Mower County transcript., 1898-08-17
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AUSTIN. WEDNESDAY,, AUG. II, 1898.
Mcbride, the Grocer,
s,sse. Pays cash
for butter, eggs, beans,
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IL. for butter, eggs, beans, 4
*s# cheese, etc.
Charles Eagen of Co. G.. reported
very sick in camp, is better.
Prof. John F. Giles is reelected
Superintendent of the Moorhead city
schools.
Miss Allie Mcintyre left yesterday
for DEVILS Lake, N. D., where she
will teach next year.
-Forty-two teachers took the
county examination under Miss Ellis
Monday and Tuesday.
III. Jacobs has returned from his
northern trip and Mabel IS back from
her Grand Meadow visit.
The G. G.. w. Railroad is surveying
a line west from Hampton, Iowa, to
Fort Dodge and Sioux City.
Mrs. L. L. Palmer of Brownsville
underwent an operation at st. Mary's
Hospital, Rochester, last Friday.
The Lutheran Busy Bees will hold
social tomorrow afternoon from to
6 O'Clock at the home of K. o. Void
on Chatham street.
Wanted farm of 100 or 200 acres
to rent by good renter with best OF
references. Possession wanted NOV.
lst. Inquire at this Office.
Miss Grace E. Burgess of this
city and Miss Johnson Of Taopi left
on last evenings passenger for the
latter place, to make a short stay.
George Rockenbach, the gardener,
shipped car load of early Ohio pota-
toes to Chicago Friday. There were
about $50 bushels in the shipment.
The following sign is posted on a
farm near Austin: mo hunting aloud
here" We suppose from this that
quiet, noiseless hunting will not be
Objectionable.
There will be Universalist sociable
at the pleasant home of the Misses
Clio and Addie Teeter, on North Ken
wood avenue, next Friday evening.
Go and have good time.
The families of N. S. Gordon,
Will Hanf, M. Teeter, Will Teeter.
Thomas Beattie, William Baudler and
George Baudler picknicked at Teeter's
on the Cedar last Friday.
g. w. Ellis of Austin, was over to
Stewartville Wednesday looking up
location to engage in the jewelry
business. He expected to return and
locate the first of this week.
%. B. Johnson, formerly station
agent at Austin for the G. G. W. Rail
road is now conductor on the main
line. He will be in Austin soon tC
spend two weeks among old friends.
Charles E. Symes son-in-law OF
Burr MAXWELL, is: building fine
residence on his farm three miles east
of Blooming Prairie. He will have
furnace, sewerage and water works.
For rent, two farms in UdolphG
One quarter and one of 240 acres
Stock and machinery will be sold tt
renter. Inquire of c. w. Stimson OF
Lansing, or B. E. Stimson Of Austin
Mart B. Davidson, formerly OF
Austin, has opened law Office al
Springdale, Ark. This is f1ourishine
town in the northwest part of that
state in the famous fruit growing
region.
The fast freight lines to the east
report falling off Of one third in the
creamery butter shipments from
Minnesota. Hot weather, flies ant
short pastures cause big diminutioI
in the butter product.
"A lawn party was given Frida!
afternoon by little Hazel Bliss or
- South Main street in honor of be-
cousin, Ruth Morgan of Blue Eartf
City. The large party of little folks
present had a delightful time.
We have, received the premium
list of the Cresco fair to be held Sept
6,7, $50. The premiums are liberal
the purses offered are good and tn
attractions fine. The Cresco fair is
great success each year because tn
people support it literally.
james keenan, is agent for th
best Sulky and Gang plows on earth
You cannot help saving money b!
getting one Of them and it is
pleasure to work with such plows toe
Call and see them and you will b
satisfied your time was well spent.
What weapon did Sampson US
in Staying the Philistines?"' asked th
Sunday school superintendent durin
the general exercises. He didn'
use none," sputtered little ret
headed urchin on. the back row O
seats, ''He didn't git inter de scra
till dey was all sunk" =