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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
GIRLS LEARNING E.lii[ TO BOX.


Ii Ateacher Of boxing 1t the east fe6rds
the somewhat surprising fact that 1aty
of his pupils Of late are young wdmen
Of high character and good social bosi-
ton, reports q Chicago paper. # iis
just as essential for q girl to knowthQw
to use her fists in an emergency sit.is
for q man, = said: he. 1T is not at all un-
common for three or four women t0jpin
an evening. class of boxing lessons and
some of them are quite proficient. Box
ing is far more useful to woman than
fencing, although many Of them do not
seem to think co. I know several teach
ers.xhea give private ;lessNass ia. women.
but that is expensive. Any woman can
learn All that she wants tg know lsbout
boxing in q five dollar course. The only
thing then Il pfadices and to.remem Der
what she has been taught when an
emergency arises: u
>, Some women go in for boxing simply
for the exercise. There is nothing bet
ter for teaching them agility on theft feet
and for reducing flesh on the shoulders,
bust and hips sgNxpsfsea nus II! be t4ught
dtnerently from men: Ihey can stend
rough and 'tlfhblg Work. But they can
'rbetadsfntst snde Just where to
land an effective blow when 1t is most
needed. .---.-..--=-. sa.
"You will notice that the young wo-
men who have got into print lately for
Knocking down Washers knew just how
is use their ;hsts We teach women eff
|fective blows for Just such emergencies.
It is not suficient to aim for the point Of
a man i. chin. The essentiaf thing is to
keep. cool and watch the opptort unity to
lit on: that spot when his teeth ARE
ic.linched, as they are pretty suret o belt
he Ii surprised Or angry: Then any Iwo-
man who knows the blow can knock him
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
,a.uNDULYi CAUTIOUS.


IAN American contempo u laying hetd
CAS- heavy Asnages f|oS isRSt
its statemeits IA future, relates London.Nt.
Bits; and asks ats readers how they, Ike ,thl
following specimen. l..,, i.s,,.,@,s. 80
asKs sS. %id dsE tsd E Ss s gos1
is said 70 have broken his cAain, yesterday
afternoon and attacked; the alleged dagghtel
Of Herman, Joft, who claims i!!g e be e sigat!
by our readers that 1.-THE aaalesed bateAH1
whose. name could mot be learned, WISE. ar
rested semes "a months ago for an alleged as
BRICK, ahd he was Sent to the lpeniteAtiAry for
It Is stated, tkecaheged term Of two scar
INIT: wes: pardoned! at. the expiration. Of !
term e. .t & month. ~ the ssgsa eSsfTSaar
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
'knssuR aft4lbt oss4ntsf[ifak.
ss.t. = , ; Fs.1$f ID Lts n
one That Made GreatPre0tses which
Metee yvere. Ekan ;Iaitly
FulAled.

Or q. ,..,-i
aer 4usDena. one evening: y vas lcOk-
lns over = Dundle OF oiG le.te1s to,a
ano .ouna tnls pae Wnaen you wto'e y
me oelole We were m mar ,. ~nen yor
were young ana sentimental 50
Wnat does ~, ssy!s.,
~ reaa IT. sweet ldol Of my lonely
heart' II thou wilt place thy hand II
mine' ana say, DEAR love- ~ De my
Drloe' vel ny TO sunny ray. ana
there . nealn .solt cernlean SKIES, Wen
basks and sing. and dream OF nAught but
love Rich Y. and COST nttings BY ths
olo. mastsfs 'snaaa aaofn me VANS OF nne
''sas!is III gave You. Thy bath snail be e
miik. =, Doxiat the opera snslt 90 e.
thy romFamfnd: aud + h9ltS s Il 81 ,thy
'aaiiy 'Hisator: asReat ,straias,'ofa mnstc
sna!l lnll thee q even lll ana NaEoling,
olrds snail wake thee from thy morning
sl y ,l! Dost thou accept! Yes. yes:
Or, ny WIN me-. .,s'i@ti,,t.Fi -" =; -
:. And ! .few, said Mr.. Popperma1.
but Il I had been rs hysas I am now 1
'wonidn't have flown" !. -, =. ~ ~. H..
- Why, my DEAR ,..l, l;.4 y
Why !! Have you: done IS you prom:
lseo ~. that letter.: When We were mar
ried, did we fiy to IA sunny Y. Italy and baSk
meath soft cernlean skies? Didn't We,
60 TO Southend and spend two 4 y, weeks
fishing for cells at9the end OF that mile
and q quarter pter?' :
We'll, yes. .
p AAd hoy about the pictures! You
know very well that every rich and cos t.
~ painting in this .house is a chrome
from the grocer's.
well s,s!., :'''s'',' '.,' 80. :
Thy bath shall be Of milk. Do I
battle In milk. or isn't It like pulling
teeth every morning to get COPPER
ont 1a.. Of you, TO buy milk for the bsby!i
.%"kinder.'!'' a.:f 80 q ! es.,si;
=. ROYALTY shall be thy daily visitor =
the only daily visitors I have are the
tally-man. and beggars."; ..S. .-tftstt;,'.s, :
" faint my fault. = ~, \, 4;,s, ..ii =,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

