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Newspaper

Mineral Point Tribune

Location

Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1905

Page

4

Local notices and incidents from Mineral Point June 22 1805

The Mineral Point Chronicle reports on sidewalk work by Hawley and crew on Chapel street, residents traveling to Antigo Haywood and Chicago for visits, a high school enrollment of 177 with 171 daily average, local stock company plans, medical degrees from Northwestern University, a boy fractured thigh from a falling frame, a widow Mrs Susannah Smith dying of heart neuralgia, and various minor local happenings including a medicine ad and weather-related losses.

Grace Robertina Joiner Tona Levake Haywood Peter H. Smith Chicago Josie Graham Graham Parkersburg Dodgeville N.C. Miller J. Alton Fredinnick Jewel Susannah Smith R.8. Smith William Heathcock Linden R.S. Smith Smith Wm., Smith R. Smith Dora Stacy

Homeseekers Excursions by the C. M. & St. Paul Railway

Homeseekers and Excursions offered by the C M and St Paul Railway run to approved points on its routes in Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota every Tuesday from May through October and on the first and third Tuesdays each month to Wisconsin Michigan Colorado Arkansas Indian Territory, with details from agent N H Snow.

C. Mo & St. Paul Railway Ites Road Iowa Minneota North South Dakota Wisconsin Michigan Colorado Arkansas Indian Territory N. H. Snow

The Muff Dream Returns as a Mended Bond

Ethel mourns a stolen muff tied to a late friend. Buddies Bert Cameron and Fellow the dog reunite the pair as the muff resurfaces on Cameron’s floor. The scene shifts to a church sermon extolling Eve as the greatest of God’s creations.

Ethel Bert Cameron Idaho Bert Mrs. Carter Cameron Fellow Lethel

Found a Cure for Dyspepsia in Fort William

Mrs. and Lindsay of Fort William Ontario reports relief from years of indigestion after using Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad claims rapid improvement and urges others with dyspepsia to try the tablets, with a local pharmacy listed. A separate item notes George Hillery adding a second story to his house and a boy named Alfred Harvey involved in a farm task in northern Assinniboia Cay.

Mrs. & Lindsay Fort William Ontario Canada Vivian Phaurmacy George Hillery Preston Willis Assinniboia, Cay Alfred Harvey

Let Him Without Sin Cast The First Stone Sermon

Jennie recalls her father the preacher at Sunday church where the line Let him who is without sin among you the first to cast a stone stirs her. The congregation turns away from the pulpit as she watches in earnest and breathes a sigh of relief that no rocks are hurled at her father.

John Regan Joe Stendebach Ole Steensland H. Bollerud Ingeborg Steensland Reuben Gribble Maurice Hamilton Andrew Dornon Gilbert Anderson Peter C. Peterson Lorg Valley Peter Cameron Tie South Clifton Jobson Eve Adam Papa Jennie New York Press

The Timidity of the Shark and Its Timid Ways

A quoted passage describes a shark as timid and wary in its approaches. It notes two pilot fish accompany the shark to inspect potential prey and report back to the host. It mentions deterrents like the arms and legs of a hunter and implies fear of interference in attacks.

Jackal

Interesting Quote About Wickedness and Interest

A fragment reflecting on whether wickedness makes a man interesting. The speaker argues Charles is not wicked yet remains interesting, and Kath eryn is noted as a curiosity rather than a person. The passage appears from a Cincinnati Enquirer or similar publication.

Charles Katheryn Bibei Cincinnati

The Penalties of Carelessness in Women

A dated critique lists deformities linked to careless habits such as pouty lips and dull eyes from apathy, frowning brows from anger, pimples from tight lacing, round shoulders from poor posture, bitten nails, tight shoes, and hair loss from neglect and worry.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Correll Martin Correll & Martin Mineral Point Tribune Chronicle Hawley Chapel Street Carrie Ida Kite Antigo Wis Mr. J. Barber Irwinville Barber Hollandale and Vicinity Homeseekers& Excursions Ruby Douglas Beg Paurdon Miss Benton Kether Bethel Carter Mauger’s Jewelry Store America’s John Peter Crockery & Glassware Mineral Point J. B. Reynolds City Hall C. J. Fawkes Postoffice C. G. Hubenthal Corre Martin's Inter Ocean Associated Press New York Sun New York World W.M. Gratiot, M. D F. M. Bailey Lenahan Block First National Bank Stansmore Vivian Vivian's Pharmacy D.R. Philp Doctors Veterinary Science Ontario Veterinary College J. N. Treweek Ernest Fiedler Joseph J. Fiedler Fiedler & Fiedler U.S Courts Iowa County Bank C. v. Me Calvert Spensley Spensley &Milhon First Nat. Bank U. S tHas Mifflin Livery Barn Brown & Bainbridge, Mineral Pt Brown George Count Hugo Nellie Stranger Brown & Bainbridge City Livery Fred and Sale Stable Royal Rubber and Steel Mineral Mint R.R Milwaukee Mail and Express Mineral Point & Northern Railway Harker Linden Hilase Shea Ar Highland Ly W. A. Jones G. PL Er Mile Pas Chas. Winn
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