Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
IBROWNSDALE
c., NJ. & St. p. Time Table.

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Passenger west boun d. ....2 Al and IL 30 a. m.
Passenger, east bound. ... II :O7 and Alp. m.
Freights. west bound. .......4 :55 p. m.
f're1ghts. east bound nd.................S:40 40 a. m
DR.. VonBronkhorst of the firm of
Lewis & VonBronkhorst, dentists, Aus.
tin,:wiil be at the Commercial Hotel
on Friday, March 6, prepared to do all
kinds of dentristv. zssaaa
Rev. G. D.. Belden of Austin, will
occupy the Baptist pulpit next Sun.
day morning.
Rev O. w. Trask drove to Lansing
on Monday to attend quarterly con-
ference.
+ Saturday was quite ysan exciting
I day. in town. 1t was the opening, day
|Of IS. w. Clark's great sale of mer-
chandise. There was, the, biggest
bunch of women together, g at. one
time, since the last celebration of the
|4ths. of July. They all came to get
lsome of that one-cent-a-yard calico
that was offered the first twenty
minutes Of the SALE: The store was:
full and they we're lined up on
the outside waiting, their. turn but
there was not enough Of the goods to
go round.--~The every day sa.es are
attracting great crowds.
/ The entertainment and basket So
|{ciable held in the Phillips district
Feb. IA, one and three-fourth miles
northwest Of Renova, was a grand
! success. " A nice program was we'll
h1y ho nj i1c 1l {~1,
such an interest to make a success.
The bidders and purchasers of bas-
kets also done their part under r. F.
Schwartz as auctioneer, which re-
ceipted $19.25. Jessie Nj. Hitler is
; teacher. g., ,... Il: 3. .....
Miss Matte J. Lang, stenographer
in the Office OF Fay Greenman in
Austin, was a guest of Miss Dora
clark the first Of the week.
August Volkman went down to
Grand Meadow on important" busi-
ness on Saturday. - '=~. '.r't ..r 90
FOR Minnesota Flax Seed
No. 25. This seed is clear from wild
mustard and false fax and yields
from three to five bushels per. acre
more. than common flax.-Forrest
Tanner Brownsville, MIN: >a1',.% ,]..}, .3.I =:
5.Chas. Hoy expects to leave with a
car for North Dakota in few days. :
Dell Lamb returned, to North Da-:
kota, last week. af,.t.. .:~ 4. r~,..s7 :,.4:
! Miss Mabel. Henderson spent the
Sabbath in Austin. :, '.* ,.r:. '5szz =. ..
The. date Of the Sunday, School in
stitute, which was to have been held
on the:;;24th5 mas been: changed to
Saturday. Fen. .glz.z It will: be held in
the Baptist church aandsthe following
is<the program am 81 Everyone invited
! to attend. g%Iz;l;; .n E,lats ii - a., - L.;
| :: SATURDAY AFTERNOON: :,
]; 2:00-DevotionaI; Exercises, . :..1 !. -.
/ s2:1 15--Paper, '.'t'some Observations
!, l.. l.. Quimby. 'u' ii e's@G Z !. >t<rs' - "
i 2::4o Paper, M Is: Evangelism in
; Sunday. School, Mrs. Jas. Fries. ~
! O0-=-"Some means tnat may be
| used to keep the boys in. Sunday
i School," E: P. Merrill. .f.4.,.>I. ..s,...-
! $3.50 s-J Address, The - Sunday
School as an Institution" A., M.
Locker. 4t.,4. ~
EVENING".
! .:o0-Song Service led by G.. NJ.
shortt: ....~
! 7:45-Devotional Exercises. -; u
| 500 - Address, - The Sunday
:; School Teacher, A. NJ. Locker.
I! Mrs. VIM. Irons has accompanied
: a brother to New York for a few
/ weeks visit at the old home.
! L. H. Johnson of Minneapolis,
:, speaker of the last House, was in
: town over Wednesday night in the
+: interests of the Hennepin Bridge Co.
; AS Mr.. Clark is now selling out
there will not be a firm in the vii
/ lage handling shoes. ... H. '.
i! What Brownsville needs is some
merchant with good stock OF cloth
=; ing and shoes. ~; '.@'-'s .1'
It is reported that JAS. Pinkava has
purchased the Kelsey farm in Udolpho
and his sister will move onto the
! place where he now is. ..:....
!! 0. R. York is able to be around
and attend to his chores '6.+.
M. Stephenson made business trim
to Sergeant on Monday, where he re-
!! ceived a car of corn.