Local Items and Notices from the Community
Correll and Martin advertise clothing with a Red Trunk and a good smoke. Mrs. Rothe returns from a three month visit with relatives. Regalia 10¢ cigars praised. Crawford, Eau Claire teacher, at home. Suthers visit Milwaukee. Brewer and Jenkins drive to Dodgeville. John Fitzsimon’s wind damaged a nearly finished barn. G A R and W R C picnic planned for Maple Grove excursion next Tuesday. members urged to attend.
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Milwaukee
Bess Brewer
Amy Jenkin
Dodgeville
Johnn Hardcastle
Linden
New Providence
Brewer
John Fitzsimons
W. R.C
Maple Grove
Wright Farm
Calamine
Destructive storm causes barn and stock losses near Blue Mounds
A violent storm swept northern county Sunday evening from west to east, resembling a tornado. Wind hail and lightning damaged barns, outbuildings, windmills and windows, with many stock losses. Near Blue Mounds a German youth was killed. Grain and corn fields were plowed by the storm, and hail perforated western-facing windows across the area.
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Blue Mounds
Dairy Board of Trade Meeting Reports Cheese Sales
At the Dairy Board of Trade meeting Tuesday afternoon, cheese sales included 428 twins and 386 daisies, indicating an active market versus last year when twins brought 74 cents and daisies 7 1/2 cents. The next board meeting is scheduled for Wednesday July 5 at 2:00 p m.
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Dairy Board of Trade
Garment and Textile Sale with Wide Discount Offer
Advertises bulk yardages of French figured organdie 15c to 25c values, domestic batiste 10c to 20c, 80 inch percales 5c, shirt waist percale spreads and linen lines, India linen 10 yards for 39c, table linen towels and bed spreads, Latin girdle corsets 5c, batiste girdle corsets 50c, hosiery and rug reductions, urging shoppers to save by trading with the store.
Local Graduates Return Home Amid Community Gossip Warning
Miller and Fardy along with Lillian Wallace Jennie Parmley and Herman Parmley, Platteville Normal graduates, are home. Sealed bids due July 5 1905 for water works extension include 800 feet of pipe and various fittings. The Knogels Marmann partnership dissolves and E J Engels continues ENGELS MARMANN. Piano tuner Geo Ziegans of Sharon will visit Mineral Point at the U S Hotel for six years, with orders at the hotel.
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Tribune
Lodi
George S. Richmond
Bon Ton Restaurant
Mary Hales
Mineral Point
Wis
Episcopal Church
M. Chase
Frank Ludden
Lillian Wallace
Jennie Parmley
Herman Parmley
Platteville Normal
Hales’s Corner
Front
Wisconsin Streets
Front Street
State Street
4Th Ward School House
T. M. Privsruny
Knogels & Marmann
E J
Engels
Engels & Marmann
Geo, Ziegans
Sharon
Milwaukee Music Co
U.S
Summer wardrobe offers from Mineral Point shop
The ad promotes menswear for June with light weight suits two and three piece, fancy vests, felt and straw hats, belts neckwear hosiery collars and negligee shirts. It also notes children’s wash suits and waists. It invites shoppers to visit and includes a phone number and Mineral Point location.
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Paris
Loey’s Pharmacy
Uwabite Palace
Cate
Janesville
J. M. Peter
Appel
Meserole & Horn
W. G. Hales
St. Mary's
Branger’s Grove
Mineral Point Band
St. Mary's Catholic School
Wisconsin Experiment Station
James McDermott
Mr. Scanlan
Gundry & Gray CO
Raex
Oss
Ader Appel
Henry Kieffer
J.W. Horn
Wood
John Bond
Pleasant View
Geo. Watson
Darlington
Willow Springs
Judge Meubon
N. Graber
City Hall
P. M
Nettie Wallis
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Oxfords
Hendra
Japalac
Neba
Prideaux & Bliss’ Drug Store
Pittz’s
Fred L
Cork
Agt
India
John Bartle
Mr. Bartle
James
G.varlin
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