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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
BAH FIXED ATsl.OOo.
Indicted Nebraska Man Appears in
FadaraI Court.

Federal Court.
Omaha. Dec 12-Elliott Lowe. indicted
for alleged conspiracy to bride a United
states senator in connection with the
Alma postoffice appointment, appeared in
court today and his bond was fixed at
81 o00 which he furnished.
Adiutant General Leonard w. Colby,
and Edward ROscwater, editor Of the
Omaha Bee. were called as witnesses be
lore the grand jury today General Col
oys official action in connection with
the disposal of a. consignment OF army
blankets is said % have been under in
vestigatiOn.
Mr. ROseWater occupied two and a
half hours of The time of the grand jury.
bis testimony having TO do with the leas-
ing of lands on Indian reservations i'm
Nebraska.
Examination of the indictments re-
turned last Thursday by the federal
grand jury against "a number OF ranch
men for alleged Illegal fencing shows
that one was against Representa-
tive Frank Curric Of Dawes county. Neb.,
and not against former State Senator
Frank III. Currio of Custer county. as
was given out at the time the indiCt-
ments were returned The error occurred
through p similarity Of names.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
Ketchum After Another champion.

New York, Dec. 12.-G. II. Ketcham
of Toledo. o.. owner and driver Of the
great trotting stallion, Cresceus. VIII
sail today for Europe and expects to
return early next year with Wig Wag
(2:16St), said 20 be the champion trot-
ting horse of Europe. Ketcham viii
train the horse and with Il is going to
try to win the championship Of the
United States. The European trOtter
W as~bred in the United States and was
taken over a year or two ago, since
which time he has shown great speed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
Sugar DUTY ABoLTsHFD.

London, Dec. 12.-The countervailing
duty on sugar heretofore imported by
the Indian government has been abol-
ished for ali sugar produced suisse
quently TO Aug. 81 in countries adher-
ing to the Brussels convention. pro-
vided the sugar is not shipped from q
country not adhering to the cOnven-
ton, nor has traversed such a c0un-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
10 - AND 1000.

Baltimore. Dec. f2.-Columbus Ellis
worth Upton and Charles W. McGreg-
or, former clerks in the pCstofice de-
partment at Washington who were
last Thursday found guilty OF postal
frauds. were TO-DAY sentenced to two
years in the Maryland penitentiary
and to pay a fire Of 81. 900 each The
counsel for both defendants gave no.
tice of appeal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
AYLoR GOES FREE.

Carthage, Mo, Dec. 12.-Ben c. Ay-
lor the Webb City mine owner who
shot Gordon Allen, a wealthy Joplin
man, near here two months ago. was
acquitted today by a jury in the cir
cult court. The jury was out only
eight minutes. Aylor's plea was self
defense
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
Maher SIN an Irishman.

Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. 12.-Peter Ma
her. the pugilist. was defeated today in
the United States district court in an ef-
fort to obtain citizenship. His application
had been pending for some time.
How is the president elected2' asked
United States Commissioner Craig.
BY q big majority replied Maher.
What do you know about the constl-
tutiOn2" was the next question.
Fine" responded the pUgilist, my
constitution was never better.
Judge Mcpherson advised Maher to go
home and study. Maher said he would.
He described himself in his application
as professional athlete and British
subject
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

Edinburgh. Dec 12-Bain Of Scotland
defeated Carkeek the American wrestler.
I'm the final bout for the worlds wrest-
ling championship tonight. After wrest-
lng fourteen minutes Carkeek, in
throwing Balm. dislocated his shoulder
but continued the bout using one arm.
Five minutes later he was again injured
and ahIiaad go rat5ra
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
FISHER AGAINST
MORE HARD LUCK
Takes a Tumble on last Mile Of
Six-day Race.
WALT8oUR is TIE WINNER
FcRMER SALT LAKE MAN, HOW
EVER, GETS FOURTH PLACE.
SOME FACTS ABOUT RACE.

= Here are some interesting facts
= concerning the six-day bicycle race
+ az Madison Square Garden:
The prizes Tor the teams are.
? First team, $l.5o0; second 81 COS:
= thlrQ, 500; fourth. $500. fifth S3j0
. sixth. $3.50; seventh. 800
These sums. with tne hcuuses
, training expenses and other. incident
& al expenses. which wan be met by
= the management. win bring the total
= prize money up TO about S20G,9
= Leander and Floya Krebs won the
= race last year from jacobson and
Y NcWl1irk- Leandcr and jacobson
. who were I'm at the finn h. furnished
= one of the best wind-Ups ever seen
2 at the garden. Leander winning by
three feet The distance covered last
3 year was 24lI miles and laps.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
R0NnS BOuGHT

Washington, Dec. 12.-The amount OF
and 4 per cent bonds so far received
at the treasury department. for refund
ing into Is is $14.117650. and the amount
of per cents received for redemption
is S12,4S3.550
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
1910 Championship.

