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La Junta tribune., 1904-09-17

pills Of the school, especially Maude
Mabel Earle, Kitty's bosom friend,
to say nothing of Ludwig Regen.
bogen, German musician, the
stepfather Of Kitty. To lamar
ack comes Lord Dunsmere-"ob-
Ject matrimony"-who promptly
falls in love with the young heiress.
The locale OF the second act shifts
to New York, where Kitty is es.
tablished as befits one Of wealth
and position. Here she is visited
by some of her old friends, thus
affording an opportunity for q
number of humorous situations.
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-17
cs~sss e.eess.

September 1rst- Democratic
State Convention, Denver.
September zrst, 77d and 23d-
Cason City Fruit Day.
SePtemSes aSth-"A Girl From
Dixie"
September a7th, 78tb, aosh and
3otb-CoIossdo State Fair At Pue.
BE.
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-17
return limit. September 7sth; fare.

return limit. September zstb; fare.
S7.75.
Trinidad. Colo. and return;
good going September Izth and
r3sh; return limit, September 10Th;
fare, s.. 80.
Pueblo and return; Colorado
State Fair; good going September
10th, 77th and 2Sth; return limit.
October ist; fare, Sz.oo-
To California, one way, S75; on
sale September 18th to October
18th, 1904. Correspondingly low
rates to points in the Northwest.
The Santa Fe will run coach
excursions to ST. Louis every
Saturday during August and Sep
tember. Tickets for round trip,
SI7.7S good for fifteen days.
Sunday excursions, every Sum-
day, good going and returning,
Sunday only-PuebIo, SI-9o; COL
osado Springs. Sz-9o; Manitou.
g. -os; Ssamit Of Pixies Peak,
S7-o$
ST. louis and return, account
WosId's Fsis, seaooo tiekess,
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-17
Don't Spit on the Floor.
Boarding by Day or Week.

" 20 Of "ceh'
Cigarette Smoking Not Allowed.
Extracts from the laws required
to be posted by boarding house
keepers if they would protect
themselves against dishonest pat
rons.
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-17
Vusesees ~ Ssse.

Placards are for saie at the
TRIBUNE Office, at the rate Of FIVE
cents each. which read as follows:
For Sale.
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Credit.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
No Admittauee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23

S. &omfinS, philadelphia, So. ;SrnlI
$. 6. Gurf, Salisbury ga; Sr. mo
Srou 6. 3. 1bl mo Carl 6. llbl,
Gleoelauo, ..
6obren mad g o it o II.
Die ~foIgen0en @oiiooiere fubreu
geitern IbenO auf Dem 0ampfer
yNontudet" BON Der oMer6mtS ans
Miners So" bon bier mad Bolton
ab: SS. q. Sanncp, S. Smith, s.
Burns, S. Golman. 5. Morion, 6.
g. Brill, @m. 6olep, S. 6Ietder, s.
'GoltgbIinL B. S%oienfuS, e. S. Hep.
noIoS, George Is. @iImonton, $,
0lcNtabon, ". @roSnobn 6. Carroll,
Is. 9onooon &. 0onopon, @mGlea.
~, @m. Brennan, 6. 3eiQp, s.
Groinor, Z. @llilforb, @u. 8ubep,
q. s. 6lonniqan 6. Srnanora, IS,
gtlouoice, 8. $. S6pei5er, s. 8.gti.
con, 8. Sbern0orf, g8. s. Sbuion,
Die 9omeu S. q. 2orrS, s. Mcgta.
bon, H. 6. 6lapnigau uno Sr, 2arlls,
jun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23

