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Mower County transcript., 1902-09-10
MOSCOW

Mrs. George Ryan spent several
days with relatives at Blooming
Prairie last week. s..z-a~~t
Several of our farmers have taken
advantage Of the few days nice
weather and started threshing.
Miss Olga Bang is visiting in MINI
neapolis.
i, Misses Florence and Stasie Ryan
are the proud possessors of a new
piano. \
l. Miss Eleanor Norton started teach.
ing In the Rutter District last Mon.
day with an attendance of six.
Misses Laura and L. Elizabeth
Karch left for Valparaiso, Ind. where
they will attend school the ensuing
year. &~t
School opened here Monday with
Miss Carolyn Karch as teacher. =.
A fire started at the creamery one
day last week and got quite head
way before discovered. :.
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RED STAR.

Mrs. Mary Hoban and daughter Of
Oakland visited at her cousin Mrs. J.
Murpby's one day last week.
Miss Mabel Allen teaches the Eppler
school this fall. "-.
A. Hotson spent Sunday at R. D.
Gregg's of Nevada. i
Several of the farmers have finished
stacking and some >threshing has been
done thespast week. -.
School opened Sept. 1st for three
months fall term. The attendance is
rather small as yet as many Of the
pupils are helping with the work at
home and will enter later. The school
house has been repainted this sum.
mer both inside and out making the
school room very pleasant.
Little Hans HelgersoD sprained hts
ankle Thursday. <a-.. = : -.
Red Star witnessed : runaway
Thursday. The team belonged to Bay
Allen. -: -, -, %><z: ~ ~
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NEVADA

Miss Cora Lerud returned from
Durand, ILL.,, where she been visiting
since May accompanied by her grand
father and aunt.
I Mr.. G. Meyer is in South Dakota
where he owns a J sec, attending to
threshing his crop which they say is
fine. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Wilson OF Lyle
visited Sunday at L. M. Eggen's
Allen Bisbee of Lyle spent Sunday
and Monday ut o. J. Anderson's.
School in No. 9 commenced Monday.
Mr.. McTigne teacher. No 9 is for
tumate in securing a good teacher.
Miss Skinner is engaged for No 10.
May Meyer and Cora Amundson are
attending school in Lyle.
Mrs. II. Swinison returned from
her visit at Hawley.
Olin Gregg and Merle are Visiting
at Ashley Gregg's. ~ .
Ladies society met Thursday with
Mrs. S. Emerson.
Threshing machines are busy when
it does not rain.
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OAKLAND

Misses Sarah and Alice Norton are
in attendance at Austin High School
this fall and Miss Nina Frisbie re-
sumes~ her, studies at the Normal at
the same place.
Miss AIDA Hardy Of Austin spent
Saturday afternoon and Sunday with
relatives here.
Mrs. M. N. Beardsley and daughter
Miss Edith of Austin spent a few
days OF last week at the homes OF
Mesdames Pace and Frisbie. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Coyne, of Moscow
were in attendance of the State Fair
last week. :. !.
[ Mrs. j. R. Ogden, Black River
Falls, Wis, a former resident of this
place is visiting relatives here for a
week. Mrs. M. M. Pace met her at
Wells where they spent a; day at the
home of Mrs. f. E. Wells, Mrs. Ogden
also visited her sister at Wilma bago
City and will visit. a short time in
Austin. -. ,. -
Preparations are being made to
paper the Baptist church inside with
in a few weeks. -4
: The youngest Child of Jas. Hayes,
who. has been SO dangerously i'll, is
now recovering. 81 x>.42. -
: School in, Moscow village and No
95 began last week with, Misses Car
olyn, Karch and Eleanor. Norton as
teachers respectively The schoul in
Oakland village opened this week
with Miss Snyder OF Freeborn, MINI,
as teacher, # .s.=444ss..:5 :
Mr.. Z: o. Lane,a former school
teacher of-this vicinity but at present.
q resident OF Albert Lea was calling
on friends last:week. He is a candi-
date for the office ofiJudge OF Probate
this fall. .s ==. ;.. ...,1 .:.. :.
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GRAN b hdEA DOW
q rs.S Sky berg is visiting riends az
$EFs


