Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
Sc HE TRA S C,RIP'T'l
Austin. WEDNEsDAY,S sep q & ie i9o3 !,
AUSTEN NEWS IN BRlEF

~ 3--TAf Rncklin take the bAOVs sOefOre3sl
Jack Frost nins his koas 80 80
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u i'os 49, - & 1Ai'' 80 'liis
MISS Emma Las1nlah 9. ol* nose
y Dreek sl was Ylsieia.e - 1AusslA o''uiuay
Mrs. George Burnham returned
Monday from g visit at Columbus,
Wis.
- Frank a. Leonard arrived home
from Deadwood and Black Hills coun-
ty Thursday. s5s. ..35 =51
5s5t - Charles Kaufman is improving his
house on south Main street by raising
the ell part to full two story. Il.
j ohm Avery had runaway near
M. f. Varco's Friday and was thrown
out and considerably bruised.
Miss Gertrude Kline returned
Thursday from Canada to resume all['e
studies at the Austin high school. &.tf !.
Il Miss Clara Brundin entertained
Friday evening in honor OF 1 her 'l't cousin I.
from Chicago who Is VISITING mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. H. Simpson came
down Monday from Mortified, to at
tend the funeral of W.T.. Wilkins.
-C.5L. Schwartz of Sargent and his
brother-in-laW B. A. LBudde Of Elk
hart Lake, Wis.,, were callers Friday
T., Ms Eno sno;th & axnactad bach
Saturday from har, extended visit az
NJ n y ,n;+h har ! rod Natl har /
Tor colo NV raoietorad short horn.
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nast ,f;ve,ve WaSwish him ahnn dant.
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son uara1a ,oayos tonorrou - :nond
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Fay Padelford has started an ex-
press anu uassase ilne anu wiz sise
plonp. '''0.l'loi " eaA o,uots - Guy
part ol inc ep'y' Leave 'e's oloeis AZ loot@
ei orus S'ohe' = y ~. -, .
- John Evenson has sold his house
on Mill street to Charles :. Eastman OF
Rose Creek who will take possession at
once. Mr.. Egenson will build q mod
ern residence l'eN1 on 'ne corner OF Ml'l ana no
hlen. ~ 5t(sg5
a The Spring Valley Sun suggestiveiy
says: "Gov. Van SAINT spoke at the Aus
tin fair but the side show, while rival
attraction, will be remembered rem g n the
longest by those who e saw them a.. both. a.
It is a pity but we suppose It is true.
=" The state superintendent on We'd
nesday sent out vouchers to the school
officers Of 9l3 rural schools and 5279
semi-graded schools the annual ap-
nnrfi nn mort If 3St4tA aid III The r11ral