Mower County transcript., 1907-06-12

Only three weeks before the Fourth
of July.
Plenty of buckwheat seed at the
Ramsey Mills.
Wanted at once 25 salesladies at
the Fair Store.
Mrs. r. l.. Beiseker and children
left Friday for their home in Fessen'
den, N. D.
Wanted potatoes and beans at
Dalager's grocery. Highest pri ces in
cash or trade.
One years subscription to the Delin-
Gator free with 1925 in cash trade until
Sept. at Vests.
Mrs. O. N. Onsgard OF Spring Grove
returned home Friday after visiting
relatives here.
Potatoes and beans wanted at
Dalager's grocery. Highest price paid
in cash or trade.
Miss Viola Fiester went to North
field Saturday to attend the Carleton
college commencement.
Prof. L. N. McWhorter came from
Minneapolis Friday to spend a week
with relatives.
Handsome hand decorated Japan
ESQ China free to our customers. In
quire about it. Chas. L. West.
Miss Florence Guthrie of Bloom
ing Prairie came Friday to visit Miss
Nettie G. Belden for few days.
Miss Anna Merrick left Friday for
Houghton, Mich, where she formerly
taught, to visit friends.
Miss Ruth Shepherd is expected
here to spend Sunday before going to
her home in Billings, Mont. -.
Perfection of form is acquired by
wearing Thompson's Glove Fitting
Corsets. You will find them at Vests.
For sale, gas house tar for coating
posts. cleansing chicken houses, etc.
So barrel by Austin Gas Company.
K1RKs JAP ROSE toilet and bath soap
tits TRANSPARENT-s clear you can read
through it. All druggists and grocers sell 1t.
Wanted cattle to pasture. $500
head for the season. Plenty OF water.
MRS. J. B. MILLS, lO6 S. Franklin st.
For rent seven room house six
blocks west Of Catholic church. Inquire
at Austin National Bank. If
For sale choice clean Clover,
Alsike, Timothy and Millet Seed.-
Decker Brothers, Hardware.
Miss Sarah Haines returned Thurs
day from Chicago where she has been
attending the Moody Bible Institute.
-Elzabeth Howel]s of Austin grad.
mated from the Academic department.
of Albert Lea last month and will 20
on with college work next year.
JAP ROSE transparent toilet and bath soap
table oils-OILS THAI Y OUCAN EAT. Made
by K1RK-sold by all druggists and grocers.
IL. M. Tollefson, the painter, fell
Wednesday afternoon from a ladder on
which he was painting the store of the
Earl Furniture Company, hurting his
hip considerably.
Sunday was Fireman's Memorial
Day and the local companies attended
special service at Christ Episcopal
church and liseened to an appropriate
sermon by Rev. J. S. Budlong.
"A company of the Eastern Star
and other old friends spent a very pleas
ant afternoon Wednesday with Mrs.
Edwards at the home of Mrs. G. N.
Beiseker. Mrs. Edwards formerly re-
sided here.
The annual report of the Christian
church shows AMOUNT raised during for
all purposes, $1,35O with all Outstand-
$500 on the building fund. Eleven have
united with the church since the begin.
ing of the year.
District court convened yesterday.
Judge Kingsley gave the charge to the
grand jury and appointed + a.. T;cknor
foreman. The preliminary call Of the
calendar was made. The petit juries
will be called today. We give else.
where full list of cases on calendar.
Misses Addie, Clio and Jennie
Teeter of this city in company. with q
Saturday for their European trip.
They will visit various points in
England and on the continent return
ing from Italy in time for the fall term
of school.
The Silver Leaf Club met with
Mrs. J .Boult0n south of Cedar City on
Thursday. Sixteen ladies were present.
The afternoon was spent busily with
the needle and fine supper was served.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Fred Ii ncoln, on Thursday, June
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-The Austin Rug Factory now has
it's carpet beating wheel in operation
and is ready to do your work promptly
and thoroughly. Telephone them and
they will call for your carpets and re-
turn them the same day. Don't break
your back beating carpets by hand
when you can have it done better by
machinery. 49, re
--Mrs. T.; w. Decker and Mrs. A. NJ.
Smith entertained company Of about
forty lady friends Thursday afternoon.
in honor of Mrs. Margaret Shaw Car
tersof Somerswofth, n. H., Mrs. Julius
Smith of Madison, Mimi, and Mrs. =.
NJ. Now Whorter Of Minneapolis The
occasion was informal and very pleas