Tuxedo Park n. Y. Dec. I'm the
final round for the gold racquet cham
pionship today Charles Esands Of New
York defeated Joshua Crane. jr.. cham
pion Of the United States. in straight
heats-6-4 6-3 60 thus gaining two legs
on the handsome trophy presented by n.
Suffern Taylor to the Tuxedo Tennis &
Racquet club for competition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
Attell-Forbes Match OF.

St Louis. Dec. 12.-An order was issued
by Chief of Police Kelly today prohibit
ing all boxing exhibitions not given by le-
climate clubs. The contest scheduled
for next Thursday night between Abe
Attell and Harry Forbes has been an
rfffflpd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

Chicago. Dec Philadelphia Jack
O'Brien was given the decision over Nike
Schreck Of Cincinnati after SIX rounds az
the Chicago Athletic club tonight The
verdict was not agreeable to large por-
ton Of the spectators, who thought II
aNoiild have haan draw-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
PREMATURE BLAST.
Wild Excitement in Butte For a
Short Time

Butte. Mont. Dec IA heavy pre-
mature blast in the Rarus mine tonight
for a time entOmbed four miners and
caused wild rumOrs of heavy loss of life.
as a large number OF miners ordinarily
worked in the section filled with rock
from the explosion. The four miners sue
ceeded I'm escaping through ore chutes 20
lower levels of the Pennsylvania mine
and reported rs soon as they could make
their way 10 the surface
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13
SHERIFF SENT TO JAIL

Grand Forks, n. D., Dec. 12.-Judge
Amidon in the federal court here today
Sheriff Scofeld of MinOt to
ninety days in jail at Cargo for con-
tempt of court, for approaching a juror
who had been called to serve in a case
pending in that court
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

The Portland Telegram published a
story to the effect that Butte and Salt
Lake are sick of baseball and viii not
be in the Pacific National league next
wear Tor this reason. The article says
that Salt Lake lost q big Wad OF money
last year and win not have a team this
year The writer Of the article should
take a lay-off and examine the records
ON file at the county court house. where
he would see that the Salt Lake club has
been incorporated since the close Of the
season for $1,000 of which amount 5000
is already paid up. and that the club has
for it's president Samuel NeWhOuse, mill
lionaire mine owner. Does this look as
IL salt Lake was ready TO Qultt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

Emmett Drake and Jack Grim are hav-
ing a busy time in Portland with the
courts up there. The grand stand ana
fence of the defunct Portland baseball
park it appears. has not been paid for
and the league contractors have sued
Grim and Drake for the amount.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

George Engle. who pitched for the Salt
Lake club at the close Of the season, is
now in Cincinnati He states that he is
Bob Lowe. the former captain Of the
teams. may be the manager Of the St
Louis Cardinals next season Lowe is
being considered for the place, which
has been filled by Patsy Donovan for sew
eraI years. because Of the dissensiOns
that have arisen among the members of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

PLAYING indoor baseball this winter with
a fast professional team Of that city. He
also states that he has had several OF
fers for next year, but has not yet signed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

Since It was announced that Herrera
and Bishop had split up in business, the
sports in Butte are trying 10 get the
Mexican to come back there and fight
Herrera is well thought Of in Montana
and he can do better IN the lighting game
there than any place he may go.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

George Gardner wants another chance
at the s.oId man" The Celtic youth is
out with a def to meet Fttzsimmons IN
a return match The COrnishman has
said that his fighting days are over. ana
it is not likely that he will agree 10 box
Gardner nor anyone else again should
such a match be arranged, In view OF the
miserable fight the two put up in san
Francisco, it is not likely that II Woula
receive any support.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

BRYAN IN ROME.
Rome, Dec. 12.-Wnliam J. Bryan ar
rived here TODAY.
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Jack Christie. the well known local
boxer is anxious to get into the game
again. Christie has written Jimmy tlypn
at Pueblo asking for "A match with Flynn
to be pulled off I'm the Colorado town.
Flynn and Christie have boxed together
in this city in training, and the local man
has q pretty good idea Of what Flynn can
do Christie thinks Flynn has not I'M
proved any more than he has, and that
in a twenty-r0und 20 he could defeat the
Colorado champion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