0ioonep, Srou Minnie Sduman,
Strait Carrie @rap, Sri. WtobeI @bee.
Ter, 8rou 0touie Sobn, Sri. Sou Set.
Ter, &r. 2eon &obn uno 6rou, Sr.
San Srump II. Srolt, Sr. 5b. Soer.
bed, Sr. Sol. Q. @eruig, &r. SamcS
WtcSop Sr. Sofob gtbrens, &r. Snto6
Abrens, inn., 9r. Conrad Ylod, Sr.
@m. 8ropn, Sr. Charles &u3ido,
Sr, Sobn Sleiidnon &r. Sobn Wop.
fort uno 6roit, Sr. Snfob e. RidoI,
Jon unO 5roL &r. Charles 9. Sen.
oerIon uno 6rou, Sr, Sobn Sein3
Sr. SarrD2ang, Sri. GotberineSein1
6rau 2enn Gang, Sr. @m. q. Sad
bom, Sr. 2ouiS Wiiaer, Sr. Sreoerid
Vtiiaer, Sr. George $. 9cbm, Sr. 8.
@omnor, Sr. Charles SO. &cllp, ST..
Soiepb @otbers, Sr. @m. 6,S6Goen
unb 6roit, Sr. &orrD @roltel, Sr.
Goipur 6rend), Sr. Sobn 4ab[, &r.
Soiepb S. @Gng, &r. g. S. RiIeD, Sr.
6ronf ". Stnt, Sr. @alter Smith,
&r. 2eon Simon, Sr. gln0relp @oli
unO Sroll, ST.. 8ronf .. 8ogers, Sr.
Ho6ert q. Carroll, Sr. 90. S. Gbur.
Iougb @r. 90. IS. Steer, Sr. 6. 3.
Scopes, iuu., Sr. Sobn 9ronnon, Sr.
George Collins, Sr. SomeS 0fllrron,
&r. EbomoS $. MuSgrope, &r. s.
6reb. @onrao, iun., uno SCR. gugen
&~oblbepp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
8hoIto. 81 Gnnerdor."

.8boIia. % Gnner6or."
Der r~Ebolia.Manner6or" belt &c.
itern abeno in o8oigt's Safe" Ger.
tt22, Sarfor6-4nenle, feline regel.
m1Bige Singitunoe unter 2eitiung
oes grof. G6. gofner ab, S5u Der
@eiddftSiibungy in tpeIber grdiibent
Dtor 8oItber Sen 8oriis nno Sefre-
tar Geo. Simmel6e6er bas grotofoG
fii9rte, mur6e cine ginIaoung oes
n0e(omore-S 6naerbun6es~ 5H Seifen
in @ilmirgton, Del, Itattfinoenoen
8olfSfeIte am 10. September entge-
gen genommen ,tno bis 5ur nG6iten
General : @eriammlung 3lriidgeleot.
Sine @inlaoung 6eS @einngbereinS
nMeIooie" fouo anndbme. Ser Se.
fretdr pur0e beauftragt, elm 8ei.
lei6si6rei6en an ben ,&reuBer,G Quar-
tett.Glltb" in 8rooflpn 3u ieuoen, BON
meGdem mebrere @itglieoer 0ur6 ote
Sataitropbe atf benz Grfuriions.
9anlpfer .@en. SIocltm" betroffeu
iuur0en. 9os Gomite fir nas Set
oeS gcrein8 ON 3. SILL mel6ete Sort.
i6ritt.
Grad 6aS GdIIifeIbeim.
= Srtpin 30. Sobnion % Sabre alt
unb in Nr. 20t8, @eYt2 anbaIe.S Str,
luoBnbaft, iibte iid Qeitern an Der
2afaDette- Ipenue, up6e Ser 9abn.
Itotion, I'M Ringfompie nit ieinent
6reu6e G6arles @ormad bon Ger.
900, Noro.M onroe.S traBe. SIM 81.
fer OeS Sports tbot er einen Mibgriff,
Der Den &u9 oes S6IiiiieGbeins 3ltr
6olge botte. Sobnion bego6 ii6 5ur
9%ebonolung ndd benz e6rontlir.
Squares oipitnG".
BcrionaI. 9otis. Geu.
W. q. 6enue BON ser fatbolii6enSt.
Vtarien : STRIDE 5u @obanstofpn fubr
geItern bon bier uoh europa ub. an
ieiner SteIle miro Step. Senrp Sri.
orceart bonn ct. Marien Seminar
Der @emeinoe uorIteben.
Gin MilIionen.SoteI
Wie 9eitern berlautete, beobIihtigen
gteip 9orfer &apitaliiten al oer9oI.
tiHtoreItroBe Elm Sotel 5u erri6ten,
oeiielt Soften auf iiber cine Wiaion
Collars peranidln9t meroen. @s
beiBt, Bob bereitS 100000 fir oaS
llnternebnet ge5eidnet iino.
Ibleben.- @1breno zines 9e.
ind)S IN Gapetolpn, Sreoerid-G County,
Itorb geltern Sri. GeIeite Sotpler bon
Baltimore i'm Sitter BON 90 Sabren.
Die 8eritorbene lit cine ShneIter
oeS HidterS Somler bon Baltimore.
Gountp.
- Sr. 6rie6rid @reitidiperot, Elm
lett 10 Sabren gnaeiteater Der Sci.
benbesotter- Sirma s. Sanoers Il
S06ne, ltarb eeitern Gdhmittag
ploBli6 in Der Stouitng Der Sirmu.
obne bob ct Dorber irgeno neId)e
Granfbeits.S Symphonic aufgeipieIen.
Gr bate frtr3 nod IL llbr nit ieiner
6ran in ietner 8obnitng, iiber benz
GtobIiiIement Der 5irma, gu @ittag
gegeiIen uno ipar Damn IN ben StaIl
gegunoen, no CT ltarb. @r binterl1Bt
feline 8rorl uno einen 9riOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
9nrd Giferindt Sum NOrS getrie-
ben.

