Mower County transcript., 1904-10-05
County comm issioners meet next

Wednesday.
Mrs.. J. D. Smith .and daughter
went to Mitchell Friday to visit rela.
tives. 5sss:.s ~.
I. The Ladies Musical gave fine
musical: program yesterday afternoon
atElks hall. S III !: %.s sss.. 5...
Miss Allie kaufman spent Sunday
at Fort Dodge and took il the street
fair Saturday evening. ,ss z5.s u
II r. Nv. Roberts is putting il a
foundation fot,a ne house: On First
street and Wiinolla .sss.
Frank H. Mite eheli5left for For
man, N. D., yesterday to spend about
ten days on; business. A.. % j., II
For sale, my farm adjoining the
village Of Lyle ON the west for sale: at
a asbargain. Gus LENTH. =
William. Moore. was down last
week from Glen Ullin, N. D.: to visit
: his folks, returning Thurday. = i:
We publish part of the Mower
County fair5 premium list this week
and will complete it next week.
7 The Calendar club will be eLter-
tanned by Mrs, Fred Fenton this after
noon at her home on Oakland avenue.
Mrs. Charles Hutchinson of Morris,
Ill.,, came Thursday to visit her, niece,
Mrs. BelleSherwood and other relatives.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid was
pleasantly entertained Friday, after;
Ia noon BY Mrs. Isaac Guy on Browns.
dale avenue. i.
f. Judge S. 5. Washburn has returned
From his summer outing at Middle
bury, Vermont, considerably improved
in health and feels that he is steadily
gaining. 49, 80
The Austin Choral society will re-
hearse the comic opera "The Little
Tycoon during the COMING weeks in
preparation for giving it during the
winter.asThe first rehearsal was held
last evening. = 4, :$:
The Concord. Poultry Association
will give grand ball at Concord hall
on Friday evening of this. week. peo-
pie in Austin wishing free transporta-
ton are requested to telephone A. W.
Edison or J. J. Furlong. "
Mrs. Albert Mcfarland and child
left Thursday for Washington, Kan
sas, to visit her folks. Albert will soon
60 down there and they will spend the
winter on a ranch near Meade, Kansas,
returning to Austin in the spring.
Lyman D. Baird received Thurs
day from his, aunt in Connecticut a
much treasured heirloom in the shape
of a mahogany veneered bureau made
entirely by his father, George Baird
in 1850, while working at his trade of
cabinet maker in Connecticut. It has
Mr.. Baird's imprint on it: 3:..~
For the best and latest IN photo
graphs go to Bishop, the new photo
graphs 213 Main street. Their Plati
mum work is up to date and stylish
Artiscally furnished with hand made
cards and art folders. Giving yor
something different from the regula
ton photographs.
Rev. D. J. w. Somerville, rector
for the past eight years of Christ Epis
copal church in this city, rendered hi
resi- ignation to the church Monda,
levening in order to take charge of th
large parish and church at Lewiston
1Idaho. We are very sorry to have hin
leave this city where he has3 done
splendid work.
! "A letter from J. ]. Murphy, Ma
poleon, N. D., informs us that Georg
M. McKenna, secured the republican
nomination for states attorney in tina
> county Wednesday after very war;
flight. Mr.. McKenna formerly wa
bookkeeper>for Joseph Keenan, in thi
} city and is graduate Of the law depart
ment Of the University of Minnesota
i class of 1908. His many Austin friend
congratulate him.
. Capt. Charles G. Hunt and Cap
|:Richard O. Hunt of Santa Barbar'
CAL. who are visiting relatives her
were both enlisted in the U. s. servic
while residents of Austin. The forme
! was in the Fourth Minnesota Infant1
with George Baird, the latter was i
the Second Minnesota Cavalry with
P. Bell, John E. Robinson, Freeman /
Carl, L. D. Garter, Silas butcher, LIE
! ter Vanhouse and others.