Danny Sullivan Of California IS after
Herrera for "a fight Herrera is now doing
his own management and says he VII. ac-
commOdate Sullivan. A deposit has been
made for the contest, but the men nave
not met and signed articles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

Roy HartseU. who played with the Lo-
gan team two years ago, has signed with
Packard to play with the Denver team
next year
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

she team This is the position offered
John McCloskey. McClosEcy. however
refused because there was too much DIS
session within the team
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-13

1t Is stated that the Denver franchise
in the Western may yet be sold by Pack
ard to Aichele, who it is said is working
I'm the interest Of the Cripple creek mil
liOnaire mine owner. Aichele and Pack
but made when Packard held out Tor
a larger purchase price 1t is tnougnL,
however. that Packard and Aichele VIII
get together within couple CI weeks
and the deal VIII then be cOnsummated.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-11-28
NEWu ~ baiEF.

Revival services are in progress in
Bay View NJ. y. Church.
-Rev. II. l.. GuSS. of Oxford, Pa,
will preach in Hickory Till Presbyterian
Chapel tomorrow.
Miss Maud Kirk, of Rising Sun, has
been appointed assistant teacher at Bly,
thcGaIc public school.
The new Il. x @. Il. Il. time table
took effect last Sunday. Several changes
were mace in times of trains from Will
mugton.
Several young ladies of Newark Del,
have arranged basket ball team. The
club is for physical culture and no games
will be Played in public.
Joseph MARITIME, Of IIavre de Grace
was arrested in Wilmington, Del, on
Friday last, on the charge of attempting
to murder Il man in the Maryland city.
The ladies of the IIavrc de Grace NJ.
l.. Church will hold Il supper in the So
cial rooms of thdt church, ON Thurs lay
Friday and Saturday, December Bird, 18th
and 9th, 1903. Tickets, % cents
Capt George Mitchell, Of Havrr de
Grace, has claimed the Skih "BMnchc
T." found in Back Creek, by John Ben
son. Of Chesapeake City, one day last
week. The boat slipped its meanings.
Ladies clean your kid gloves with
1.-THE Dry Cleaner 1t is not liquid,
leaves no odor, and can be used while
the glove is Oh the hand. For sale only
by j. Frank Frazer. Druggist, Elliton.
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Special

Mapped OXfords worth I2I
cents, our price 10. This is
one of the best bargains offer
ed this fall i'll way of heeced
wasting. Plain colors and
fancy stripes, an entirely new
thing.
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Clothing Hats and Shoes
Ladies' Coats.

This is quite season for
Ladies Coats, many more sell
ling than usual. Nine dozen
more tlannette Wrappers of
the famous 7. & S. Brand.
Childrens Coats and Refers
came last week. White and
colorS.
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-SiNty-thrCe wild geese IN u rank
passed over Ilavre de Grace one day last
week. within cnry rifle range
-NhiIe careless y hm"IlnE ms goll'
'harItS fiAtt' cr."r"u, "l l"""''h"'
DELI >hrt Oh part 81 ms i"'hd one cay
I'Ht week.
Tho old Sprirr Lawn is,prr mill site
r,,r I,rwisvilIr u, * rrinItrl ,r have
been ,S,Id tn philYirlphir nor,;rS. who
will Iocrtr n Garnet Factory There,
'-'i"rrE H. ll;""'!NGS' l"i"u%h ms
aGrhl' iaF.'f * i-F'oilS' 81 'Ni"r"' l".'
ms S".h III pu'.!r >'ur' ms IaFi. "i ="
Mite, of ColclaiHr. for $l.5GO.
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,...i :, n,.r.,, -, ~, ~, ~ I,,,;a
49,, ,l ~ w. r,,,.,I, 20 n.,,,r'',,,
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DISGRACE TO MINISTRY.
DELAWARE COURT SCORES REV. IRWIN
B. TAYLOR.