8aibiugton, 81. SUM.
". 8. SamiIton, elm 30-idbrieer Gee.
ger, mliroe bette unter Der slutlaae
berbaitet, Die Mulattin 2i35ie ap-
man, nit weld)er er in ipiloer Che
Iebte, eroroiielt 81 Boben. Die 2eide
Der 6raii mur0e beute Mor9en i'm
Bette 9efrnoen mo fir5 naf ieiner
6eitnobme geItano Der Neeer, baB er
Den Ytoro aus giieriudIt begaugen
hobe.
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gtaSt Baltimore.
s1btete leinem glnareifer.

Der ~t9.i6brige Sobn 8bite bon Dem
16-idbrigen @oIter 6. @n6erIotl
erIto6en. = 8eioe arbciteten fir
ole 6irmo Oppenbeim, 0bern.
0orf & So. = Der Sail bon
@bite prooo5irt.
SIN nSta6t-SoipitoG Iieqt Der 49,
i0brige Sobn @bite bon ger. 1926,
&ingoIO.ape, falt un0 Iteif nit Ell.
mem 0teieritid inn Screen. uno ais
Der @eriibcr Der Gbot Iibt Ser t6-id6.
rige @olter g. NnoerIon pm Scr.
5O9, NbelltraBe, i'm mittleren Sta,
t%ionSbouie. Die Qbot tug ftdJ &c.
Itert Otorgen 3miifen 7 uno s lt6r
Dor Dem 8ei6dftSbauie ser 8irmo
0ppenbeim Obernoorf & So, Nr.
112-124, 8eIt-6opetteItroBe, 81, fiir
ipel6e 8irma Ole beioen iungen Gen.
te ais 6ltbrm6uner i'm gl6lieferrngs-
9epartement orbciteten.
Coroner Sopoeu belt geItcrn
Iben0 cinen SuQucIt in Dem Soue.
uno bic Surp enti6ieO nod on6ert.
boIbItiinOiger Sittlna, 6oB nSobn
&bitc burd einen Std ms Ser3
NIT cinem WeiIer in Der &on0 oe5
@olter 8. gnoeriont lnter @ropofu.
ton INNS 2eben fam" Die 9Surp
beItanb aus ben foIgcn6en Serren :
Z. 81. Heeoer, Is. 9. Camper, gboS.
&abrino 8m. SO. Somnep, 9olli8
@oIomun, s. Is. Yntterion Sobn q.
SuleiS, $. Go5cr, Sobn Snprenf, !.
$. 8rolun, Sarrp s. GopIeS, Sobn
Sc. Solp.
Siili8sS taotSonpoIt Geo. 81. Col
ter bertrot Oie anflage uno Siaot
2obe Strou8 mo @m. g. 86pte,
iutt., bertroten Sen 9lngeflaQtcn.
IuS ben 3eugenouSingep Qing Der.
Dor, Dab @bite unb ~&nocrIon be-
reitS am Somito9 bei'm 8feroeItol(
Der Sirmn Sppenbeim Sbern6orf &
so. on ser Baltimore, 1lo6e Gorep.
ItraBe, nit einonOer IN Streit qerie.
then. Sin iunger 9urIfe, NalnenS
Ne3leD GaIior0, bate @bite einen
9rief bon 0eiIen @eliebtcn ans ser
Solde gcnontmen, ltn0 @bite be.
idul0i9te Nn0crion, eS getbon ST. ba.
ben. 2cetcrer lteqte eS in Abrcoc.
morallf bin @bite i'm nieoerIdlu9.
@corg 9rceO, Elm on6erer IngeItellter
ser Sirn1o, rib oie beioen iungeu
MGnner nuSeinnnoer. &m Wtontaq
crfun0igte it6 Ser StoQalfieber
9niperS bel Inoerion mober er Die
geidiuoIlene @onge babe, un6 oils
er erfllbr, oaB @bite i'm qeihla9cu,
benadri6tigte er Srn. s. s. 0apiS,
Superinteu0enten Der Sirmo, bon ser
Nffoire. 9iefer rrtIirB 'g9btte 6orallI
aus Dem 0ienIt. @eItern Worgen nun
tnldte @bite in 8ealeitltng bon So
lepb &erner, zines In9eitcIteu Der
Baltimore bio.9obn," nit Dem er
5ltiummen logirte uno Der bel 9om.
erS fir feline @ie0eranitelltng rpirfen
moltc, bel Dem @eiddftsbollIe an ser
@eit-6 opetteItroBe ollf. gI8 er Nm.
oerion'S oniidtig nuroe, i~tiir8te CT
ii6 oltf oenielben, rno I'M Hu In9en
Die @eiOen iid roitfeno oitf Dem
Srottoir.
InoerIon rief ots; nGuft 9owcrS
Serbei, che id @bite ited)e." SSn Scr
n1dIten 0finute mGl5te @bite iid in
ieinem Dilute, er bate mebrere Stid)s
ipitnben in Ser 8ruIt. Scr i6tper
&crlette lpuroe nod Scr IpotGefe OIL
ser gdc bon Sopette. un6 2ibertpItr.
ge6roht uno bon BORT in ser Imbll.
lnr5 ocS mittleren DiitriftS nod Dem
oSto0t.Soipitnl;" ober che Der @a'
gen sort onlangte, ipar Der iunge
Mann bereitS cine 2ei6e.
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Sdiffsnadri6tem.

