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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-10
Friday Bargains i'm
Books.

We shall place on sale tomorrow
Friday, collection of cloth-bound
books, most of which are shopworn.
at greatly reduced prices. History,
Fiction, Works of Travel, Biog-
raphy, Poetry, Religious Works and
many other subjects are included.
We have arranged them on sep
arate tables at Ioc. and 25c. each.
Only a few titles are mentioned.
At Ioc.
New Divinity and other Stories. by ChOla.
Two Lectures on the Gospels. by F. G. Burkitt
The Pentateuch. by Hervey and Hole.
Toward Utopia: being speculations In social evo-
luton.
Blind Love- by Laurence Housman.
Scruples by Thomas Cobb.
The Shrine Of Death and Love, by Lady Dixie.
At CSC.
Tsar's Gratitude, by Fredk. W. Wishaw.
The Princess Desiree by Gementina Black.
The Prisoner Of Zenda. by Anthony Hope.
Kelea the Surf-R Rider, by 4. s. TwOmbly.
Christmas Day and other Sermons, by Fredk.
Maurice.
Mr. FORMERS Marital Claims and other Stories,
by Richard Malcolm Johnston.
= Taine's History of English Literature.
An Imaginative Man. by Robert Hichens.
Many other special bargains in
books will be found on display
tables; an inspection will prove in
teresting and profitable.
Book Dept.-Main floor. Tenth st.
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Bows Department.

IL Boys All-wool Norfolk Jacket Suits in light
gray only: sizes 8, 8, 10 and IL. Reduced from
425 to 81 so each
Is Boys Atwood Double breasted Suits in navy
blue serge and dark mixtures; sizes Z, 8, o. TO- IL
and IL. Reduced from $500 to 81. 95 each.
20 Boys Fine AL wool Suits in double bre Isl ed
and Norfolk styles; some with bloomer pants; sizes
7. 8, 9, 10, II, IA and IS Reduced from SO. CO.
$3.50 and $3.50 to So. IS each.
Youths Atwood Long Pants Suits (coat. pants
and yesp; sizes 16. II. IS and %, or 30, SO. "a
and 36,inch chest measure. Reduced from $12. SO
to 81. so each.
22 Boys, Fine Wash Suits in blue. brown, old
rose and linen color: best make; sizes to IL.
Reduced from 81. &c. 50 25 and So so to 81 SO each
10 Boys Chambray Russian Blouse Suits; sizes
21. 8, and 5. Reduced from 81. so and 81 IS to
$1.O0 each.
So Boys PeFcale Shirt Waists Mothers Friend
brand. with patent detachable buttons; to wear
with white collars; sizes to IL. Reduced from
5Oc. to 29c. each.
Third floor, Tenth st.
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Shoe Department.

small lot Of Women's Slippers the odds and
ends Of several broken lines; sizes and S A-51s
B-4 and 81 C-5A D. Reduced from 81 30 and
S.. 90 to 81 90 pair
I pairs women's Kid Slippers sizes ABA
and B-2k. and 71a CT -D-3 E. Reduced
from So. so and 90 to. 81. so pair
IA pairs Women's Turn-sole O1fords sizes 4 and
AZ AA-4 and AZ A BIZ C-IA D. Reduced
from 81. so and $500 to 81 90 pair
10 pairs WOmen's Welt-sole Oxfords: sizes 4
and AZ AA-7 B-1 and c. Reduced from
$3.50, So 90 and So. so to 81. 80 pair
pairs Womens White Canvas Oxfords black
braid vamp. French heel: sizes 5 and B-3L G.
Reduced from $50 to $1.OO pair.
Third floor,
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The Pension Roll.

