Mower County transcript., 1903-12-02

Leave off q cigar q day and it will
more ithanIp for. = telepht ~ hone /. il your
home. 5* /. s#.,.
rs. y Jacob N Nicho olsen will entertain.
the K. K. KS. this evening at the p. P.
Mcbride home. .'" *..-@ .-~,.,
H-Lands for sale or exchange for
merchandise or good property. Owners
only. P.IO. Box, 2OS, Watertowp, S. D.
Mrs. Laura A. Carter and daughter
Edith left yesterday to spend the win
ter With iVerne Buck in Pacific Grove,
California.
For sale, few more CHOICE Chester
White boars, from stock that took 1st
prizei and sweepstake at state fair, 2
years insuccession.s ss..Es C.I4: Rice.3
Herb Hunt of Window township
was caught between the separator and
engine Friday and had several rits
broken andlwas otherwise burt.
Another car load of telephone con-
struction: material has arrived, the en-
tire car load will be used for construct
ing farm lines out of Austin.
Mrs. D.ENl Parker and daughter
Edith came Saturday to spend a few
weeks. ..withlF. AlTicknor's family on
their way home to Buffalo, N. Y.
Correspondents must always &C
company their items with their names
SO that'we maykknow the source. We
do not publish names but must know
them.
-Forssale, fine thorough bred Barred
PlymouthlRock cockerels. Well mark
ed. Price Is cents each if taken before
Jan. l. Harry Jones, one mile west of
Ramsey.
Mrs. Olive NJ, Davis of Davis, S. D.
camelSaturday to visit her niece, Mrs.
Mary Tompkins and other relatives.
Her son John was married Thanks
giving eve.
Mrs. A. b. Hunkins and daughter
of Winona who left for California last
week were quarantined at Grand juno
tion, COL, on account of a rash with
| which Grace broke out. Nothing seri-
Gus is reported.
Mrs. Harry w. Crandall aged 81
years, died at Merriam Park Wednes-
! day evening after two weeks illness
from a violent cold. Besides the hus-
band, she leaves two children, Clair and
Louis aged six and four years.
The St. Cecilia Guild of the Episco
pal church will give their annual en-
tertainment at the Armory hall this
week Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. 1t will be a Colonia
fair with entertainment each evening
| Admission 1Oc and 15c.
The Central w. G. T. U. will ho]e
it's next meeting with Mrs. O. l.. Glib
bons 300 Winona street, Dec. s, at p
m. Subject "Franchise." Program
arranged By Mrs. G, r. Boostrom Supt
of Franchise Department. of the W. c
T. U. A cordial invitation extend et
to all friends Of the society.
| Wanted trustworthy lady or gen
tleman to manage business in this
county and adjoining territory fo1
house of solid financial standing. $20.0(
straight cash salary and expenses pal:
each Monday direct from headquarters
Expense money advanced: position
permanent Address Manager, SO;
Monon Bldg, Chicago. A
! The New Telephone Exchange il
Austin has been in partial operation
for some time and will be in full opera
tion about Dec. 10th, also some of tn
farm lines.> All the farm lines and tn
surrounding towns will then be con
nected as soon as possible. Consider
ing the great amount of work neces
sary to string hundreds Of miles of wir
and connect seversl hundred farmer
covering several square miles of terri
tory the work is proceeding as rapidl
as possible with the help at hand.
| Ray Varco of this city was put o.
the University team to play with tn
Agricultural college boys at football
few days since and the Minneapoli
Times says of him: "Varco, the speed
base ball and basketball player, mad
his public debut of the season on tn
|gridiron and made favorable impres
sion at quarter. Two quarterback run
for 30 yards for touchdawn were hi
chief efforts, and the tricks were turne
with such neatness and dispatch the
brought him the plaudits of the crow6
He showed magnificent speed and dc
monstrated that he has the making Q
an excellent player : ~"
:5Hst 5AHst -------.,-4s.s.-- ------ ID. - = 49, ~ !.
For rent, my 32O acre dairy farm