Methodist Preacher Sent 70 The Work.
house Because He lOuld Not CHAIN
BUndsm II As Surely lhaG tic Would
Pay SIS A Month For Support VI His
First Wife, whom H Deserted 10
Marry MISS Graves In Iowa.
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Blankets

Do not fail to visit our Blan-
ket department, we have some
things beyond the ordinary.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-30
,iIss7 \ p u p. .,
DEXTER

Mr.. Karrowo OF Wisconsin a brother
of e HARROW. of the creamery was
here looking after bis farming in
5terests and picking up bargains in
land. Mr.. Harrow thinks the time to
buy land is when the farmers are
somewhat discouraged.
Will Rahilly who was considered
dangerously i'll is consi lerably better
and hopes are en- tertained Of his ulti-
mate recovery. :s:s: .:s::
The Dexterite has plenty Of light
on allssu bjects now. g. D. Pearce has
placed q large window In the press
room Mr.. Cooley the new editor has
made a wonderful change in the looks
fof the paper It Is now up TO date and
I lmetrop politan. Drop in and subscribe
lfor q year and encourage Nj. Cooley
lin his good work
The Bank OF Dexter is being paint.
Led, gilded and papered and is one
lof the finest banks ID southern
Minneso ota.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-30
Rush City are visiting Mrs. Z. M


Rush City are visiting Mrs. =. NJ.
Eggen. .# =..aI 5ss5s .8sz
Lulu Lerud Of Lansing is visiting
her grand parents. #.
A. Halvorsen is on the sick list. us.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J.. Anderson Sum
3dayed at Allen Bisbee's in Lyle. =
5 Chris Meyer returned Saturday from
IS. Dakota where he went to look after
his farms. :5ss.. s. 4 .5.s.+ II. I.
3 ]. A. Anderson and others went to
st. Ansgar Sunday to attend the 5Oth
anniversary Of the st. Ansgar Luth-
eran Congregation and the 25th ami
versary of st. Ansgar Seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lerud OF Lansing
visited at Henry Thovson's Saturday
and Sunday. ssz =. I
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-30
- 60 q
~. ~ IT,. -
..@TAOPI

Tom Hagerty went to Fergus Falls,
Mimi, to attend court last week.
Miss Stella Welch commenced q
nine months term at Gordonsville,
Mimi, Monday. $. Ss 4 81. n.y.. Il / z 3 .s4= .1
N. r. Banfeld ard 3. French were
looking after their interests on the
Taopi farm Thursday. :s s#.5:s5". .I=.@.
MRS. 6. n. Campbell and Mabel
were McIn tyre, Iowa visitors Sunday.
ts Ole Nelson is at home from Central
Iowa where, he has been railroading.
He will return to his work after a few
days. =sss %.sSzS.5.=, s55s.. ==z I
Joe Pantvein has gone to Spooner,
Wis, where he has land interests to
Hook after. @ S:. ..5 B. 5.
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j RED STAR

Mrs. D. Z. Carter attended the
meeting Of the Ladies Aid at the
home Of Mrs. Bear Of Lyle Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Murphy and son Johnnie,
went to Austin Friday. h
George Murphy and children, Mar
garet and George; attended church in
Austin Sunday. '*s., ". ! ..s. ...z.s <z:S
Rev. and Mrs. Bear of Lyle were
welcome callers at Z. Gekler's Mon.
daySevening. @e :sss IS = ~, I'LL
In the list of the schools Of Mower
county which are entitled to state aid
we notice the Red Star district No.
81. g.. - +. S.. K ....zs zsst .t
!, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kellner and child
ren, Ella aud Lille, visited~at =. Gle K
ler's Sunday. I. ..,z =s.-. = &
Miss Gies, county superintendent
visited our school Thursday She
says things are progressing as usual. J:
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-30

would be q great help to this vicinity
as at present students either 60 to
other institutions away from home or
are obliged TO deprive themselves Of
an education that they cannot af-
ford to get.
Mrs. Fairbanks Of Austin visited at
the home Of Mrs. Beach last week.
Miss Lacy left Wed dnesday for her
home in Chicago, after visiting her
brother and sister in this city
Il. N. c. Horrobin and Miss Gertie
were il the city last week.
Miss vella Jones was most agree
ably surprised last Friday at her
home. a mum Der of her young friends
took possession Of her home and en-
joyed themselves during the evening.
They presented her with . very pretty
present. 25.
Prot. Francis spent Saturday in
Austin. .s zs. 8 s. ss.7.: .a7s4 :s4 ~
Miss Edith Stanley, who has been
sick. is improving rapidly. Ss.,#
s Miss Kathyrn Gahagan spent Sun,
day at her home in Austin 9: AZ 3
ss Misses Edna, Ethel and Enid Cobt
spent Saturday in Austin.
g. q - g. ~ 100 .H - II
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-30
.. - : -.T---.'i rVss,.es > = ''.'5'
WALTHAM

