Local notices and social updates at a glance
The column lists small town items: Correll and Martin advertising clothing with five cent discount, Miss Ella Dawe teacher at Milwaukee schools at home, tomorrow's baseball at the fair grounds with Darlington vs Mineral Point,禁止 firecrackers by law, Mrs Immel and Mr Albert Immel visiting from Joplin, July 4 Willow Springs church ice cream social, Harry Gale of Baraboo and Mrs Gale visiting relatives, a remark on Mineral Point citizens and a trip by Rev and Mrs Hurd to the Twin Cities with a pleasant outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correll & Martin
John Immel
Albert
Joplin
Willow Springs Church
Harry Gale
Baraboo
Bert Gale
Chicago
Rev
Hurd
Twin Cities
Mining notes reflect bustling Mineral Point mines and plans
The Tribune reports on mining near Mineral Point with ore shipments, new shafts, and mill developments. It notes Hoare Lead and Zinc Mining Company preparing a mill, several mines expanding operations, and advances at Brown, John Ross, Chief of Police, Sunnyside, O. K. at Mifflin, and Hazel Patch amid heavy ore transport. A Platteville Mineral Point baseball game and Good Templars Fourth events are planned with bands, parades, and floral prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Brown-Croft
John Ross
Police
Hoare Lead and Zinc ‘Mining Company
Frank Suthers
Allis-Chalmers Company
Milwaukee
O. K
Mifflin
Tripole
Hazel Patch
Mr. Flack
Brown Mine
Sunnyside
Livingston
Chas Ross
Linden
Saalsaa
Dodgeville
Essex
John Graham
Local officers elected and annual report presented
At the June meeting officers were elected: President Mrs Chase Vice President Mrs Snow Secy Treas Miss Gundry Directors Mr s Jones and Mrs J J Hanscom for three years and Miss Cummings joined as a book committee. The secretary presented and the annual report showing receipts and disbursements including balances fines donations dues and rentals. Also notes a 1906 wedding of William D Cook and Laura E Clauer at the Clauer home and a visit by Henry Hoare and wife from Chicago with musical plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Snow
Sec’y
Miss Gundry
Jones
J. J. Hanscom
Cummings
William D. Cook
Linden
Laura E. Clauer
Geo. Clauer
W. W. Hurd
Mr. Cook
Are You With Us Tory Grocery Co
Our city ball team has not fared well recently with two defeats 6 to 0 at Platteville and 2 to 0 at Dodgeville. Chas Knight is a good pitcher and Fielding is solid. They play Darlington Friday at the fair grounds and a return with Platteville. Also notes cement walk on High street and various local notices including reunions and city board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Mineral Point
Chas
Knight
Pennington
Galena
Fair Grounds
Good Templars
City Hall Park
Tribune
eyaAinot
Dodgeville
Chas. Knight
Darlington
High Street
Good
Wm. N. Jeuck
St. Francis Seminary
Soldiers and Sailors
Green County
Broadhead
Argyle
Argyle Cement Building Stone Co
New Jewelry Stock and Watches at Lowest Prices
A city retailer advertises a fresh stock of jewelry items including brooches, stickpins, bracelets, diamond rings, neck chains, fobs, hat pins, and shirtwaist sets. Watches are up to date and priced lowest in this section, with piano and organ lessons offered by a Conservatory graduate residentially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
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Kodaks
And
Kodak Supplies
Ivey’s Pharmacy
Chas. L. Ivey
M. V. Lenahan
Meserole & Horn
Messrs
John Gorgen
J. B. Wallace
Jas. A. ‘Hoare
Wisconsin
Gundry &Gray CO
Gundry & Gray CO
A. Masten
Opp
Public Library
Sylmar Brand
Pure
California
Los Angeles
Cash Grocery House
Lindsay Brothers
Plymouth
Binder
C. B
S. Jenkin
Public Library Association
Steinmuller
Total
Cy Seeeseene
Madison
Tota
Henry Hoare
Henry
Jay
Tory Grocery CO
Board of Review
City of Mineral Point
Council Chamber
City Hall
W. P. Briss
Henry Kinn
C. M. & St. Paul Railway Company
Harry T. Penniman
Public
Dean
Weafre
J. F. Hendra
J.B. Pittz
Mangers Jewelry Store
J. J. Mauger
Prop
Miss Nettle V. Wallis
Philip Lawrence
Huron
South Dakota
D. Brown, Sr
Masten
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