rs y g, ~ berg is, gisiting friends q
this place this srweet IS {.
n and Mrs. Levi Eastman 81
Racine were guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hudson Saturday 5s
81 Mr. and Mrs. Rothie OF Dexter were
fnStown Monda ,''. IL. II Is .=s5.. J,
Grand Meadow sent a large 1elega-
tior to the. State Fair this past week. T
W. w. Ranney OF Austin was in
town town Saturday. N.z.:.=.s:....<. in, {
Miss Allie Doherty is visiting her
parents this week. : q .E We. " ) /. ),
MI. and Mrs. Knute Weeks and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weeks Of Thief
River Falls visited friends and rela,
tiyes here the past week. 80,
( Miss aies OF Austin candidate for
reelection as county superintendent
Of schools was looking after her in
terests in this vicinity Wednesday. -
!: Thurday morning Nels Green an
OLD resident OF this place was shot by
the station agent at Elkton. The
family and physician were jmmed-
lately called and they started to take
him to Rochester, before they reached
his home he died. Mr.. Green leaves
a wife four sons and one daughter.
Mr.. Green has lived in Grand Mea-
dow and vicinity for many years. He
was an honest upright man kind in
his family,especially interested in the
welfare OF his children. Three of his
sons were Just entering manhood and
they were constant companions OF
their father. The community we're
shocked and saddened by this fearful
tragedy. The funeral Services were
held Saturday at ten O'Clock at the
NJ. E. church conducted by the Ma
sonic lodge of which he was a mem.
Der. The flag which he served as a
faithful soldier was draped on the
casket. Among many beautiful floral
offerings was wre ath from the G.. A.
R. and the Masonic EN- blems in
flowers which were particularly
beautiful. Rev: Routzahn preached
the funeral sermon. The church was
crowded while many stood in the
yard. The remains were laid at rest
in the village cemetery. .
lCassius Moore loaded two cars at
this place Monday to ship to his
future home in the western part Of
the state: The family are guests of
A. D. Moore this week.
"A. E. Schmidt has purchased the
Dexter meat market and will run it
in connection with the shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody expect to move
to the northern part OF the state next
week.
Crank Hoppin, Will Pierce, Mr.
Daley of Dexter were in Grand
Meadow Saturday.
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All who use :AtomiZers I'M treat.
ing nasal catarrh will gettthe best re-
suit from Ely's Liquid Cream Balm.
Price, ncIuding spraying tube, 75scts.
Sold by druggists or mailed by Ely
Bros /, 56 Warren ST., n
New Orleans. Sept 1900.
Messrs. Ely Bros: II sold two bot
ties OF your Liquid Cream Balm TO g
customer, VIM. Z Lam ertpnsl 4l5 Dela.
chaise zSt., New Orleans; he has used
two bottles. giving him wonderful
and most satisf tory result lts. 81
Geo. w. Nc Duff Pharmacist.. .
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Dexter

y Phil. Sheldon OF Bangor, Wisconsin,
is visiting friends here. He represents
the National Masonic accident as
sociatton of Des Moines Iowa.
Quite a. number from: Dexter at
tended the funeral Of Ms. Green at
6 Grand Meadow Saturda
School began Monday. .5;..
Quite q mum Der Of children have
the measles.
Herman Schulz unloaded q new
threshing rig Saturd az.
Examination Tor mail carrier for g
new mail route will be held Sept. 3 I
Mrs. Engune Crane Of A1bert Lea e.
iyisiting her parents Mr. ands Mrs
Emory $.
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Stomach Trouble.

II have been trou bled with my
stomach for. the past four years. says
D. L.. Beach. Of Glover Nook Farm,
Greenfield, Mass. "a few days ago I
was induced to buy box of Cham ber-
.lain's Stomach and Liver ablets.. I
have taken. part Of them and feel a
great deal BETTER" II you have any
trouble with your stomach try a box
OF these ia blets.- You are certain to
be pleased with the result. Price Is
cents. For sale by all druggists.
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a Parsons Noble Act.

