Mower County transcript., 1908-08-12
Call at Dalager's and get his spe,


Call st Dalager's and get his spec
ial bargains for the next few days
Mrs. Roy CARL, who has been visit
ing her father, D. =. Chandler and
other relatives in this vicinity returned
home to Mason City Monday.
-. Solner will sail for home on Fri
day of this week from Christiana, Nor
way. He may visit in Chicago on the
way and is expected home about Sept.
Will M. Cranes new honse on
South Kenwood avenue is being plas-
tered. .
Mr. Paul Field ard family left
Monday tor North Dakota where he
contemplates buying farm and 10.
eating permanently. He recently sold
his residence located on the corner of
Bryant and Railway street.
Miss Emma Juelson left Monday
for her home in Northwood, Iowa, at
ter visit with friends in the city
&C. II. Davidson, Jr. and family of
Darlington, N. D. have been visiting
relatives here since Wednesday. They
expect to return home today or to-
morrow.
Will Bump moved his barber shop
yesterday to the Basford building, for.
merly the Register Office.
Geo. A. butchers dairy record for
july was 1881 pounds of milk from
% cows, bringing cash income of
$26l.76. He threshed fifty acres of
oats this week getting about seven
bushels to the acre on account Of the
hail.
II wish to close out all glass ware
tumblers, lamps, etc. SO as not to move
them. E. A DaIager, grocer.
For Sale, residence property on
Main street, Come and look it over.
tt G. ii. COATS.
Mrs. O.. E. Nicholson and chill
dren leaves tomorrow for an extended
visit with her hasband at Bowdle,
South Dakota, who is running an en-.
gine tn the new extension of S. M.
division OF the G, nj. & st. z. Ry. On
her return home she will visit friends
aud relstives in Minneapolis:
-E. A. Dalager moved his crockery
stock yesterday to the vacant store for
merly occupied by Ed Marsh's meat
market, next to the Ebinger bakery on
Main street. Plans for his new brick
block are completed and will be COM
menced shortly. Mr.. Dalager is CIV
ing some great bargains in crockery,
glassware and groceries SO as not to
have to move so much again.
For sale nearly now cereal aud feed
mill with lumber and fuel business ia
| connection. Steam power, good town,
good business. Good reason for selling,
Now is your chance. Address, r. G :,
Box:262, Hendricks, Mimi.
! MIR, aud Mrs. w. j. Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Adams and Mrs. An.
netta Ellingson returned Saturday
from Clear dake, Iowa, where they
|thave been spending the past two weeks
! Mrs. MARSHALL Franklin and sor
of Minneapolis and he, sister, Mis-!
Luetta Knudtson, of Duluth eex
pected Saturday to spend couple o1
weeks with .selatives and friends il
/ this city.
i Mrs. Heny Rolfe and two child
I'ren who have been visiting MIS-. ReHe'
\ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Th0mes Savage
4 for the past ter weeks, left last weel
/ for Owatonna sand Minneapolis wher
! they will visit relatives for few day
4 before proceeding to their home j,
Palermo, N. D. Mrs. Rolfe is mpc]
pleased with Nerth Dakota and enjoy
better health while there.
i John Savagehas been visiting hi
.hrother, Thomas Savage, Of Saints
Rest for q few tdays. He left Ehne
day morning for his home in MiteheN
Soxth Dakota.
j "A farewell reception was give
Thursday evening at the home Of Mrs
Frances Adams in honor of Wm. Ul
mer sof the U. S. navy who was home oa
q short furl0ugh 1t was an entir,
surprise to him. There were about 3,
young people present and the evenin,
was spent very pleasantly in games
music and other recreation. Suppe,
was served on the lawn at 1880 A
beautiful gold watch fob was present
ed to Mr.. Ulmer as a seminder Of ths
occasion He left Friday for his posi-
on the u. s. warship Idaho near Phil
adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Decker of Aus.
tin township gave a dinner party to
about twenty-five of their friends Fri.