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  Iowa County democrat, Mineral Point, Wis., November 22, 1894, page 1

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  LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. Inc Iowa county OoarQ or super visors consists of twenty-four men, bers. The Wisconsin State University foot ball team and the Minnesota State University team met Saturday. The Wisconsin University was victorious. Score 6 to 0. The Darlington and Platteville foot ball teams played at Platteyilie, on Saturday last. The game ended in a score OF 81 to 0, in favor of Platte vile. Annie Prideaux is down from La Crosse this week, visiting her parents. The Mineral Point and Platteyille teams will play a game of football at the fair grounds, in this city, on Saturday. The pupils of the second primary department Gin High school building) will hold an entertainment in the High school room, on the evening of Friday, Nov. 80, at 7:30 o’clock. Admission 10 cents. The proceeds to be used in purchasing an organ for use in their school. Rev. o. j. Scovell, rector of kemper church, Darlington, will otliciate in Trinity church, this city, next Sunday, Nov. %. There will be a shooting match on the farm of William Terrill, five miles east of Mineral Point city, for turkeys, on Wednesday, Nov. %. 7. j. Law, son of 7. j. Law, of Shullsturg, has just been elected dis drict attorney of Deuel. county, South Dakota, on the Democratic ticket. The report of the trustees of the Iowa County insane asylum show net profit to the county for 1894, amounting to over $1,000. Darlington Republican,: A. f. Buckmaster, son of Frank Buckmaster of Fayette, was elected district at torney of kenosha by over 500 major ity, and Will Bridgman was elected superintendent of schools by over 200 majority. The Eujene (Oregon) Guard reports the death, on Nov. lst, Of Willie Will kinson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Wilkinson, formerly of this place. The bereaved family have the deep sympathy of many friends in this community. A full report of the proceedings of the county board is printed elsewhere. Frederick West, Of Monroe, was commissioned second lieutenant of Company H, First infantry, by Gov. Peck, last Friday. Married, at the A. c. Parsonage, at Mifilin, Wis, Nov. s, 1894, Mr.. Fred Fillbach, of Preston, and Miss Edith Schofeld, of Montfort, by Elder J. L. Gardner. Geo. r. Whitman, district attorney, has moved his Office into the court house, into the room formerly occu- pied by the county Judge. The p. M. church choir will give concert and spelling match on Tues day evening, Nov. q. The male quartette will sing popular selections; also vocal solos; and solos on the piano, by Miss Thomas; cornet, by Mr.. Blight Wallis. A suitable prize to the best speller. Admission 10 cents. Miss Lulu Hutchinson is home from Evanston, spending her vacation. The Ladies Aid society, of the M. E. church will hold a bazar on Thanks giving night, in the lecture room of the church. Supper and oysters. Fansy articles for sale. All are in yited. Wm. Delles arrived here last week from Wyoming territory for a visit with relatives in this vicinity. A. Grettelo, of Freeport, spent Sun day visiting with friends in this city. Rev. and Mrs. NJ. Chase returned last Friday evening from Peoria, H., where they had been visiting relatives and old time friends. Joseph Ellengen, barber, of Argyle, has been here during the week visiting relatives and friends. John Dillon, the great comedian, at city hail, Friday night, Nov. %. You will miss a rare entertainment If you fail to see and hear John Dillon,

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Officially, Minnesota leads 64–⁠63–⁠8; as played, 63–⁠62–⁠8 in the 133 games on file; the official count covers all 135 meetings, counting the 130 since this game.