:. Piso's Cure for Consumption ix ali infxA8s|
bic medicine f6f coughs and coids.LN. w
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
LaundercA,

Fat Woman (after the smuseazH:Ans)~rl
3n1iss the tattoed man. ~: {. ..4.,.,- w
d sMspager-0h, he's down here. hut yo9
don't recognize him without His dec0l
tione You see, the ffemens accidentahj
turned the.hose on him.7-P Philadelphia Rec
cr1f, -. 49,. ~
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
gNnthfng New..

,"The ionggerT iive,z sighed tke.aee, az
WINGED that Iknow absolutely nothing! !
81 could have told you that Is years ag6,a
said hitt Wife,, "bIt T knew Il would be Of n
use m london Tit Bits. iii.itlso or:
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
! SECURE CAN Iio3nER

Bottom. washed without lifttfng the, can.
Drive two stakes, . q; In the ground,
and in each place . bolt, b, 60 It. WIN
l.g IN tssj ss If .. ~
DOWN.. A. sheaf. in Farm and HpmA
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
9pkELY DAIRY NOTES. /
.s!|'s:;; !. ss :|;ss;s!kas, sss ].

K9eftime. buth~ zeal the cows
Afde Simmer sll6 AscAeabsr 'thanpaS-
ture any day.
It is not a good plan to paint silo
.Qq, the inside. -
= + You trust too much to pastul dry
weather. may make, hayoc yith ypur
profits. 0tjU. U,x akII1sJ
!; Keep the COW stable whitewashe and
have 10 manure about to imparts5(s ef.
1uviAit TO the milk. q "
Water ztAss ea y :.nI + gets dry. aavs
hay: 1t wiils ssy thank you by grdwing
and will make 4 better cow or ox.sa 3;
There is hut one criterion oM fins
quality Of cream; It mast be sweA and
fresh, 50 that It can be pasteucizea and
day
IN summer and every other day rs VIM
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

-; He hath riches .snftieiept who hath. enough
J 70 y .eh,ar f. ST Thomas proxne
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

...::INhat i..th.t you're beEing there Z
dear, inquired young Mr.: Newliwed, "brs1
or some eake don't know. ! have na1
PHILADELPHIA Press ~ ..a.un4. go. .
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

Wouldn't he Necessary.
aou Swage tosaleaN to- epells bettss,
bes seassl 92saall 9'qs9s S.k
"But you don't want to grow up and
mot know .boyYte spell, my child, do you:,.'
eyes, rSdS.g I'm kbing Is lHe aEtyp@
Writer, mamma. Workers Statesman.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

~ 0Diun asaad LIE i IL HASH. CSfsa.
B61k ffes. B. II. Woollsy. n. D., At3mta Ga
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
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A)4t:is;}))ss:;lkEi ';2 !: 3