We are blessed with good weather
at present. writing and 5threshirg is
being rushed. 80 sfs,s2sE .Ss@> = z = y. 's.=s5
The Great Western is doing consid-
cradle work repairing tracks, two
work trains and about a hundredsmen
working day and night. II good
weather continues expect to have it
all Rraveled this fall. & &
a Mr. "a. Beltz moved into his new res.
=idence Monday. Is1.
Mrs. Roy CARL returned Monday
from a few days visit at Austin.
G.. H. Boliou visited Austin Mon
day .5Sz$.
B. r. Graves OF Brownsdale was in
town Monday. 5;:1#955 s5::. s.S5
] ]. Arnold formerly Of Brownsville
now Of North Branch, MINI :. arrived
Tuesday TO dispose OF q couple Of cars
Of potatoes he has enroute to Browns e,
dale. .
AZ baby boy. was born to Mr.. 5ane
Mrs. Decker Thursd
Word IS received th at ]. StepheI
and wife are sojourning at colorado
Springs. Cd.
FL. Blumer and wife we're called stt
Mantorville saturd day by the seriou
Iillnessso OF Mr.. Burners niece.
IA j ~ Krneger received . car q
northern wheat last week No lS1lf
l:enough wheat being marketed here =
supp
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-30
SARGEANT

Miss Emma Gilbertson was in
Brownsville several days last week 49,
Mrs. A. #. Obs Of West Concord, is
the guest of Mrs. L. w. Powers.
{ ID. n. johnson and children went
to Chicago Saturday, called there BY
the illness OF Mps. Johnson, v
Mr.. Wheeler and family moved to
Renova, Thursday where Mr.. W.will
work on the railroad grade.
:, =
Amos Colby met with quite an ac-
cident Monday morning BY having his
team run away; one OF the horses was
badly cut by wire sS 4 4 r.. stazEE.. Il.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-30
GRAND MEADOW

Il Miss Peterson held her fall millinery
opening Sept. Is and 26.
E Miss keenan, was called to her home
Friday to attend her mother who
was very sick. Miss Ella Schroeder
took charge of her school.
. Mrs. Delaney visited friends here
the past week. t.5,2ss s..s5. :... n:
The NJ .. Ladies' Aid gave dinner
at the parsonage Friday. ..:..
John Hudson was In Austin Satur-
day. 4 a< -. a. j ,zz.~5 l.r.s5s, Vi
{. Mr.. Allen, Of Austin is surveying
land here. X
A. ]. Stewart is on the sick list.
G. J. Donaldson has moved bis
jewelry stock from Criswell' s store to
Drug store. ..-l N 2Ess
Mr.. Ostegard is having his house
painted. III >5 .ss:=s-.... =. N
Chester Martin is attending the
Lacrosse business college. s7 .o.s... =.
The marriage OF Miss Amelia
Lindelin to Mr. George d. Racine oc'
CURED at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. x. LindeliE
Tuesday Sept. 22. About thirty
friends and relatives we're present +.
Mr.. and. Mrs Racine left on the eve
ming train for Nebraska where they
will make their home. The best
wishes Of many friends are theirs.
t Mr.. keenan, was called to Wykof
Monday by the death OF his aunt Mrs
keenan,. ,,#..- :
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-30
NEW ! 1 ADA

Mrs. Ole Lee Is dang erously III.
new little girl came TO the home
Mrs. Henry Tnvson Monday evening
3of last wee K. also one to Mrs. Brick.
nderson's last Thurs lay evening
Mrs John H Halvorsen zof. .ClearLake,
visited relatives and friends from
Tuesda until Saturda last, when
she went 70 81 Ansga q TO Visit q sis.-
|S The Norwegian school q McFar-
land district closed last Fridsy
III Miss Amundso is repo orted Ias being
able to sit ~. u Il 3! ,Is ~
q dsrs9n ana son oi
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-30
sister Mrs. Nettie Hill the first OF the

sister Mrs. Nettie Hill the first Of the
week. s.fs 1..s ss.
It is reported thata horse was stolen
Saturday night from near the Cement
Works. 3S> 5>.s5 s 5z2
"a party OF Austin gentlemen came
down to +. III. Pixies Sunday to help
him cele his birthday and pre-
sented him with 3 fine chair.
Mrs. Will Lay and three children Of
Lyle visited with Mrs. Riley Brooks
the past week.