Mower County transcript., 1905-09-13
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AUSTIN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. i, 1905

-EpWOFCn League SOCIAL ueAt = II
day evening at the W.. G. Horr0bin
home. .-.. ~
W anted capable housekeeper for
owner of small farm. Inquire at this
Office. = " tt. "
How can I better my condition.
Attend Mankato Commercial College.
Write for catalogue.
Mrs. C. A. Litchfeld and children
of Dodge Centre spent Sunday with
relatives in Austin.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Nicholson of
Blue Earth came Saturday to spend
8 few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Agar and
son of Buenos Ayres are visiting her
brother, DR.. III. A. Avery and family.
Take advantage of the ten per cent
discount for custom made clothing
during August at Ed. Schiewek's over
Aurphy's.
Mrs. C.D.Beiden and daughter, Net
tie, returned Monday from Minneapo-
lis where they spent nearly week with
relatives.
Prof Frank A. Leonard has accept
ed position as principal of the school
at LETTERS, Minnesota. Term CON-
menced Sept. 4th.
Drop a postal card to the Agricul-
tural College, Ames, Iowa., for Bulletin
No. n on Corn Raising. It will be
sent for the asking.
Miss Florence H ildahl, formerly. Of
this city, was married Sept. 1, at San
Francisco to Mr.. Percy Daily. They
will reside in Chicago. -,
For rent at once half section of
land three miles southeast of Adams
village. All under plow. Splendid farm.
Inquire of Matt Smith, Austin,
SO far as possible, all our CORES
pondence must come to this Office on
Monday afternoons mails. It is simply
impossible to handle 1t all on Tuesday
An enjoyable neighborhood picnic
was given Saturday evening on Capt.
W. n. Sutton's lawn in honor of Mrs.
John X. Wilson and Miss Ada Tolbert.
C. S. Walker and family, for the
past ten years residents of Oakland,
will leave Friday for Los Angeles, CAL,
to reside. We are sorry to have them
60.
Housewives in every state agree
that Swift's Pride Soap and Washing
Powder are absolutely necessary in
their homes. You try them, be con-
vinced.
Roy Adams, Lafayette French, Jr.
Ralph Crane, Viola Fiester,. Lucy
Thomas and Beryl Marsh are the Aus
tin representatives at Carlton college
this year.
George w. Merrick returned home
Friday from his extended trip with his
family to Portland, Seattle and other
Pacific points. They were away about
two months.
Sneak thieves entered the Chas.
Bemis house in Red Rock Monday
afternoon during the absence of the
family and stole watch and chain be-
longing to Mrs. John P. Carroll.
james J. Hill. the railroad magnate,
will talk to the farmers Of Fillmore
county at their fair in Preston on We'd
nesday, September Goth. This date is
MIR. Hill's own selection and is announc-
cd in answer to multitude of inquiries.
We have received a copy of the
premium list for the International
Live Stock Exposition to be held at
Chicago Dec. 2 to Dec. 9, 1905. For all
information send to w.. E:'Skinner,
secy. Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Ill.
Will Chandler of Grafton, N. ID.
came Saturday from the cities to spend
Sunday with relatives. About thirty
of the Chandler relatives drove down
and spent Sunday with H. G. Trow.
bridges folks in Lyle. He left fol
Grafton Monday.
If you have not already got one get
new telephone SO that you
can talk to almost everybody in town
and country and get the very best long
distance service too. Get your name
in the new directory the Interstate
people are getting out, then you can
find everybody and everybody can find
you. It will add much to the security
and happiness Of the home.
Albert Sachse lost his barn two
miles north of Austin on the Ramsey
road about two o'clock Saturday morn
ing by fire. 1t was about 36 K 80 feet
dan was good structure, Insured
for 5000 on building in Mower Co. Far
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