Mower County transcript., 1898-02-09
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AUSTIN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9, l898;,

the side walks.
Seed wheat for sale. Inquire of !
F. A. Ticknor.
w. S. Willis expects to start for
the Klondike about March |.
IN. I. Johnson was caller Mon
day. We are glad to see him out agaio.
Mick Nicholson was elected sec.
ond lieutenant of Co. G Monday night.
L. D. Baird had a fine full-blood
shorthorn bull calf dropped Sunday.
The K. K. KS will give a recep-
tion Friday afternoon at Mrs. Oscar
Ayres.
Mrs. G. Schleuder will give party
this evening for large numb Of her
lady friends.
"A valentine shadow sociable at
Enterprise have you heard of it? Will
you come?
The knights of Pythias will give
an Invitation ball at Palace Music
Hall Friday evening, Feb. Is.
PROF. Hacker of the state agri-
cultural school spoke to the patrons
of Sutton Creamery last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom NJ. Hagerty Of
Clayton are rejoicing over the arrival
of a girl, born last Thursday.
Indoor baseball game tomorrow
night at the Armory between the
Wyckotf team and Co. G. team.
-Nsxt Saturday is Lincoln's BIRTH
day anniversary. He was born in
Hardin county, Kentucky, Feb. II,
1909.
William and Edward Hack of
Pleasant Valley left last week for a
visit of two weeks with relatives at
Winona.
John w. Scott's thoroughbred
Ayrshire COW, Lady Gurta I'd, on Fri
day dropped fine heifer calf, LADY
Grace Of Sutton"
About twenty lady friends most,
of them members of the Floral Club,
happily surprised Mrs. Sarah L.
Davidson yesterday afternoon.
On Saturday evening the Saints
Rest school will give State social at
the home of Mr.. w. J. Enright. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Master, Miss, Mr.. and Mrs Public:
a valentine shadow sOciable at Mrs. G..
W. Varco's Monday evening Feb. H.
1898. Coming events cast their shadows
before.
This beats the record as far as
known. On the morning of Feb. 3, P.
5. Hanson of Nevada found a family
of eighteen pigs in one litter in his
barn.
The members of St. Bernard Com
mandery. Knights Templar, and their
ladies. will enjoy a banquet at Fox
Hotel on the evening of Washington's S
Birthday, Feb. %.
John F. Robinson has resigned as
teller of the Austin National Bank
and will open state bank at Steele,
n. D., in a few weeks. We wish him
abundant success. He is worthy of
it.
p. Fl. Friend and Chris Brown
received nine head of thoroughbred
shorthorns Saturday from Marion,
Iowa, eight heifers and one bull.
They are for their farm south OF
Brownsville.
The Austin Choral Union met
last Monday evening at Harmonic
Hall and had an excellent rehearsal.
Their next meeting will be next Tues.
day evening. The music loving pub
lie is cordially invited.
The L. Zekman Fur Co. of this
city is now busy manufacturing Klon-
dixie sleeping bags for the Alaska
trade. These are eight feet long and
fur lined and mighty comfortable fo1
the Arctic regions.
ID. II. Stimsop, present grand
master of the state I. O. o. F., has
been elected representative of the
sovereign lodge, A L. Bolton is re-
elected secretary and c.. NJ. Sprague
Rlduu UICdSuICI. w. NdupUCI1 vi
Alexandria will be the new granC
master.
Paul Arneson, living near Oak
land, reports the loss by theft Satur
day night of a fine heifer, eighteeI
chickens, twenty sacks Of oats. two
horse brides and two collars. Tht
heifer and chickens we're killed neal
the premises. The thieves came
toward Austin.
William Gausewitz of Owatonn;
has purchased the Model Drug StOr'
stock and took possession Monday
John B. Christgau, registered phar
macist, who was formerly with Phi
Schleiger at Grand Meadow, is hea'
clerk. The new firm name is tn
Gausewitz Drug Co., Of Austin, Mimi
See their new ad today.
IN. n. Palmeter of Red Rock ha
Klondike in his dairy herd. He ha
fifteen COWS and his cream check
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