Commodore Somerville Nicholson, OF
be United StaSesNaty, lid aletfer1rom
4eys: @ ~ ~ !! -, "
..Your Peruns has been and Is
cow used By r. Fsay ~
1ends and 1d2aa1 taqd ~
pre cure fQr eatarrh that ! an
bny'ds1 Of col II usnti1C
nd I id kssi kfpe - dnmG II
q to al persons suffering rom
bat compissilnt. 49," = S. M l'l''M J:
ipited States Mjaistee to Guatemala Z
Endorses pe-su-aa.
aprs: W! a6dffey Hddyer, us! Minister
5 Gaetepalas iex-usAber.. p, Congress
u tom Kentucky, In . letter from WASH
egton, ID. c., writes:
\ II" am fully satisfied that your Peruna
an efficacipas remedy fpr catarrh, as l
nd many olw HE ds 1hn9 rs n e 6sn
f Ie%s ~ !; s. ~e5l9r1lsfl1'E;S;ak
Hon. g. r. BROWN, Martnville, Va,
E-me d. ht tg3pg tesss gHA District
9TH Congress, writes:
- "1 cheerfully give my endorsement to
our Peruna as cure for catanha III
N beneficial results have been SO fully
demonstrated that its use is essential to
Eli persons saffeeing.fro,n that disease. :
A-Hon. g. r. Brown.
;&1 The day WAS when inenof prominence
to give their testimonials tc
i proprietary medicines for publication
This remains true today of most pro
u s(;;Ii =: =: =;
liz s,a his na@ee, R1iph Yss9mn sssYt
slI|Il6 p / " ill|i "a .
-tions. are equally represented.
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S1Figurea may mot lie, but estimates are
: often pieleading. Chicago DAILY. News. -
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
stops the Cough =

and .works Oh the cold. Laxative Brom
Qnnine Tdblets Price Is cents. !.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

o All that one gains, by. falsehood il, not e
81 el hsIifyea when he .pessh' re ,tE'F
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

FERTILITY simple Simply perfect i
dyeing with Putnam Fadeless Dyes
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

!: Mrs. CrimsonbeakI Talking about a 4 wom d, !:
Gn doing all the talking, take notice that
even in the wedding ceremony the Maa hes
Rs much to say as the woman. 'I'.ss :
Mr.. msonbeak-Yes; and that is where
1.-THE equal division of Conversation ynus:.@s
9onkers Statesman. .rS
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
Won hY Waltlng!l,: .

= She-Father's salary is to be doubled the
first of the year. -.,-..,..
!, He-Good! At last We can afford to Get
,married.-Chicago Daily Neys.y -. ~
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
ReShoIdea 80 sooA.

y His A!nt-John, Why did you enter tho
:, john-Because, dear aunt, I was called.
~ care you sure, John, hatsittwasn't some
tsther noise you heard ?''-puck.' - -" y
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

ter, to the skimmlng or cream receiving
e4t4A6H %%t1><<+S4rss.ssAFS
70 s:klh|::: Fiji s s: !:
by nature to heavy quarters, as Zero.
faU5sjHg g I & |R|a9hams and 9ome
in early and be Continued in milkd from
||33sx I%A9 1aH ff1fpf.: # arm
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

~, v. f, s;Sa :%
United PresbyeEi1nt Il u
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

p; nsosotyield e 2 Yisf9Srtunes. but rsathem
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

A man. judgment on others 10 hi1serdict
ON himself.-Ram's Horn. as*
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HOME DAIRY NOTES. 9.


One OF the mOSt important FequlBlteB
s eo'1 butter n ts. j. pstlst
4 T. A. careless mixer will often get
E "a 10 70
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

What must do is all that concernsme. moi
what the people think.-Emerson. CIV
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-15
2 I = - n
VARCO

g. -.< - . s = . ,. Z
Miss Tucker OF Usage, Iowa, is
visiting her .aupt,l Mrs. John Slupe. 1:
Mrs. E. r. 5spooner visited her
daughter, Mrs. e. Green, several days
last week. i.%5 1 4s=5, i = sg =.-ts,:.. r.
= = Mr.. and Mrs. L. N Pike Of Austin
were visiting at f. H.Pike'slas week.
Miss Letta Pratt is attending the
teachers summer school at Austin.
q Will Aultfather's new house is be-
Ing plastered and will soon be ready
for the castings.
Y Mrs. G.. Brownell has returned
from three weeks visit at Marshall,
MINI. s .z.. $s..v -2 ~ ].
Robert Frazer and Abe Brooks went
Tuesday morning to camp with com.
pany G Of Austin. sEs
s. Mrs. and Mrs. Rockafellow of Col.
umbus, Montana, arrived Monday tc
visit her mother, Mrs. g. w. Varco
and other friends. They intend tc
remain here.
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-15
TAOPI


