27 Nov 1902
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
1
After sixteen years of operation the owners announce closure and plan to rent the store building to a new tenant moving in February 1 1908. They have ninety days to dispose of the entire stock of merchandise.
Miss Nona James visits Chicago while Miss Bishop attends a Dubuque wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shepherd of Platteville visit W. G. Hales. J. RK. Tony gears up for holiday trade. Maple City Soap touted for washday ease. County Map offered free to Tribune subscribers. Dr. Beard relocates to Milwaukee. Gee Treweek visit E. J. Jones in Shullsburg. Iowa county map and 1905 Tribune offer. Miss Kitte takes a Blanchardville school break in Mineral Point. Spensley and Scott hunt deer in northern Wisconsin. Philip Hogan Sr. dies at 82 in Darlington.
A local notice proposes forming a new Mineral Point organization to promote town interests after a previous group suspended operations. It invites all citizens to join, noting such bodies act as advance teams in towns and urging readers to roll the ball first. The item also promotes a Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean subscription offer and warns of counterfeit products tied to Rocky Mountain Maar.
A chaotic mix of product pitches and local notes describes healing claims for Rocky Mountain Tea and a Red Trak item, plus varied items from farmers institutes in Wisconsin to social visits, a Caesar of local sports with a juniors beating seniors 12 to 0, and community chatter about oil reports and purchases.
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