Mower County transcript., 1908-08-19
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tea III.
Special bargains in glassware and
crockery. l would rather sell at q
sacrifice than move it. E. "a. Dalager,
the Grocer.
Miss Grace Proper and Miss
Morris from w est Concord were visit.
ing IN Austin Wednesday afternoon.
80 Iiss Grace "a. Leonard, and Olive
Lowry visited Miss Edith Vest, a few
days last week, at the Vest home,
south ofStown. =..s
One of the most picturesque and
daring figures in modern industrial life
Is "The Contracting Engineers" the
man who sits on the bank of q river
with q blueprint in his hand and sees
the way over. In the September
number of Scribner's Benjamin Brooks
himself an engineer, will describe
vividly the life Of this captain of men.
Fay r. Smith arrived Friday from
Blessing, Texas, and will remain for
the rest of the summer, II ::<
The ladies aid society of the Pres
byterian church will be entertained by
Mrs. Gus. Ward, Mrs. Ben Speck and
Mrs. Knudson at the home of Mrs,
Ward, corner of Bridge and Third
streets, Friday afternoon, August 81.
-Found-2 cents cash and q prem
ium stamps: by buying Memo corset.
Allconcerned will please report to the
Hub Department Store and be re.
warded. ,s4s =, z.,@
= Lost -27 cents cash ard p prem
ium stamps by not buying your Memo
corset at the Hub Department Store.
Finder will please return same to the
Hub and be rewarded.
Write to M. @. Benson. BLOOMING
fralr'e, Minn., for mating list and
prices, If you want eggs from one of
the best pens OF S. c. Rhode Island
Reds in the state. IF
The fall term of the 5. M. Normal
;co'lege will open on Tuesday, Sept 1.
The prospect for an increased attend.
ance is fattering. Last year over 1900
different pupils were enrolled in this
popular school. An effort will be made
to add materially to this total during
the coming year.
Miss Augusta Sullivan accom-
panied by Mary Simms of Brownsville
went to Lacrosse Monday on a visit.
-Mrs. Burr Maxwell went to Bloom
ing Prairie yesterday to visit her
daughter.
Editor G. D. Belden is a delegate
to the National Editorial Association
which is in session at St. Paul this
week and will be in attendance for
several days.
Miss Jennie Crandell went to Min
neapolis Monday on visit.
The Miozota Society, auxiliary of
the Cedar City Cemetery association,
will meet at the 1. J. Dinsmoor place.
tuesday afternoon, August 25. Every
oooy is welcome to come and help.
inese ladies are undertaking a good
work in raising funds for the improve.
ment of the cemetery grounds and
should have generous cooperation and
aid.
Wanted, beans and old potatoes
Dalagers grocery.
Fred Christgau of Dexter town
who bought grain at Sutton for two
year, went to Danube, Mimi, Thurs
day to buy grain there.
The city council at special meet.
ing last evening wrestled with the
problem of curbing South Main street
from the postofhce to Cedar street.
The city council at their meeting
Frlday'evening'voted unanimously to
build anew city hall and engine house
combined. The fire COMMITTEES was
ouIuoIlzeo 10 nave plans drawn and tO
secure funds.
Wilson Beach Is city recorder pro
tenn during the absence of T. M.
Foster.
The alarm of fire Saturday morn.
Ing came from the First N National Bank
The janitor was trying to burn some
paper in the furnace and it smoked
pouring out of the basement windows
Some one passing concluded it was a
fire and turned in an alarm. Damage
light. .....- salss~
4. M. Tollefson, the spainter, sells
and set glass. Prices right. L
John W. Scott and family are at
Lake Minnetonka for an outing. -
"A. G. Page spent several days last
week on the state fair grounds in pre-.
paration for the coming fair.