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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
1
The column lists diverse notices from stores and individuals including purchases of Globe Hotel by William Stude for 7000 dollars and continued management by Frank Curnow. Entries note visits to farms, court activity, sales pitches, and local notices on clothing sales, medicines, and hats with various names and places referenced.
Mrs. Sarah Genevieve Hutchison, wife of James W. Hutchison, died after a long illness, leaving six children. The funeral was held at Trinity Episcopal Church with Rector Chase officiating, and interment followed at Graceland cemetery. The obituary notes her birth in 1859, marriage in 1889, and deep local ties. The entry also lists local notices about society events, illness, and community updates.
Miss Lange, the popular assistant principal of our high school, is engaged for another year and has gone to Bloomington Illinois during vacation. John Nancolas said the town of Rewey will celebrate the 4th of July in grand style. Miss Matilda Hutchison and Miss Ena Hutchison received news in Chicago at midnight of the death of their sister-in-law Mrs J W Hutchison. they returned by noon and remain at their brother's home.
Entries for the Mineral Point Fair races open with two year old trotting stake and three year old class trotting. Closing date June 15 precedes the August 2025 fair. Fruit and vegetable displays feature local produce.
Jake Sterner aged 82, a respected citizen, drowned while fishing for clans on the Mississippi River near Prairie du Chien last Wednesday. Charley Snow recovering in this city after months in Austin, Texas railroad work. frost in ravines north of town last Friday night damaged tender vegetables. local notices include social at Mrs Lang’s and ads for DeWitts pills and local stores.
J B Reynolds offers several properties for sale in the county court. One acre on John Pearce Rat near the old fair grounds, a desirable building lot north of the Episcopal Rectory, a building on High Street suitable for business and residence, choice lots on the Richard Jackson property with possible extended payment, and a nice dwelling south of brick school occupied by Mr Win McNiell with a lawn and shrubbery noted as desirable and reasonably priced.
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