The statistics Of the pension roll given by
Commissioner Ware in the course of his
annual report, printed in the news columns
today. throw an interesting light upon the
passing of the grand army of the unions
defenders Despite the additions to the
roll resulting from the war with Spain and
that in the Philippines the grand total of
pensioners is on the decline. At the close
of the last fiscal year there We're on the
roll 9965I5 names, nearly 1000 less than
year previous. The total of 1902 was the
highest in the history of the government.
go. +46. 1t is Furthermore to be noted that
the per capita cost of the pension system
to the people of the United States is stead
lily declining. being now s1.75. Notwith-
standing the additions caused by the re-
cent campaigns this decline has been con-
tinuous from 1898. in which year it was
s2.O4. That year it was higher than the
year previous. but with that single excep-
ton the decline has been uninterrupted
since 1898. when the per capita cost was
81 ~. The pension roll had then spasmodi-
cally jumped from $144. 90. S1291 to $751;
IA. 37236 and in the following year 1t fell
to sl43.9J0. 702.4S 1t Is now Sal. 752 5000.
The steady increase in the population has.
of course. served to diminish the proper
tionate burden upon each citizen. AT $1.75
the cost is by no means heavy. especially
in view of the melancholy assurance that
in the course of few years the roll will
have shrunk to comparatively small pro-
portions. The Commissioner notes that
during the past fiscal year 81 .S42 pension
ers of the civil war died the total losses
to the roll being 47.3SS. He estimates that
the losses by death will be 10 900 and the
total losses $1,000 during the present
year. These figures bear testimony to the
fact that 1t will not be long before the vet
Grams of the for the preservation of
the union will be regarded diminishing
force Already the ranks of the G. A r.
in annual reunions are thinned. But the
spirit anrnating the men who fought in the
co.'s is as strong as ever. AS long as there
are two or three of these veterans to gather
together in the name of the republic there
Will remain a Grand Army of sufficient dig
nifty TO entitle it to first consideration on
the part of the people.
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Corset Department.

6 pairs French Corsets fancy coutil. straight
front. long hip; sizes Is, 20. q. %, % and 80.
Reduced from $3.50 to 200 pair.
pairs Lily of France COrsets. straight front,
long hip; slightly soiled; sizes 20. 49, Is, % and
30. Reduced from $S.O0 to $500 pair.
6 pairs ]. B. C0rsets, straight front short hip;
sizes IS and 10. Reduced from s1.OO to roc. pair
pairs r. N. Corsets, straight front; sizes Is
and 10. Reduced from LOO to CSC pair
pairs p. d. Net Corsets. straight front: sizes
10, %, q, "a and SO. Reduced from $500 to
$1.0 pair.
duced from SOC to Csc pair.
Third floor, Eleventh st.
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president Must Be Protected.
cattle ost-Intelligpneer.

From the SehttR f0St-IhteIIfgfncef. -
1t is absolutely necessary that the life Of
the head of the nation shall be made as Sc
cure from attack as human foresight and
vigilance can make 1t. The insane man and
the crank are more to be dreaded than any
anarchist. because no fear of punishment
can deter them from the commission Of
what they do not regard as a crime and
whose consequences they are seldom able
to calculate.
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Cow Bells.

You jingle a bell
And the cows follow tame.
You jingle some dollars
And men do the same.
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Tom L. Johnson and John H. Clarke have
attacked Mr.. Hanna with such vigor as to
assure Mr.. Bryan that he can spare a little
ammunition for Mr.. Cleveland without risk
of neglect of the main issue.
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Muslin Underwear Dept.

Women's Cambria Gowns round and We necks
trimmed with embroidery and tucks Reduced
from 81 90 to Tee each.
Nainsook Chemises. neck and sleeves trimmed
with vaienciennes lace. Reduced from 81 80 to
81 90 each.
pairs Cambeic Drawers. trimmed with tucks
and deep rufle Of embroidery. Reduced from 81 90
to 79c. pair.
1 Dotted Swiss Dressing Sacque. Of light blue
silk: handkerchief effect. Reduced from $3.50 to
$500.
rhivx1 doxor R1avonfb ~
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Indianapolis is now limiting that it is as
great literary center as Boston. And
Butte, Mont. doesn't think either Boston
or Indianapolis amounts to much since
Mary McLane's appearance.
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5 uit Department.
Misses Department,

Girls Peter Thompson Sailor Suit. made of
pongee; size 10. Reduced from $17.5O to SO. 10.
Misses Black Cheviot Jacket lined with silk:
size 10. Reduced from $1,000 to So. rs.
Girls Dark Blue Cheviot School Refers lined
$500 each.
10 Girls White India Linon Dresses trimmed
with embroidery: sizes 10 and r. Reduced from
$225 to 81 so each.
Girls White India Lnon Guimpes trimmed
with lace; sizes to IA. Reduced from $3.50 to
$3.50 each.
Third floor, new bldg.
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The lady who found that President Roose-
welt was unable to accept the flag which she
made with SO much care is doubtless more
or less surprised that he should not welcome
people who come to make presents instead
of to secure office.
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MI. Low as q Candidate.

