Mower County transcript., 1904-04-20
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Baking Powder
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Is Most Economical
Because It makes better
and more hea1thfu1 food.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fox spent Sun
day in McGregor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcintyre of Mime
apolis spent Sunday with friends here.
H. Frederiske is in failing health
and confined to the bed much of the
time.
FLAX Seed for sale, selected, cleaned
for sowing. o. G. LaBar, Lansing,
AIinn.
Rev. G.. y. Belden held services at
the Odd Fellows Home in Northiield
Sunday afternoon.
%. Hanson of Corning, who has
been sick for several weeks with lung
fever, is improving.
The Duodecim Club met with Lee
Gibbons Friday evening and discussed
capital punishment
Mrs. &. D. Belden went to Fari
bault and Northtield Thursday and
visited until Monday.
The Mower County Publishers
Association will meet at the Fox Hotel
next Saturday afternoon.
Geo, w. Merrck has gone to
Phoenix, AriZ., called by the severe ill.,
ness of his sister, Mrs. Flowers.
-Eisch Brothers grand Loom End
Sale closes next Saturday. See their
ad for the bargains Of the season.
-Beryl Marsh has been dangerously
i'll for the past week with pneumonia.
She was a very little improved yester
day.
Lost Saturday evening on Main or
st. Paul streets a pair of gold-bowed
spectacles. Finder please leave at this
office.
Seed Flax for sale at $l.15 per bus
hel. Sample can be seen at Revord 4
Holmes. Z. F. Woodle, sos Baldwin
Street.
Geo. r. kirkpatrick, a Socialist
lecturer, spoke at the Redman hall
Monday evening and in the court room
last evening.
"A few extra copies of last weeks s
issue containing full account of the
new Carnegie library are left and are
on sale at this office.
Ole johnson, who lived for II
years on section 6, in Udolpho, died
March 80, aged 66 years. He leaves a
wife and six children.
The Baptist Y. p. U. gave pleas
ant social at the church last evening.
One of the features was guessing con-
test on the names of the members.
Work commenced yesterday on
Mrs. &. w. Benton's new house on
Garfield street near Lafayette park and
opposite E. &. Tompkins' residence.
"A Lacrosse paper says that stock
company has been formed in that city
to erect and operate a new telephone
line between that city and Austin.
Ben Hilker had fainting spell at
Cronon's Saturday and was taken home.
1t was rumored that he was dangerous
ly i'll but he was out riding yesterday
afternoon.
Bankrupt Stock General Merchan-
disc, Groceries, Clothing, Boots & Shoes.
Dry Goods, Hardware at Renova, MINI.
Must be sold at once. Address T. H
Pridham Austin, MINI. tt
The Hub Department Store will
have its formal opening tomorrow
afternoon and evening. Free lunch
will be served from three to five and
from seven to ten to all who come
Albert Thon has special sale on
for the next week, commencing tomor.
row, Don't miss a single item in their
mammoth ad OIL the first page. You
will find just what you are looking for
-, ,.-Rev. 5. W., Day has been very i'll
! ~
for several days. Ed. Day and wife
came up from Mason City Saturday
] and Parker Goodwin was summoned
from St. Paul. Mr.: Day was very near
4 the end last evening. .bA4,:4 -
! Rev. Brookes Smith of Minneapolis
/ will give an illustrated lecture at high
school hall next Friday evening on
South Africa, commencing at eight
o'clock. He is a very interesting and
instructive speaker. Tickets 25r cents
pupils Is cents. ..f +@1#%' n .''s's'
Little Frankie, son Of Mr.. an6
Mrs. Joseph Lohman, died Saturday
morning Of pneumonia, aged eight
months. Funeral services, conducted
by Rev. G. D. Belden were held at the
residence, 1910 Moscow street, Aonda!
forenoon. lnterment in Baudler ceme.
terry. 555