Mower County transcript., 1903-01-21

BE sure and attend the poultry
show at Armory hall, ] Jan, .29-30
III you want to see SOM thing good. y
Bring your poultry to. the poultry
show Jan. 1928 -29-3O at Armory hall.
For particulars write F. Cronon, secre-
tary. s..s, E. AZ
! Wanted, woman to keep house
on farm five miles from Austin. !.
Steady job for right party. Inquire at
this office. .+... .E47
| i Smith E. Boyes of Frankford lost
six head of cattle Jan. Z, by being
smothered under straw stack which
tumbled over them. I}+% j
! Lost about Christmas time in the
south part Of the city black fur neck
cape quite long in front. Finder please
leave at this Office.
:. = Thomas Rough of Taopi and J. j.
Furlong are members Of the new ex-
J; ;;ecutiye committee of the Minnesota
Sheep Breeders Association. ~: Z:
Mrs. J.=P. ,Lamping and little son
Edward have returned from Mankato
after pleasant visit at the home of
her sisters Mrs. Flanagan and Mrs.
Russell. - ~. sI"- ~ss.. -. -aE~$<
Mrs. 6J,tP. Russell and daughter
Blanch have returned to their home in
Mankato after apleasant. visit at the
home of her sisters Mrs. Lamping and
Mrs. Quincy. ii" -
The Varco Cheese Factory Associa-
ton sold its building last week to E..
V. Hart who will move. it onto his
farm for use. The machinery has not
yet been disposed of. f.
I Lost between my residence south
of Enterprise schoolhouse and A. V.
: Ellis corner last Thursday afternoon a
long black fur cape. Please return to
Mrs. M. j. Parmenter, Rural 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Gutherless of
Browns Valley, who have been spend
ing a month with relatives here, went
to Dodge Centre Thursday to visit a
sister and from there will go to the
Cities and home.
Claude Haney, of the freshman
medical class at the u, was elected on
Saturday member of the university
} athletic board of control. He is a
member Of the Delta Upsilon and a
former Austin boy.
Il. D. Baird was reelected one of
the directors Of Minnesota State 'Agri.
cultural society at their meeting last
week and also executive committeeman
from the first district for the State Live
Stock Breeders Association. zs;.. go
=. Il. Frank Snyder, has sold his, Aus.
tin Hack Line to~Walter Z. and, Clar.
ence R. Hildreth. Their residence is
) corner Of Maple and Third streets
+ Phone 1884, Office at Malloy's: drug
1store. Careful attention given to all
calls. '.E#
Rev. F. L. Anderson is spending
two weeks in special meetings with the
Baptist church at St. James,, The
pulpit here was supplied last Sunday
\ by missionary Ernest Fagenstrom
Next Sunday, Rev. G. L. Hallowell, a
former pastor, will preach morning and
evening. =
The "Girls Of '99" went to the Mil
waukee depot Monday afternoon te
give Earl Burnham and bride proper
sendotf but did not find the brida,
couple as they had taken private con
veyance to Ramsey. However, the clut
boarded the train and met the couple
at Ramsey and welcomed them i1
= proper fornH
Welcome Osborn of Cedar City
one of the pioneers Of '56, is gradually
. growing weaker from the effect of can
Ger on his face. When he came to
! Austin there were only three houses
here. He-is one of the highly regarded
citizens of the county and his many
friends sympathize deeply with him il
his suffering.
j. J. Furlong was reelected presi
dent of the Minnesota Live STOCK
Breeders Association and of the Swine
Breeders Association at their annua
meeting last week. w. J. Boynton O.
Dexter was elected president of th'
minnesota Sheep Breeders Association
Farmers of the state who wish tt
increase their annual income to an ap
preciable extent and in a comparative
ly easy way will learn much of value
by attending the annual meeting AM
exhibit of the Minnesota Poultry Asso
citation at Minneapolis, Jan. %, to Feb
g.. Fare and one third on railroads.
Mrs. J. E. DeRemer of Nevada en-
tertained a small company of young
people Monday evening Of last week
in honor of her brother Albert Rasmus
sen, it,being his birthday. Mr. Rasmus
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