Mower County transcript., 1906-01-10

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university returned to their work Mon %
day.
4 NJ iss Frances Conrad returned
Monday to her studies at the " mona
normal sSss
C. II. Davidson and family Of Car
rington, N. D. came down Friday for a
brief visit. !.
Don't fail to read the advestisme emf
How to get a Farm Free, to be found
in this paper.
I - Mrs. "A. Nelson returned yesterday
from Minneapolis where she visited
during vacation. -. :*3 Is. T .s..=. :,
| Rex Clay is reported as slightly
| improving. He is able to move one Of
his toes a little. ..>.* .S=: .l=.... =.
| Alba Bump Of London came up
Monday to attend the. installation OF
the NJ. w. 4: officers. F E :.szt
Mrs. Lucy Gushing left for Chicago
J Monday evening called by the very
serious illness of her sister. 4
! -JoyEL. Hawkins of Window town
ship yesterday brought in IT, dozen of
fresh eggs all laid in ten days. .-. -
Open joint installation of officers
of Austin Lodge A, O. wv. and of D.
Of H. will be held this evening.
The Clinton Falls Nursery Co.,
O.vatonna, Minn., sells stock that grows.
They replace free of charge any that
dies.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas l.. Beiseker
of Fessenden, n. D. spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. N Bel
seker. ., '..
Ned Edward left for Minneapolis
Monday called to meet Mr.. and Mrs. j.
F. Prouty as Mrs. Prouty is reported
very ILL., i
Frank A. Leonard returned to his
school work at Ieffers, Mimi, on Satur7
day after spending the holiday vaca-
tion at home !
Mcintyre w. r. Corps has already
raised about $500 for the G.. A. r.
monument to be erected at Oakwood
cemetery. 49,
The Congregatio nal Ladies Aid
will be-entertained this afternoon by
Mrs. F. E. Knopf. Miss Elizabeth
HORNED will assist. 81
M. S. Fisch went to Minnesota
Lake Monday to attended the annual
meeting Of the First National Bank
there. He is the vice president.
Northern grown nursery stock
grown by the Clinton Falls Nursery
Co., Owatonna, Minn., will withstand
the hard winters of the Northwest.
1Miss Mae Fairbanks, teacher in the
Dexter schools, spent part of last week
visiting primary schools in Minneapolis
and St. Paul and also visiting relatives.
Mrs. NJ. p. Patterson of Collins,
Iowa, arrived here Saturday morning
for visit with her mother, Mrs. II. B.
Armstrong and sisters, Miss Floy Arm
strong and Mrs. A. B. Rice.
The o. R. c. and the L. A. to 0. R.
c. installed officers Sunday afternoon
at their new hall. E. T. Dexter was in
stalling officer for the Conductors and
Mrs. Walter Terry for the Auxiliary.
The Floral Club met with Mrs. c
A. Pooler on Monday afternoon. Mrs.
J. E. Robinson read a paper on Charles
ton and Mrs, F. 3, Daigneau paper
on "The Period of Reconstruction in
the South"
| John Manning, Hverseer Of the
poor farm for the past.ten years, has
resigned to take effect on April 1.
He has made faithful official The
county commissioners at a special
meeting March p will receive bids for
overseer for 1906.
The committee on the coming Sum
day meetings in Austin had a meeting
Monday evening and decided to float
So, 500 worth of stock at dollar share
to insure the financial success of the
undertaking. Everything is looking
favorable.
"A large number was present at the
installation of the Eastern Star officers
at Masonic hall Monday evening. A
musical program followed, after which
refreshments were served, Mrs. VIM.
Todd was installing officer and Mrs.
Thos. McF Farlane, marshall,
The newly elected officers of Aus
tin lodge, Knights of Pythias, were in
stalled Monday evening, G. D. Belden,
deputy grand chancellor, installing Of
ficer. A Nelson and o. J. Simmons
were elected delegates to grand lodge,
J. E. Snyder and G. F. Cook alternates.
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