The candidacy Of Mr.. Low for reelection
as mayor presents precisely the issue of
his first canvass. but very much more dis
tinctly. Then 1t was a question Of good gov
ernment as against the bad government of
Tammany. Now 1t Is question Of clearly
better government even than he has been
able to give US in his first term against the
government of Tammany. which would
surely be as bad as ever.
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The Washington jail has entertained a
number Of prominent and fastidious people.
and it would be very annoying If at this late
day Watson's friends should start the
rumor that 1t Is not cosy comfortable
Mace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-10

Perhaps ]. Pierpont Morgan instituted
that five-hundred dollar suit against the
boat that collided with his yacht merely
for the philanthropic purpose of giving
some deserving young lawyer fee.
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Rug Department.

27x54-inch Administer Rugs. Reduced from
&2.76 to $500 each.
i Remnant Rug, IL yards long. Reduced from
81 80 to 75c.
ex12ft. Velvet Rug. Reduced from $500 to
$4,000.
1880
27x6O-inch Oriental Rugs. Reduced from $500
to $40 each.
sx6-ft Oriental Rug. Reduced from $500 to
$500.
second foor new bldg.
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The fact that he feels very apprehensiye
about his own safety does not prevent the
Sultan of Turkey from assuring foreigners
that they have nothing to fear.
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A Slight Difficulty.

How is your school of Journalism doing?"
We'll. it is a little slow. We have no
trouble in getting people who are willing
to be teachers. The trouble is to find any
body who doesn't think he knows all about
how a newspaper ought to be rum
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ITEMS Department.

IL Mems Rain Goats. In dark and light gray:
$500 each.
II Mems Rain Coats. in black and Oxford gray:
sizes 40. ~ and A. Reduced from $1,000, $12.O 90
and $500 to $3.50 each.
IL pairs Mems Gotham Carriers made Of silk
elsstic. in assorted colors. Reduced from s5c to
Csc. pair.
Main floor, st.
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There is evidence of a determination to
avert war in the Balkans. even if it is nee
essary to destroy everybody that could
fight and everything worth fighting for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-10

Gov. Dockery of Wisconsin parted with
his whiskers rather than resemble a promi-
nent lobbyist. Here Is a tragedy of patriot
ism worthy of old Rome!
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His Preference.

Il suppose said the earnest man to the
cold-blooded politician, that If you had
your way there would be no reformers."
You are mistaken. If I could have my
way I'd have a reformer on the opposition
ticket every time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-10

The grand jury's work may not lead to all
the convictions hoped for But In any event
it will be of great value as a compilation of
"donts' for future officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-10

Prominent delegates to the mining con-
gress in South Dakota think that silver has
seen its worst days 1t Is impossible to fall
any further than the bottom of the well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-10

Mr. Lows opinion that he has a hard
fight before him is cordially Endorsed by the
Tammany people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-10

Sir Thomas Liptons skipper is justified in
his determination to become a citizen of the
United States. This is the place to study
yachting
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The fact that he at last succeeded in get
ting arrested is another evidence that Bea-
yers is very determined man.
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Mr.. Dowie is not so punctilious in his am
bition to reform New York that he will re-
fuse to let Tammany men put anything in
the contribution box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-10

President Roosevelt probably thinks that
Jacob Riis knows much about metropol-
itan life John. Burroughs knows about
the country
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The indictment Is easy; the hard part OF
the work falls on the official who is ex-
pected to secure addresses.
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well, where is the necessity of my spend
ing my time arguing for votes If am will
ing to put up the equivalent"
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SHOOTING STARS.
Businesslike.

Didn't you once tell me that time was
money!" asked Senator Sorghum, little
impatiently.
Certainly" answered the serious ad-
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Her Mournful Jest.

80 you decided to try light housekeep-
ing?"
Yes" said young Mrs. Torkins "but
after we had two or three gas bills we
wished we could try dark housekeeping"
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A Cleanly Age.

TWENTIETH CENTURY IDEAS INCLINE To-
WARD SANITATION AND PREyENTIyES.
Nowadays scientists believe that in cleanliness
lies the secret of prevention Of diseases.
To prevent disease remove the cause
Just as unclean habits breed many diseases 80
careless habits will breed dandrur. Improper use
Of anothers brushes combs. ETC.. will surely cause
dandrufr, and In time Will just as surely cause
badness. Z = =
It's microbic3nfection, nothing more nor less.
. Newbro's Herptebth kills the dandrun germ and
causes hair to ferows iuxuriantly. Herpcide Is abb
solutely free fsom sgrease other injurious sub
stances. =
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps
for sample to The.nierpicide CO., Detroit Mich.
Edward Stevens. special agent. 9th and Pa. ave.
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This a q Pun.