81 .,..Is1want all the world to know
writes Rev. g. J. Bud dlong, OF Ash
away, .R. What q thoro roughly good
and reliable med dicine ] found In Elec-
trio Bitters. They cured me Of jaun-
dice and liver troubles that had
caused me great uffering for many
years. For q general, all-around cure
they excel aything [ ever saw 8 .
Electric Bitters are the surprise Of all
for their Wonde rful work in Liver.
Kidney and Stomach ron bles. Don't
fail TO try them. Only 30 cts. Salts
faction S. guaranteed BY K.s q Void.
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Charles Cressey,
THE FURNITURE KING AUSTIN, MINI.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Gullick Olson to Carrie E. Ulim, lots
S and 6, blk 1, Gullick Olson's add. to
Adams, $617.
Ole Halverson to Frankson & Kav-
anough, outlot in neA 33-1o1-14,
$1,000.
Isaac M. Dennis to Elwood & Ayers,
swA 19-104-17, 1920.
II. S. Hammond to Elwood & Ayers,
east Is feet of lot 6, blk. l, Lansing vii
lage, $6,200.
John T. Aldal to Carl A. Carlson, VIZ
seq and seq sw4 and nw4 swA and
ln15 swA swA Is and part Of sex IT,
1o4-hS, $4,000.
N. W. Beebe to D. F. selix, swA g.
103-17, $7,824.
J. Retterath to J. P. Krebsbach, a
part of lots 1, 2, 3, blk. in Krebsbach's
add. to Adams, ss125.
P. L. McCaslin to P. Sullivan, lot II,
blk. 2, Browns add. to Austin, 1926.
Knut Thompson to Thos. K. Thomp-
son, SIX seA 10 and neN 3o-1o4-18, s1o,-
, 900.
G. A. Hildebrand to A. o. Nielsen,
outlots 9 and 10 in sw4 36 1O1-18, $2.-
500.
Edgar L. Kingsley to Theopold Mer-
camille Co., lots and 4, blk. Is, Leroy
Station, $500.
+ James F. keenan, to Lewis A. Groby,
neA 19-102-14, SIS, 100:
Selah Chamberlain, by executor, to
n. f. Banfeld, trustee Of the Chamber
lain estate, in the town of Lodi, Mower
county, Mimi, $l7l,195.
>,Jens J. Wigen to B. F. King, sw14 81.
1915, $7,100.
!. Fred Clesen to Fred Retterath, lot.6,
blk.4, lst add. to Rose Creek.
Terri Kerkelie to James keenan,, neA
26-1o4-l6, $4,000.
Con Pendeghast to E. Stewart, lots 4
and and other land in blk. 80, lie Roy
Station, $3.50.
Freder ick II. Fisher to Gustav Lenth,
lots and 2, blk. 8, Lyle village, $3.50.
II. D. Reed to F. G. Hartshum & Co.,
lot AZ, Dexter village, $400,
| Francis .Neller to G. H. Frost, VIZ g
ID 1-103-18, $1,000.
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LANSING

The creamery association paid lSc
per pounds for butter for the month
Of August.
Mrs. Geo. Eaney visited relatives
in Mason City last week.
Among those who attended the
state fair from this place were Mrs.
@. A. and Maud Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. M. Mcintyre. Mr.. and. Mrs.
o. G. LaBar, Fl. B. Roe and son,
Arthur Enney aud H. r. Soule.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Shook and son Of
Austin called on friends here last
week.
Mabel Vaughan returned to Fergus
Falls the last Of the week.
J. F. Beatty OF Blooming Prairie
made brief visit her Sunday. Z
DR.. Geo. Vaughan and son return
ed to Hurley, S. D. Monday. ,..~=s +
Mrs. .Hamren and children attended
church here Sunday. -l-s-.s. -. I.
Hiram Weller spent Sunday with
0. G. LaBar's family al S#; s.s s.. 1
F. A. ..Foote and wife visited the
twin cities the latter part OF the week
Mrs. Alta Fuller OF Austin spent
Sunday here. S $500. 3. II i :.s s.z
Walter Hyde came down from
Blooming Praire Monday for a short
visit with Harry Mcintyre. i. 4.
Mrs. Will Bagley and son are visit
ingsrelatiyes in Blooming. ss.=.
Aunt Lizzie Lyons went to Mime
apolis Satu rdays for a months visit
with frie nds. G S. s.. .t5st {
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5 I|j.l|lIl I {; So l