Rem-O 81. Silni. - Sicr
an9etommen lino bie 9ampfer
"&ronprin5" @iIbelm bon Bremen
unb sWteio6o" BON 2onopn.
a6gefabren Iin0 Die 0ampferr Hot.
teronn" nah &otteronnt, pia 9out.
lo9ne, unb oaoiier @ilbelm Der Gro.
BE" nod Bremen, pia Ylpmoutb uno
G~berbourg.
@ibroItar, 90. sunni. = Seute
bier angeInnet lit Der 8ampfery Yrin-
5eB' Srere," bon Nem.Dorf nod Reo.
pei lno 8enuo unteriuegs.
@remen,2 81. SUM Ser Tam.
pier Daailer 8ilbelm Ger 3meite"
trdf geitern bon Nep,g) BORT pia Blp.
mouth uno Gberbolirg bier elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23

@ar Iebeusm il 8 re. - Die 81
Sabre olte Sarab Inoerion on Der
Wtaoiion.Ipenue uno 2oneD'S Zane,
Inner, periudte g~eitern ~9tafmittag
on Der gfe bon Baltimore uno Caro-.
lines troBe -Selbitmoro 81 begebeu,
inoem iie cine 9oiiS 2auoanlm Su
iid) nabm. sic mltroe bon Der Holi-
5ei beS norboitli6en 0iitrifts ms
Baltimore llniperlit1ts : Soipitol"
gel6offt, no iie bal6 bur6 Inipeil-
oitng ser Magenptmpe ouber Sc
fobr qebrodt iuurbe.
8ier MANNER aus benz
@aer ge3ogen. Sergeant
Slooo nnb Eoli5iit Norton BON iiiO.
Iiden 9iItrift retteten geitern Nadl,
mittaa bier Witglie6er bes %olriel-
Huoer-GltbS," Die iif) ober iueigerten
ibre Namen on5ugeben. Die iungeit
&eute befanoen iid) ouf einem Huoer.
boote in Spring arbens, rannten
gegeu einen BORT lieeenben 2aItfabn
an; ibr Boot fenterte unb sllle fielen
iu's @olier. Sbre fritiiAe Gage
ipitroe bon ben YoIi5iiten bemertt, Die
ibrten NIT einent anoeren 8oote 81
Siilfe fomen nno iie nuf's 3rodene
bra6ten.
Sebte Elm 9ino aus. =
angen5cugen meloeten aeitern in Der
0itliden Goli5eiltation, oaB iie inben,
mie cine meiBe 8raii ge9en 10 ltbr
8ormittags ein 9inb m6nnliden &c.
idIe6ts in elmer aqep binter Ir. IA,
Siib-Geutral- &penue, ~ausieste. 9as
Sinh iuuroe in Die Yoli3eiitation ee.
brodt, nnb Die FoIiiei lift mlf Der
Guide nod Der unnatiirlfen Mutter,
bic ongeblid 5 SUB 81 3ol eroB II.
itarf gebant lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23

