Mower County transcript., 1904-07-27
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Teachers examinations commence
next Monday morning. ....,~--:. x@.
IS. H: Harrison and family are
camping at Ho!lister's.
ID. H. Stimson was down from
Mortified to spend Sunday.
The Ladies Institute will meet at
the courthouse this afternoon.
Leah Crane and Jessie Stimson are
planning to attend Oberlin college next
school year.
-Thede Mollison and family were
down from Faribault to spend Sunday
with relatives.
The cutting of barley and early
oats is being pushed rapidly this week
in this locality.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. &c. Johnson Jr. to-
morrow afternoon.
Geo. A. HORNED and family went
east last week by way of Duluth and
Cne lakes and Buffalo.
Prof. G. D. Decker and family left
Wednesday to drive to Lake Crystal on
visit with friends there.
Mrs D. H. Stimson of Mortified
has been spending the past week with
friends here returning Monday.
Mrs. NJ. E. G. Wilson and daughter
Grace returned Monday from their
visit at their old home in Racine.
-Chas. l. Riley, postotfice clerk, went
to the Rosebud reservation Wednes-
day to try his luck at draw for farm.
Fred E. Gleason, the jeweler, re-
turned Thursday from trip to Caring
ton, Steele and other forth Dakota
points.
Geo. E. Anderson is off duty for a
two weeks vacation. Jas. E. SNYDER
went on duty Monday after a restful
vacation.
Mrs. J. X. Wilson will move to
Mortified next month where her niece.
Miss Ada Tolbert, willattend Carleton
College.
George LaBar of Lansing caught a
black bass weighing 81 pounds at Ram
sey and furnished Dr. Hollister with a
fine dinner.
The Business Mems Association
held special meeting last evening to
consult regarding the county fair and
street carnival.
Mrs. J. G. Kaiser and son Melvin
Of Puyallup, WASH, are visiting here
where they formerly lived. They are
warmly welcomed.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Page of Chi.
cago have been spending week with
relatives here. He is with the Melville
Clark Piano house.
Mrs. Chris Gaukel returned to he,
home near Flandreau. S. D. Wednes.
day after spending several weeks visit.
ing here and in Wisconsin.
Mrs. A. E. Carter entertained
friends Friday afternoon in honor of
her mother who lives in St. Paul and
her aunt from Sheldon, Iowa.
! Lost, strayed or stolen, one bay
gelding, 10 years old, weight about 110(
lbs. Finder please notify, Warren
Kennedy or Geo. Hagan, Austin MINI
The Mower County Farmers Mu
tual Insurance Company now has an
office of its own in the courthouse, on
Main street front, opposite the court
room.
| The interior of the rooms over c
L. Vests is being taken out to make
room for new steel ceiling and hard
wood floors. The Progressive League
will occupy them.
Miss Bessie Munsey, music teacher
at the s. M. Normal, went to her home
in Indiana Friday to spend several
weeks. She will return to her duties
here in September.
L. D. Baird got his saloon building
next west of the Crane, hotel, completed
in about three weeks and had several
days to spare on his contract to have it
ready within thirty days. George
Umhoefer will occupy it.
Henry Waterman's new house on
| Allegheny street has tile roof weigh.
ing four tons and half. That ought
to hold it down in any ordinary wind
storm. He is now having a KELSEY
furnace put in.
Clerk of Court 0. j. Simmons re-
turned yesterday morning from Cincin
natl where he attended the grand lodge
of Elks as a delegate. He saws the
weather there was intolerably hot,
The Milkmaids Convention at the
Baptist church last evening was sue
cess. The weather favorable. The
DrOpram waS Oivon in %bo .L.,,.., 40,