H Bacop q pochch hing Mini
MINI, iss spending q few days will
his sister, Mrs a. sD. Brown
W. 81 Palmer left 4 week ago Tues
day for Wtscon sin sto visit with rela
tives and friends. &. t.e. .s.t t - 58
il: Hunt, accom- panied BY his wife
and dang ghter Gsnevieve wen t: to the
state fair Friday q ,Ss q. 81
School will begin next Monday,
Septem ember Is. y Is. ]. !: N ,sZ.
Laura Requa left for Austin, Mon
day morning, where she will continue
her studies at the Normal College.
Steven Thatcher ! OF: Winnebago
Citysspent: Sunday athis home. $. !.
Miss Mae sDahle left. a. week ago
Tuesday for Owatonna .wher7 she is
attending Pills bury Acamdeny. i
Among our. young people who are
attending the Austin schools are the
Misses Blanch Knox, Celecta Law
rence,@ Fena Rasm usson and Nellie
Wilder. ..s.>.>. -
Mamie Beltz and Ruth Wilder have
returned to the Winona Normal = =
Newton Stowe and wife came down
from the state fair. Wednesday to
visit relatives and friends, remaining
over Sunday. !
Mrs. James Weiser from Virginia, a
former teacher of Brownsdale,- lis visit
ing her sister. Mrs. j. N. Thatcher. ,
Mrs. G. O. Sleeper and her neice,
Hazel Warren, returned Friday even.
ing from their visit t at Ladysmith.
81. A. Brown, Lloyd Bacon, NJ.
Stevenson, ALI. Lounsbury, W. H.
Lawrence, J. M. Tanner, F. L. Hill
and wife, were among those who at
tended the state fair last week.
Floyd Clark returned after a weeks
visit with her sister, Dora, at Mime.
apolis.
James Leslie arrived from Mime
apolis Saturday night for a weeks
visit.
Mrs. L. L. Quimby returned from
her visit at Gladstone, Friday even
ing. L.L.Quimb by met her at the state
fair, returning with her.
The library association will meet
with Mrs. G. e. Wernes. Friday af-
ternoon. This is very important
meeting, election of officers and adop-
tion OF the constitution. All inter-
ested in the.maintenance of our library
are cordially invited.
DR.. Gray has added a nice line OF
school supplies to his stock.
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His Life Saved by ChamberIain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
hnea Remedy

"B. L. Byer, a we'll known cooper OF
this town, says be believes Cham ber-
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy saved his life last summer.
He had been sick for a month With
what the doctors call bilious dysen-
terry, andrcould get nothing to do him
any good until he tried this remedy.
1t gave him Immediate relief" says
B. T. Little, merchant. Hancock,
Nd. For sale by all druggists. y
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For Sale, ).

430.acre stock farm and summer re-
sort, five miles from station. 100
acres under cultivation; 40 acres
meadow, balance pasture. Large
donbl house on hotel order, three
cottages, extra large basement barn
and complete set OF outbuildings.
This farm is situated on one OF the
finest lakes Ia Minnesota. This e1e-
CANT farm offered for 80 days at $25 90
per acre Address g. D. Scwa b, Clear
Lake, Mimi. zs@s 81 81
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VARCO.

NJ. J. Parmen ter and wife and sis
ter, Miss Maggie Conner, attended
the state fair three days last week.
Mrs. Riley Brooks and daughter ar
rived home Tuesday from Salem, S.
D., after several weeks visit. Her
friends are glad to see her back and
improved in health. .
: Will Brownell OF Empire, Mich. is
visiting his cousin, Charley Brownell.
Between forty and fifty relatives
and friends helped Mrs. F. H. Pike
celebrate her birthday Sept. 4th., A
mum Der of beautiful presents were
given to her and bountiful supper
WasNprovided for all: ~ * .s.s -.
Mrs. Riley Brooks had quilting
b ,e at her home Sept. 5th in honor Ct
her mothers, Mrs. Jane Lofts birth
day. Quite number was there but
the rain prevented q good many from
coming: A lovely dinner was served
and a good time was had by all.
Mrs.sHenry Stockwell of Lyle was
at Varco to both OF the birthday
parties. 3.
lightning struck the telephone on
the line between Austin and Varco
Friday and ran into r. 6. Tompkins
warehouse, burned ont the boxes and
gave the men q good score but no one
was hurt ... i = 5 So.
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CONCORD

! Mrs NJ. :J..sGregg and daughter
Pearl entertained at tea, Friday in
honor OF the NIB es. Bassett and
Vypond the former OF Dundas Mimi,
the latter OF Grand Rapids, Mimi.
N. .Dixon's sister came Monday from:
Iowa to visit him. It has been q
number OF years since they last saw.
each other. s2s5 C E I. .. 6 .s*s. * l.
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Catarrh! Catarrh! Catarrh!