$50 Die q. SobreSieier oes .&opol
grcamrm" miro am 2annerItas, Den
%. Sum-, i'm DSpric" ourd cine
grobartige literariih . muiifaliide
nnterboltung begangen. Mitglieoer
oes Oroens fonnen 9iQete BON ben
9ollettoren ibrer Gon5ilS erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23

'+ Inter ben guipi3ien bes .sssit.
DEPENDENT Sr0er Wedanies" miro
6eute, MittmofJ, Yen.Mar err.
offnet tueroen. Die Tunoreiie foitet
ST. Der @~rpreB5ug fdbrt @orgens
Inn 9.15 ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23

80 Tomb 6ein grfurios
mem. - Son berte, oen %. SUM,
an miro ole Queen MINES gilenbabn
Comp. cine erireuli6e Neuerung elm.
fiibren. Ser bodieine 9ompfer
Queen Caroline" miro Den Bier 10,
2igbtitraBen $ Berite, nm 6.t5
@benos oerloiien uno cine 8obrt Die
Ban binunter bis annapolis nladen.
Ger Compiler febrt nm 1915 nnd)
Baltimore 5ltriid. Won paiie auf Die
3eitungS . Nnnoncen auf nno nebme
Die @elegenbeit lpobr, fir % Gents
cine l%uunoerooae M%onoldein 4. er-
f%iriion 81 unternebmen. G%ineDtuiif-
aapeae miro ~ip1breno Der 5obrt ipie-
len.
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vSbr laBt ben4rmen bung.
rio meroen,
3ann iiberlaBt Sbr i'm Der Tein"
leien mir in einem 8e6ielblatte. Dos
i6one @oetbe'ide @eoid,t ioate ood
nidt 10 entiteat iueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23

YaHe! YG6e!
snr Geiie ms Hnslanb beiors. g.
Saline, VT. Ali, st. YaaI.S trafe,
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9 q ferot t..

Der 2nfomotiDfiibrer @iQinm g.
8urbin bon Cumberland lud)te I'M
8umoes. SreiSgeridt nm Die 8obltba.
ten oeS carbohydrates nad. Seine
decentralization belalien ii6 auf
1899 unO leine 8utboben alf 1886.
Mower County transcript., 1904-06-22
LYLE CENTER

Mr. aud Mrs. Wn. Pace and Mrs. n.
i. Pace attended the Golden Weddings
at Austin Saturday.
Ole Holt visited relatives and friends
here last week.
The Misses Pratt and Smith of May
nard, Iowa, are visiting F.'M. Dufty's.
The Wadsworth children are visiting
their grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
HerZog. A.. .<~.
James Connolly has traded his farm
for a half section of land in northern
Minnesota. :: u"
Mr.. Bryan entertained his children at
A. Elmer's, Sunday.
A. stock raiser of South Dakota was
in this neighborhood looking for horses.
We understand that Warren Padel-
ford has sold the Keenan, farm to j.
H.. .Barthel. #r.@ "*- a.~ a... -"~ .r%%
Mrs. c. H. Wenham who has been
visiting in this vicinity returned to her
home at Chicago Monday. Her sister
Mrs. Harris and children went with
her, u &t%gs - @s
Mower County transcript., 1904-06-22
LANSING