Mrs. Chas Myers and Miss Harriette
Spears Of Leroy were in Taopi Tues
day. ~. .S~5 :,
Mrs. o.. II. Daily's mother Mrs.
VIM. Penney OF Stacyville, Iowa, made
her a visit this week. r y
Miss Maude Rough did shopping in
Leroy Friday. 5".. .s:.<>, T., F.,
Gle Nelson departed for Carol, Iowa,
where he secured a position as assist
ant foreman. y: ss # =t a.: <
Harry Bradley Jr. of Leroy was un-
loading lumber here Monday for
a large barn. -.s .=.|;t: '.>:.s .:s:4 s4 5.
There will be an ice cream sociaI
at Thos. Turton's lawn Wednesday
for benefit OF Congregational church.
Many farmers around here had hay
out In those big rains. .... @ts. Nd
q. French and N. r.. Banfield
transacted business here Friday.
. Mrs. Fred Nelson returned Friday
from Elma, Iowa.
Thos. Turton's brother.in-law Mr..
Coto OF Iowais making him q visit.
sS Nick Kasel and family Of Hampton,
MINI. returned to their home Mon
day.
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-15
WALTHAM

John G.. Matter. Herman Boelk,
sMyron a. Beltz and Fred Bach have
been appointed rural mail carriers on
routes out from this village. s=5
George Goodsell of Meriden, MINI.
lis the new buttermaker at the
Waltham creamery.
Dr.. +. w Schultz, who has just
located here, is q graduate ,xof the
University Of Maryland and has taken
a post graduate course at Johns
Hopkins university. He has had two
years practice in the Baltimore
hospital. # 81 81 5s.. 81 .*ss. & E s.5
John Stephan has put a fine new
lighting plant in his store.
Myron Beltz has his foundation 10
for his new house in this village.
+ Z. S. Chapman and wife returned
Saturday eveuing from their Cali
fornia trip. @...
Mrs. Edith Kim ball came up from
Austin Wednesday on the train. Il
Dr.. Charles Forrest Of Bagley,
MINI. spent last week at the Nichols
home where his wife is visiting.
Amos Colby has finished his fine
new barn, 48x52 IN place Of the one
recently destroyed BY lightning.
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-15
LANSING

Mr.. Brose Bassett of Adams visited
friends here the last of the week.
Mrs. Wiseman. and daughter of
Austin came up the last of the week
to visit relatives. 80
Mrs. Henry Dennis of Austin visit
ed relatives here Tuesday and Friday.
Hattie Mcintyre went to Browns
dale Sunday to visit her friend, Hazel
Warren. "
Baptist Sunday school of Browns
dale enjoyed a picnic on the old
picnic grounds on the bank OF the
Cedar river one day last week.
Mrs. King Of Udolpho, who has
spent some time In Wisconsin, re
turned Sunday. r,
The ladies aid will meet with Mrs,
81. B. Roe Thursday afternoon.
Rev. Hamren supplied the pulpit
in the M. E. church at Austin SUM-
day morning. .:-- ~4 ..:
There was no church service here
Sunday evening as the pastor held
service in the j. L. Carll school house
at that time. ~. p. "
The Lansing Creamery Association
paid 20 cents for butter fat for the
month of June. =, s.'-s
Fred Horstman returned Friday.
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-15
BL0OMING PRA IRIE / 4

school election next Saturday to
elect lsc successors to ]. q. Brainerd and
G q ohnson
Fern Thurston will start / a steam
laundry here IN the near future
y Ohm Schisler and family returned
last t week to their home at Winthrop
alter q visit with rela atives here. #
The w CT. D. met with Mrs. E.
s.. ilhurston Tuesday afternoon !
s Miss Ola Langdom went to Mime.
apolEils Wednesday to attend the sum.
. 5mer 1llt'E''u' school at the state university
Rev. A. O. Ulland and daughter Of
Forest City, Iowa, visited 3. IS. Ul-
lands folks last week.
The Lutheran ladies aid will meet
with Mrs. Bennett Benson Wednesday
Miss Louise Trowbridge returned
Wednesday a to her home at Lanesboro
after visiting friends here. 5@.1# .2
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-15
q 2f,i.
ELKTON