Ali druggists are authorized by the
manufacturers OF Bunsen's Cream Ca
tarrhal to refund the money il it fails
to cure any case Of Nasal Catarrh, Ca
tarrhal Deafness, or Catarrh of the
Head, no matter of how long stand
ing.1 One application gives ease and
rest. Contains no mercury or other
injurious drug. Bunsen's Cream Ca
tarrhal is "a new discovery and is the
only Catarrh remedy sold on posi-
tive guarantee-No, Cure, No Pay.
Price so cents. For sale by T.. o.
Void. -
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DAVID CITY, Neb., April 1, 1901,
Genessee Pure Food Co., Leroy, N. Y. ~
Gentlemen: must say in regard to GRAIN
o that there is nothing better or healthier.
Wehave used it for years. Ny brother was
great coffee drinker. He was taken sick and
the doctor said coffee was the cause of it, and
but did not like it at first, but now would not
be without'it. My brother has been we'll ever
since we started to use it. .:. ~ H..
+, " Yours truly, ~ L1LLIE SOCHoR.
Mower County transcript., 1902-09-10
Church Services.

SECOND CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Lord 'slDaysSchooE10 a, m.
Preaching a. m. -
Bible Glass, Busy Bees-s p. m. ~.>
Preaching As p. m, =
We welcome all. =, r
J.STuART MILLER, Pastor,
T. Residence, 303 Cedar Street.
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HOmeseeker's Excursion

HOmeseeker's Excursions. #
Homeseekers tickets to nearly all
points on sale at low rates by the Chit
cago Great Western Railway on first
and third III esday of each month,
June to October inclusive. For par
ticulars apply TO any Great Western
agent. or J 2. Elmer, G. p. A., Chi
caRo, Ill. .S 7##s..
Mower County transcript., 1902-09-10

National q. A. r. Encampment
Washington, Dc, Oct. Oil, 1902.
The Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ry., will sell round trip tickets Oct.
2.3-4-5th at 1852 from Austin to
Washington D Co., and return. For
stopoyers, limit and full particulars
apply to G. W. Snere, AGENT.
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TEL TR.AL .NS(gRIP-I
AUSTIN. WnDNEsDAY ~ SEPT:s3 1902
REPORTEIR Err s s NOTES
Items of Interest that are Gath
cred from all Parts OF 4... ,s.5S
the County. z&:'& 4 ...s A
lE ROY

OuURo 1ldu 0IcCub unu OOSIn0SS a.
Aastin Tuesday: - 3.y
Mrs. Miller, aged IL years, died
Tuesday morning at the home Of her
niece, Mrs. Albert Knight, OF paraly.
sis. The remains we're taken TO
Mason City Wednesday for'intsrment.
Editor S.m Sweningsen Of the Aus
tin Register was in LeRoy Tuesday.
G. A. Roy and son G. I. Roy de-
parted Tuesday with gun and rod for
the northwest for couple Of weeks
vacation. H.
Leroy was we'll represented at the
state fair last week
J. f. Trask has been very sick with
asthma but is improving. =
Tom Harris. has commenced clerk
ing in Ben G. Lees.
A water pipe is being laid from
Main street to E. S. Garvey's. roller
mills.
Art sanborn of Racine was here
Friday.
Jerry Kingsley has moved to the
restaurant near the opera hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Harden and
daughter Cora went to Harmony Fri
day where the daughter will remain
as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Schulz and
daughter Irene will 60 to 0watonna
Wednesday and the daughter will re-
sumo her studies in the schools here.
Mrs. Truman Palmerton who has
been sick SO long is thought to be i'm
proving somewhat.
w. K. Porter accompanied his son
Lynn to Pillsbury academy Monday
where he will remain as pupil.
The Leroy "Big -Four" street fair
for Sept. II, 18 and 10, will be man.
moth affair. All miums are strictly
cash and visitors are guaranteed a
grand good time. The exhibits will
be something unusual for a street
fair.
Miss Bessie Mckee commenced her
school in the Bryan district Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. McGlnnis made their
farewell address at the Baptist church
Sunday evening at a union meeting.
The house was crowded. The prayers
and good wishes Of all will 60 with
them to faraway China where they 60
as independent missionaries.
Republicans Of this locality do not
believe that it would be wise at this
time to nominate new, man for Con-
gress in place of James A. Tawney.
They do not believe that he is antag-
onistic to president Roosevelt and
they are not Influenced by appeals to
false prejudices. The farmers know
too much Of what he has contributed
to the dairy interests to go back ON
him and they know that in his pres
ent prominent position in congress he
will be able to do for them immeasur-
ably more than new man. We warn
our brother 1epu blicans that any at
tempt to retire Mr.. Tawney at this
time is move in the wrong direction.
The circular letters to win sympathy
for Mr.. Knatvold which are flooding
this vicinity will not have much
weight against the most a BILE and con-
scientious repr osen tative the first dis
trict ever had.
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q, \, z y 77lTl.... 70 & a
s''1ll'I