Leslie Register of Moscow spent
Sunday here with relatives.
Mrs. D. B. Vaughan and daughter
Nellie, from Unity, Wisconsin. came
Tuesday to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Zena Cooper came to visit her
friend Mary r. Vaughan:
Mrs. Thomas, Worthy Grand Matron
of the 0. E. s. of Minnesota, was the
guest of Mrs. O: G. La Bar Saturday
and Sunday. She visited Celia Chapter
Saturday evening. There were q num-
ber from Oak Glen Chapter and
Blooming Prairie present also.
A number from this village attended
Children's Day exercises in Browns
dale Sunday evening.
MI. and Mrs.: Hart and children
drove down from Pratt the last of the
week to visit relatives.
Fred Horstman spent Sunday in Ra'
cine with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. York of Brownsdale
attended church here Sunday afternoon
+. r. Walters of Austin spoke here
Sunday afternoon in place of Rev. G
D. Belden.
The Ladies Aid will meet55with Mrs
D. B. Vaughan Thursday afternoon
All are invited to attend.
Misses Mabel and Nellie Vaughan
spent Sunday in Owatonna with rel:
tives.
M. E. Burton of Austin has pur
chased the Fred Herr property in tn,
south part Of the village and is
moving here. Mr.. Herr goes t,
Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Waye of Austi1
spent Sunday at H. B. Roe's.
Mrs. F. A. CARL spent last week will
her daughter, Mrs. G. w. Eastman a
Elkton.
Mrs. Alice Soule, Mrs. James H
Smith and Misses Mary Vaughan ant
Zena Cooper went to Albert Lea Tues
day to attend the Baptist association.
Mower County transcript., 1904-06-22
SUTTON

Miss Wiseman of Austin is visiting
at the L. Schwartz home.
Oscar seebach of Red Wing Sunday
ed with his uncle G. Seebach.
F.. C. Christgau closed his school in
Dist. 1O6 on Thursday last and left for
Chicago Friday. While there he will
attend the National Republican Con
vention.
F. A. Smith and Fred Christgau are
attending the Democratic State Con
vention at Duluth this week.
The Sutton base ball team are swell
players. Last week they played Ma
nila; score was 36 to 9 in favor of Sut
ton. This week they played Window
and the score was to 0 in favor OF
Sutton.
Mower County transcript., 1904-06-22
RED STAR

Mrs. Oliver Larson of Deer Creek
visited her brother, B. Gunderson re-
Gently.
Hans Helgerson and family attended
the funeral of his niece, Henrietta,
who died at her home in Nevada the
18th.
P. Fink has been on the sick list.
The Austin callers this week were
Mrs. George Murphy and Margaret,
John Murphy and sons Johnnie and
Wilfred, Mr.. Fink and daughters,
Margaret, Anna and Willie and FRAMES
Murphy. The seven young people at
tended catechism at St. Augustine's
church.
The pupils who were neither absent
nor tardy during the last month Of
school were; Myrtle Carter, Charlotte
Garter, Leonard Carter, Arthur Gekler,
Ora Gekler, Margaret Fink, Anna Fink,
Hans Helgerson, Clara Helgerson,
Johnnie Murphy, Bernard Murphy.
There were twenty-six pupils enrolled
this year all of whom are entitled to
apportionment. Thirty-six volumes
were added to- the school library re.
Gently, making total Of one-hundred
ten Volumes. School closed Monday,
June 20, with a picnic held on the
school grounds. Just before school was
called to order in the morning the
children presented the teacher with a
beautiful little gift which she greatly
appreciated. In the afternoon pro.
gram was given at the close of which
Mr.. Carter being very hungry, asked
for refreshments. Ninety persons were
served and all returned to their homes
feeling that they had not spent the goth
of June in vain.
Mower County transcript., 1904-06-22
LIE ROY

