Mower County transcript., 1906-12-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph keenan, spent
Sunda1in, the Twin Cities. ~ >.

Is sSundd3ln, the IWln CltleS. :.. =>
Minnie Wolf returned Monday
i from Rochester where she bad an op-
Grafton for appendicitis. Her mother
accompanied hez =. ::*:: a. ss. T.:
Jnlins i anfma ~of Chicago is; .yis-
i :iting is6roehef HYmad. and slgmiiunntdt:
Regular preaching services at the
Christian church begin next Sunday.
S-Mrs. E.aJ., VonBronkhurst return
ed Yesterday !, from Wells where, she
went to attend thefuneral of her sister.
*-Judge J. N. Greenman was at the
probate office Monday for the first
time in about seven weeks on ACCOUNT.
of illness.
| "A large tireproof feed barn is to be
built lust west of the old Williams
hotel on: Mill street. 1t will be 32 feet
khE: i00, and6 will be of cement block
with asbestos$reof. Mr.. Dahfof w ater
loo, Iowa, is to put it up.
We call special attention to the ad:,
vertisements ; in this issue; You are
absolutely sure of the best bargains
in Austin by carefully studying them.
No matter in what line you intend to
Uuy, OIlI aus COVC1 UuO "AOAC AAdO VI
holiday purchases. !
Representative w. L HOLSTERS
picture appeared in . Wednesdays
Pioneer Press among the coming
legislators of the state. Mower county
will be worthily represented by him.
Il. D. BAIRD arrived home from Chi
cago Friday. He attended the confer
ence of the state fair managers of the
Northwest and the dates for next years
fairs were fixed. Minnesota's will be
the first week in September.
Albert and George E. Ande 8 m
finished the inventory of the Blonigan
hardware stock at Rose Creek Wednes-
day and took possession Thursday. ,
They are hustlers for trade and know
the business thoroughly. They will
handle farm machinery also.
The rain of last Tuesday night
froze on the trees and wires so that
considerable damage was done to
telegraph and telephone service in this
locality. The side walks of the city
were an icy glare making walking
rather dangerous. The country roads
froze up very rough.
The Haytield Transcript says that
VIM. Movers. of Austin, has rented the
Mad sen bui d ing in that village, at pres
ent occupied bv Jeweler Churchill, and
will open a restaurant in few days.
Mr.. Mevers will move his family up
from Austin as soon as he can secure
suitable residence.
For Sale, two track bowling alley
in good town, good opening for the
right man. A central location and If
properly run means money in your
Leroy, Minn., for particulars.
If in need. Of Silver Laced Wyan,
dotte cockerels for breeders, inquire of |
MRS. EVA DEKEMER, Lyle, Mimi, r. !
F. D. l.
Russell Adams nine year old son
of James G. Adams, fell on the ice
while skating near the S. M. Normal
college Saturday morning and broke
his right leg in two places just above
the ankle.
The sixth annual exhibition of the |
Mower County Poultry Association
will be held at Hirsh's auditorium Jan.
1, 2, 3, and 4, 1907. Plans are made to
have the best show ever seen here.
Fresh repaired Ludi Fisk at HUB
GROCERY DEPT.
Stove pipe lengths, 1212 cents each;
stove pipe elbows, 10 cents each; air
tight heating stoves, $139; snow SHOW
els, each 19c. HUB DEPT. STORE, Sec-
ond Floor
! For Sale, Barred Rock cOckerel',
| mammoth Bronze gobblers, until Dec.
| 20. HARRY JONES, Ramsey.