis for their catalog. They sell direct to consumer at wholesale prices. Patton's Sun Proof Paint wears longest and goes farthest at Iveys Pharmacy.
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