I
Mr. { and Mrs g. n Fischer have
been tsenj Dying 8 risit with their
daugh hter, FRS red Allen of Owa-
tonna @$ss
Recently we heard OF the marriage
Of Nj. IN Nicholas 3 Fisc her--one 81 Lyle's
boys Whoi is now located at tAnadarko.
Oklahoma. He has a fine position at
this place and is. doing well. \. i. .sz s.
Eouis. Rawn spent afeW days at the.
Fair and sight seeing in the Twin.
Cities. #@. .=:z: .:.5 @ 6.
!. !. Andrew Wilson returned Friday
from, his trip to A berdeeu, where he
has been looking after his farm inter
ests. He is we'll pleased with the
country up there and IS satisfied with
his Investment. - = = = :@ - =
PA. Johnson started the first OF
last week for Eureka, SD, stopping
at Minneapolis enroute. - " e
y Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Robertson have
been tanning visitors for, a few
da rs. They accompanied them to
the Cities for an outing before they
returned to their home in Cotton
wood. Miss Mae Robertson of Aus
tin came down to keep the house dur
ing Mrs. Robertson's absence. 4 :
Misses Roberta Leedle and Gena
Johnson returned Friday evening
from their duties at the millinery
houses at ST. Paul. 50
Mrs. G. A. Hildebrand and da1gh-,
ter yAddie have been enjoying few
days in Minneapolis. visiting friends
and attending the Fair. =. .>
Miss Margaret Sheridan of Dexter
spent couple Of days with her sister
Mae last week. .
Mrs. Kenney returned Saturday
from her trip-much to the Joy Of her
children and d-husband.
. G. D. Belden spent a few day " here
Saturday on business. F..
Geo. Robertson, Geo. Everson and
Geo. Hanson were Austin callers
Saturday.
Mrs. Smith OF Usage is visiting at
the pleasant home of Mrs. Ed. Blaak-
stad.
Mrs. Aslesen is reported quite seri-
ously sick. Her daughter, who lives
near Mabel, MIMI, arrived at her
bedside Saturday.
o. S. Lund returned Saturday from
his trip TO the Cities, where he has
been to buy goods. Watch his store
for big bargains. He handles moth.
ing but the best dry goods in market.
The W. G. T. q. gave very fine
supper in Everson's store on Grove
street Friday night. The ladies know
how to serve good supper and, very
pleasantly entertained the people in a
royal manner. They cleared some
over twelve dollars. ~. : = ~ -:
:: Miss Belle KnutsOn OF Clear Lake
has been visiting her uncle, G.. e.:
Volstad. -
Fridays electrical storm played
heavily in Lyle. Our telephone sys-
TEN was affected for few hours so
that no connections could be made.
Mr.. Gates is improving his property
by building a fine new barn.. ..,
Arthur Anderson has position in
the Rose Greek Bank. He spent Sun
day at home. Our grain dealer, Chas.
Lacey, is.interested financially in this
Bank. IT, -. 80
E. L. Stanley has purchased fine
team of blacks beauties. These,
hitched to his new two-seated trap,
make the swellest turn out" in
town.
Miss Elsie Gates is the proud pos.
SCISSOR Of new piano, which arrived
Saturday. - -
Mrs. Frank Beach and son spent
Sunday, in Austin.
Church Services.
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Fortune FavOrs a Texan.

Fortune FavOrs a Texan.
~ Having distressing pains IN head,
back and stomach. and being without
appetite, began to use DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, e writes w ) p. w hite-
head. OF Kennedale, Tex. y. ~ and soon!
felt like q new man. 's5 Infalli BILE 10.
stomach and liver trou bles. Only 25cI
at =. o.. Wold's drug store.
Mower County transcript., 1902-09-10
Very Low .Colonist Rates to the
,S,-E:.,< N1~.<hIrocf ..'.t

via the Chicago Great Western rail-
way. Tickets on sale daily during
September and October, Ten day
.stOp-over allowed west:of Minot,z N.
%. For further information inquire
ofsany Great Western Agent or j. p.
Elmer, G. p. A., Chicago. .ss &.
Mower County transcript., 1902-09-10
Low Summer Rates via., Chicago
Great Western Railway.

To Colorado and Utah, during Juue,
July and August and September, with
stop-0ver privileges. For particulars
inquire OF any Great Western agent,
or J. p. Elmer. G. P. A., Chicago, Ill.