Herman Conner was quite seriously
hurt Wednesday while unloading hay
with an unruly team Of horses. The
horses ran away, breaking some OF his
ribs and otherwise severely bruising
him. DR.. Schottler is in attendance.
G .B. Smith transacted business in
Austin Saturday. ss II sz. 3, ]; :s:.. . .....
20. J. Myhre spent Sunday In Lyle.
"A fishing party consisting OF Messrs.
Bostwick, Eastman, Stout ST., Stout
Jr., and Spreckels went to the Cedar
river Sunday morning.
The mill was quite busy the last
part Of last week. s.s z..5 .a#5 &. WI. .:z &
Jake Hartje and family drove over
to Renova Sunday to visit friends in
that town. ...s. .:.. s=s n. Il .. $.
%. a. Hoel Of Iowa was.in town the
latter part Of last week. He sold his
grain in stacks to G. w. Eastma an.
Margaret Hartje stayed at the
Quasi home in. Sutton last week.
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-15

notes due the old firm will be collect
ed BY the new firm, who will continue
to do business under the name OF
Bank OF Sergeant. g.. ....
j. The crops in this vicinity are look
ing fairly we'll, oats and barley are
heading out, timothy Hooks ex-
ceedingly good, corn and potatoes are
somewhat ia the rear.
II your buildings are not insured
against windstorms. Or cyclones, call
on J. E. Heydt, agent for the Alliance
Hail and Cyclone Mutual Insurance
Company Of Austin. .e n @.:s5 @Sss5. i.
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-15
;BRO OWNsDA AI.E

lsS The Baptist Su 0day school had 9
ipicnic on the Cedar last wednesday.
The Misses Hannah and Hilda
Nelson Of Minneap polls are visiting at
IJ ] Hedegard g.
Mrs. Emma Miller Of Winona ID
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Good
rich, who IS sick.
Sleeper and Hunt have sold the
Marsh farm one mile south Of town,
to Christian Hanson of Iowa for $45
per acre ss
VIM. r Iorn's daughter, May, has
returned home from Bloomington,
Wis. where she has been clerking il a
|stGre
Rev.J G.. Johnson the new Baptist
pastor preached Two fine sermons last
Sunday.
J. ]. Hedegaard has sold his re-
sidence ID the village to Martin
Stephenson, for $14Oo.
Mrs. Bisbie and her daughter Sadie
OF Lyle we're visiting at N. Rasmus.
sons last week.
Do not forget the annual school
meeting to be- held ia the school house
next Saturday evening at o'clock. u
Christia b Iverson is land viewing in
North Dakota. ..@
f Miss Lavonne Hunt Of Wabash,
Ind. is a guest Of Miss Nina &. Swift.
Rev. T. A. Stamp gave Sunday
morning the first Of q series OF 5
minute object sermons to the children
before the usual sermon.
At the annual meeting Of the w. @.
T. q. held at the pleasant home OF
Mrs. r.. w. Stowe the following
officers we're elected for the ensuing
year: president, Mrs. r. w. Stowe:
lvice president, Baptist church, Mrs
Il. G.. Gillette; vice president, NJ. E..
church, Mrs. j Goodrich; vice pre-.
sident, at large, N RS. r. a. Stamp
secretary, Mrs. G. Q. Sleeper; treasurer
Mrs. Adelia Webb. II 1S.S> ...5 @s:s @ss
NIX. Dahle is now putting up the
frame Of his new building at The
corner OF Main and Mill streets.
When completed, it will be fine
addition to our village. .: ... s5
ARA Danley has moved into the
Seth house on Main street.
VIM RuRg's team ran away Mon.
day and spilled load Of mill.
The Brownsdale creamery under
the efdcent management Of J. Jens
johnson is doing a thriving business
this season. He has all he car
possibly do, to care for the patron:
age of the creamery. ss
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-15
ROSE j CREEK j, 1

Chas. O'Malley Of Cresco. Ia. !, was
In Rose Creek Sunday visiting his old
home and friends. ...
Mrs. Jas. Kirby departed for Min.
neapolis Monday morning to visit hel
daughter Mrs. keenan, 1vho is very
sicK. b ais h 5.ss5 3
Simon Wegman returned from the
west Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Malek visited
friends in Lansing Sunday. 4.
Wm. Mcbride and ,Thos. Crona1
returned from the west Saturday ev
ening. y
John Schmitt and family departed
for Adams Monday to attend the III
neral OF MI. $Chas. Mandler who Was
buried on Tuesday.
James Skshan returned from Mon
tana Friday where he spent five
weeks looking al fterS his ranch and vie
iting friends Us
Dell Watt was III a stinS Sunday. 81
Chas. gil ibbertS and Mike Kirtzs drove
over from Brownsdale Sunday return
ing II the evening
John White took the morning trair
Saturday for Qwatonna. a!
John Cronan arrived from n -.
/ SUNDAY night.
p. il. Carr wasSin Rose Greek Mon
day on bust ness.
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-15
SUTTON