The glorious fourth will be properly
celebrated at LIE Roy.
VIM. Allen attended the State PrOhi-
bitiOn convention at St. Paul last week.
Among the famous speakers in attend
ance was the great prohibition orator,
Oliver W. Stewart. Mr.. Allen reports
it as the grandest temperance lecture
he ever had the pleasure of hearing.
The lawn social Wednesday evening
given under the auspices of the W. c..
II. U. was a decided success socially
and financially. The program was we'll
rendered, music by the Cornet band
highly appreciated and the ice cream
tables we'll patronized. The ladies of
the society feel duly grateful to all who
contributed in any way to the success
of the entertainment.
Celebrate the fourth at LIE Roy.
On account of the moist condition of
the cement walks there was no service
at the Presbyterian church Sunday eve
ming.
Children's day exercises were held at
the Baptist church Sunday evening.
The church was we'll filled, the pro-
gram very fine and we'll rendered, the
little tots especially taking their parts
in an interesting manner which showed
careful training.
L. A. Knapp after trading his Dako'
ia farm for the Walker property in LIE
Roy, sold the LIE Roy property to j
Lamon who will occupy the residence
.and move his blacksmith shop across
the street.
Mower County transcript., 1904-06-22

Henrietta trimmed in satin and
carried brides roses. ! The groom wore
the conventional black. Only relatives
witnessed the happy event. The groom
was born and reared here and is a
young man Of sterling worth. The
bride has lived nearly all her life in
Nora Springs, Iowa, and issa young
woman of rare graces of person and
character. The young couple have a
host of friends who wish for them an
abundance of life's blessings.
Mower County transcript., 1904-06-22
to Minneapolis and
Minnehaha Falls Sunday,
Tune 26,

Via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway. Band Concert at Min
nehaha Falls Park. Baseball game at
2:3O p. M, .Javas VS.. Hopkins at the
Java Ball Park, Kenwood and BrVn
Mawr avenues; general admission free
to holders of excursion tickets. Electric
car service to Minnehaha Falls. Special
Train will leave Austin at 6:35 a. M,
on Sunday. June 26; returning, leave
Minneapolis 600 p. M, Minnehaha
Falls $40 p. M, Sunday, June 26.
Tickets good going and returning only
on above train and date. Round trip
rate from Austin $3.50. Apply to
Ticket Agent of G.. NJ. g.. st. P. R'y.
Mower County transcript., 1904-06-22
NEVADA

Halvor Stooe of Dakota is calling on
friends. ,:'.'
Miss Hannah Olson and sister Mrs.
E. Bjork were Austin callers last
Thursday.
Henrietta Helgeson, aged II yrs.
died Thursday of consumption; was
buried Saturday at Sunny Side Gene
terry, Mona, Iowa.
Mrs. Olaf Jarandson, daughter of
Knut jacobson, and children of Haw-
ley, Mimi. came Friday to visit rela-
tives.
G. Landherr was an Austin caller
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. jacobson visited
relatives in Freeborn County last week,
Several of our best young men went,
by special invitation to Austin, early
last Thursday morn.
Mrs. o. Il. Richardson and three
daughters and Mrs. V. L. Bisbee re-
turned Sunday noon from their South
Dakota trip.
Miss Aliens school in Dist. No. 1C
closed last Friday. Scholars and friends
held a delightful picnic in Brooks
grove
The girls had leap year dance last
Wednesday eve at o. Rue's.
Our roads are being worked to fl.
nish,
Mower County transcript., 1904-06-22
BROWNSDALE

Rev. j. D. Mccormick left Monday
to visit for week at St. Paul, whittier
his wife had preceded him. During
his short vacation he is engaged to tie
two matrimonial knots.
Miss Fannie Palmer attended the
district Epworth League convention at
Preston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Rollings are visiting
at Fergus Falls, Minn., and Bottineau
n. D.
W. b. Sleeper has gone to North
Dakota.
The Tanner school under the super
vision of Mrs. Frank Sims enjoyed a
picnic Thursday.
M. B. Johnson is attending the St.
Louis Exposition.
Mrs. Bryan of Rochester is visiting
friends here.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. T. K. Dahle next Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peet of Luverne
are visiting at VIM. Peet's.
The wedding of VIM. P. Rahilly of
Dexter and Miss Alice Buell. Beltz oc-
CURED at the home of the brides parents
east OF this village Tuesday afternoon,
June 81, at half after three o'clock.
The bride is one of our most popular
and deserving young ladies.
Mower County transcript., 1904-06-22
Austin Markets.
H0~~

Young Fat Hogs. 200 and over.... $3.50
O " =" $50 to 190........ $465 to $4.7j
50 G. " $50 to l60.. $3.50 to 81 60
Packer Hogs. :........ .......... 4.50 to $4.6O
Fat Pigs 100 to 140, priced accord.
ing to weight and quality.
Cattle.