From the New York Mall and Express.
There Is news-Beirut Of the Mediterra
mean.
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Friday Bargain I'm
WOmen's
H.is1e Thread Hose.

50 dozen pairs Women's Ingram
Fast Black Isle Thread Hose, in
plain. Richelieu and Rembrandt rib
bed. An excellent quality.
CSC. a pair.
Regular value, 35c.
Main floor r
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Friday Bargain in
Plain and BrOcaded Silks.
Friday Bargain i'm
.Omen's Cambria Skirts.

One lot Of Women's White CAM
brio Skirts, trimmed with deep ruff
fle and vertical torchon lace inser-
ton; finished around bottom with
lace. An excellent value.
$I.oo each.
Regular value, $I.5o.
Third floor Eleventh st.
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-24

Gleason and Mr. Hugh D. Page which
will bee contaminated next day
June q, atsthe home 5of the bride.
b Miss Margaret WileyH closed her.
school IN district 95 Moscow with q
picnic on the school grounds for the
children. 1s I. SS
The ice cream sociable at the Pres,
byterlan church Friday evening was
9 social and financial success.
Rev. B. Il. Kroeze was calling in.
Oakland Thursday
r. 2. Barclay shipped five cars Of
Cattle and hogs from Oakland Satur-
day. y.
Rev. f. =. Anderson preached aD
eloquent sermon Sunday at the BsI-
ftist church .s.. s24.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan Of Mos.
COW are the happy parents OF . SOB
born, ] June 20.
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-24
SUTTON. ] !.

F# On Friday next June 26 the school
OF District 78 will hold a school picnic
Ia Mr.. n. w. Studer's grove. Lunch
and ice cream will be served at 1890
o'clock. The whole district is most
cordially invited and an extensive
program has been provided for the
occasion t# s, ss6s Ss*5
The school picnic Friday at the
home Of Fred Christgau was great
success in spite Of the threatening 6
weather An entertaining program
was rendered by the scholars OF Dist.
JOG and OF the Sunnyside school OF
Red Rock. The Elkton school came
over and enjoyed themselves greatly
although they took no part in the
program. The ball game in the after;
noon was very interesting. Maple
City's team had a conf Portable lead un.
til the eighth inning when they went
up in the air and allowed Miller's
Tigers to run in eight runs. The
score at the end of nine innings was
"A tes12 in favor OF the Jungle Cats
from Millervflle 54..t \
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-24
CONCORD IN

Mrs. s. E. Hart returned Monday
from Rochester, MINI, where she
went with her daughter, Miss Lulu
Tidd. Lulu had an operation Satur-
day for appendicitis and is doing nice
": She will be in the hospital for
about ten days. s5s.: ss 4. zs. u a 81.
I The annual picnic Of the Progress
sive Order OF Johns will be held in J /.
j. Furlong's grove on Wednesday OF
this week. Every body is to bring his
own lunch basket. I, s IS
a. NJ. Gregg and family OF Nevada
spent Sunday at the home OF Nj
Gregg. .$ a. S :3. = y.
" w. Clapp OF Wisconsin, a graduate
OF the Minnesota school of agriculture
was the guest OF Victor Gregg few
days last week. #
M. Dixon has returned from visit
with his daughter and son near Lis.
bon, n. ID. ( >=s.: .x.s5& &.=. *..,
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-24
Fight Will be Bitter.

Those who will persist in closing
their ears against the continual rec
Of Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, will have
q long and bitter fight with their
troubles, il not ended earlier by fatal
termination. Read what T. r. Beall
Of Beall, Miss, has to say: Last fall
my wife had every symptom Of con-
sumption. She took DR.. King New
Discovery after everything else had
failed. Improvement came at once
and four BOTTLES entirely cured her.
Guaranteed by K. 0. Void Druggist.
Price SOC, and $l.00 Trial bottle
free. ss5z.ss:. i, Is,
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-24
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. Miss Kate Vancamp is visiting
relatives and friends here through
vacation, silE from Redwood Falls, Minn.
where where she has taught for the past
year. She will teach there for
another year. =.S. sl.,zsss
. Mrs. G. Hemstreet's funeral was
held at Enterprise at o'clock Wed:
5nesday. a large attendance OF rela
lives and friends followed here to her
last resting place. z' ID :.|a< s.. .,.*
Edward Elwood has had a fine,
monument N erected at the cemetery
.in memory OF his wife. F.
s. Mrs. Lizzie Jones and. three child
rem Of Mankato are visiting at g. B.
|Sayles. z,sza.. 5: Is. .c.. >a5 H. :<.3
Mrs. Charley Brownell and three
children have gone to Marshall, MINI.
to visit her sister. <%t5 .=ss% =. IT,. -
Leslie Pike is driving with q fine
new covered buggy. II ~
The ladies Of Enterprise will have
social at the school house Wednesday
night June a.. All are invited to
come with a basket containing supper
for two. Come and have good time.
s@ M. Sargent OF Nevada passed
through here Saturday with two pair
of broncos bought at Austin. Mate
must be going to start a bronco
ranch. >1g ..s~.. >.4...-,.s-s. y. ~. ~ s@.
Last Friday night, Will Au]tfather
dedicated his fine new residence by
giving dance in it. 81 mum bers were
sold. Music by Snyder's band. a
good supper was provided and fine
time was had by all. @s.z,.~* -.
| Miss Orrie Hart and sister Mrs.
Jennie Shepley ana two children re-
turned from Katy, Texas, Thursday.
Miss Erma Green of Austin visited
her grand parents Mr.. and Mrs. e P,
Spooner the last OF the week. 4. 4.
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-24