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Schulz returned
from Olivia, MINI, Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Hartje of Elkton has
been staying at the Quasi home dur
ing the past week. .z=>s +, ..S. ..s
Quite number OF our base ball en-
thusiasts went to Dexter Sunday to
to see the Adams-Dexter ball game.
Rev. G. Thurow, OF La Crosse will
preach at the German Lutheran
church next Sunday .ssS. s.z i.
The church south OF town will cele-
brate q mission festival in the grove
OF VIM Hartje next Sunday. z..5
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-15

Mrs. Mary NJ. Pace OF Austin spent
Sunday with relatives and friends
here. ss y. z:55 .=a. sisSs sS.s 55.. B
4 G.. e. Norton and family left We'd
nesday for the Pacific coast and will
make an extensive trip through
Washington and California. They
will visit Yellowstone Park on the
way out. 5},: Il
No service at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday as the pastor
Rev. A.S b. Miller is away on his vaca-
tion. Rev.sW. 81. Horned will preach
July 28. # 4. =. .5s NJ S1 h
John Register has his fine new
house enclosed and will finish it up
after harvest. ..s. s ..s5tss 4 u. s
d The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. Dyslin Thursday of this
week s4s .sls Y
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. John Roulston Wed.
nesda ~ Of next week. 81
Haying has commenced and the
farmers appreciate sunny weather.
l. q
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-15
SARGEAN MT

NAAsASAA k1kAAN
We are sorry to say that Mr.. Leo
MleYereis on the sick list, but he is re.
covering
{ IS. W Hanson's barn is nearly
pleted. ..ss ...s D
The fourth Of July picnic given By
the Sergeant band proved to be q
success The clesrings being SIS.
/ Mr.. Chas. Meyer is erecting q fine
new barn on the old home residence
dimensions 52x62 sft. with ls It posts.
Mr.. Walter Meyer and Miss Alma
Meyer arrived home last Tuesday
Walter being somewhat III health
Miss Aggte Weber has again Re.
turned TO the Normal College Of Aus.
tin to- pursue her studies ia the teach
ers course.
Mrs. Henry Share I has been quite
III during the past week
| Miss Ida Rohrer .of. .K asson has been
visiting with N 3. Weber and
family during the past week IS S.
=. Heyd dt. has / q fine, light road
team for sale at reasonable considera.
Stion
The banking nterest Of NJ
sDonoug lliams the ffilrms ol
Blanch s. Hams, doing business
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-15
CIR AND MEADOW

M MI r.a and 5ssN sNl rs:s q '::ss .2s H chlnsOn
are visiting friends here.
The First n atio onal Bank will soon
be opened Ia Grand Meadow a
charter has been granted TO those
incorp porating It G. a. Wright, &. E.
Crane, 81. q Nilsson, s. 3. Boyes and
Ben Wrig ht. 81
The annual school meeting will be
held in this village at The hall July
l8. IL the evening
Mrs. Frank Moore and children
visited relatives here the past week.
7 Mrs. James Go oodsen and daughter
who have been, visiting her mother
Mrs. B. Wright for several weeks left
for her home in Flandrean Saturday.
The foundation Of the addition to
the school house is finished and the
work will be pushed rapidly to have
it ready BY Sept. 1st. .s
Rev. Davis left for North3 Dakota
last week. ss=..
The State secretary Of Y. N. 9. A.
spoke at the Congregational church
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Hoods mother is q guest at
her home.
& Geo. Smith Of Elkton was IN town
Monday. He leaves for Colorado Tues
day 81 @ ,s..z5#s s..5.. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsella Of Spring
Valley Visited at T.J. Grimes Mon.
day. 5. Fl. Ssss5 5... ..s.. ..3... 5.
"a. Nolan,returned Monday from
a visit at Mazo Mamie, Wis. :
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-15
sayed From Terrible Death.

The family OF Mrs. NJ. L J. Bob bbitt
of BargertOn, Tenn, saw her dying
and were powerless to- save her. The
most skillftl phys clans and every
remedy used, failed. while c0nsump-
ton was slowly but surely taking her
life. In this terri ble hour DR.. Kings
New Discovery for. Consumption
turned despair into joy. The first
BOTTLE brpugh ght immed diate relief and
It's continued use compile etely cured
her It's the most certain cure il
the world for all throat and lung
Strou bles Guarantee led sBOttl Soc and
$$1.00 Trial Bottles Free at sK @O.
Void Drug Store. .s... 81.