AID AID with Mrs. J L.s schou Friday at
ternoon. 2s,;.tss
phe basket bah girls nowSutilize
the school grounds as their play
ground. &.
Both OF our churches will observe
children chi s day next Sunday, the Meth.
odlsts l'7lIs IN the morning and the Bap-
lists in the evening. 81 32.S5z =5 ..55 &
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-24
HOMEGROWN.

Married on Wednesday afternoon
June II, at 4 O. clock, at the home Of,
the bride, Marie, the elder daughter
: Of Mr.. and NJ rs. Chas. Brown to Chas.
W. Howe both of Leroy, MINI. The
many friends and relatives Of both
families began to assem- BILE at an early.
hour and soon more than hundred
guests filled the rooms and yard to
over flowing. Promptly st 4 O'clock
Miss Alice Turner took her place AT.
the piano and the sweet solemn notes
Of the Lohengrin were heard as the.
bridal party advanced, ushered in BY.
the Misses Minnie Shepherd and
Marie Blend, closely following these
came Miss Grayce Brown asister Of
the bride and Mr.. Arthur Arnot
cousin Of the groom as bridesmaid
and best man. Little Florence Brown
niece Of the bride came in advance
OF the bridal couple, scattering dainty
fragrant roses In their path as a
prophecy OF what their future should.
be. Rev. Mr.. VanNes OF Winona q
friend from childhood OF the brides,
performed the Impressive ring
ceremony. Soft strains OF h music
through the entire ceremony added to
!. its impressiveness.
Owing to the limited time congrat-
\ ulations Of more than the Immediate
family were postponed and dainty
repast was partaken Of, during which
lime the guests were entertained
with several selec ctions Of music. The
bride was most bea utiful IN her pure
white dress OF French null very tastily
/ trimmed with white silk applique
] and fagotttng, with the perfect brides
roses. The bridesmaid was very
daiDtily dressed ii white and carried
pink roses. The little flower girl
looked In her airy lig ghtness verita BILE
fairy The groom and best man each
Z wore the conventional black with q
single lafrance rose as . button hold
boquet.
The house was most beautifully
decorated. he dssand gardens 81
III friends gave stheir choicest treasures
for the occasion. An immense CANOPY
! tosreceiye the bridal party was made
& of ferns and this was lined with
& peonies and roses. Nreaths of smilsx
and boQuets of roses we're hung and
& scattered pfofussl through all sthe
/ rsons % Ill lls y + psrfect snd
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-24
OAKLAND

: H ~ r
The rain Thursday night will bene
fit the growing crops very IN uch as the
top Of the ground had become very
dry. z ss .=sr. .s54ssz . es$
Mrs. Frank Parter- OF Austin and
Mrs. Lydia Beckelof Moscow started
for Salem, S. D. Tuesday morning to
visit relatives and old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] ohm Bennett returned
Tuesday from q visit with relatives in
Miss Jane Morgan IS. home after
teaching a successful eight months
school near Dexter. @
Miss Nina Frisbie is at home for a
couple OF weeks from her school duties
at the Austin Normal. s
Road working is the order Of the
day, the grader being attached to a
threshing engine does away with the
horses and the work is just as good. 4
Mrs. G.. D. Frisbie attended the
Baptist convention atKenyon three
days last week. ssz n Z
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Austin part, ,of last week.
The citizens who obliterated some
ofsthe beauty spots OF the village are
worthy OF commendation. /. ri. I:
# Miss. Marian, Gleason was guest at
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