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Mower County transcript., 1908-10-14
GRAND MEADOW.

W.. D. Lockwood returned from
Colorado the past week. ."
Geo. Higbie is teaching school in
the Brown district the coming year.
A business meeting of the Eud.
League was held at the home of Mrs.
F. T, Elliott Friday evening at which
time officers were elected, Miss Ethel
Wilsie being the President for the
coming year. j.. 49,.
Prof. Morse spent Saturday in
Austin.
J. A. Tawney will speak in Grand
Meadow the evening of Oct. il on
the political issues of the day =
Lynderman Davis and family left
for Rugby, N. D. where they will
make their home in the future.
Vera Peyton was home over Sun
day from Albert Lea college.
Warren Bush who has been visit
ing relatives here returned to his
home in Idaho on Friday, his mother
Mrs. A. L. Bush accompanied him
and will spend the winter In the
west. Mrs. L. Wheeler went at the
same time tc spend the winter with
her son.
label & Peyton' will have a cloak
sale on Tuesday. Oct. 13.
The Catholic ladies served fine
sapper at the Corell dining room
Saturday evening.
Mrs Kennedy who attended the
w. r. C. con. had a serious accident
on leaving here on Wednesday even
fng. she with others was going on
the freight west, and as the Train
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RACINE.

A. F. Stiles moved his drug store
and his household goods to his new
block last week. =. :,
Mr. and Mrs. F. INLAND went to
Minneapolis Wednesday to visit their
son.
!: Bonnie steffens has entered the
state agricultural college at St. An
thony park. '~...
Rev. Bedford has been returned as
pastor of the M E. church for an
other year much to the satisfaction
of his numerous friends.
The next number of the Racine
entertainment course will be by the
Beulah Buck Quartette entertainers.
Mrs. T. J. Tebay, aged. 80, died
Oct. 4 at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Ryther. 49,.
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VIM. sI1srrison moves on: TIN farn,s ~
Gated by Mr.. Johanns. ..s.. AZ.

E&, < E -.
VIM. Harrison moves on: TIN ID farm, u,
Gated by Mr.. Johanns.
Ed. Sheldon st Milwaukee, who
has been here since August, making
extensive improvements OF his farm
north of town, finished his. work md
left for his home Oct. 6th- -...
Mrs. Thomas Kennedy of Simpson
IS confined to her bed i'm the home of
her niece, Mrs. H. Weber, the result
OF fractured thigh bone, sustained
while on her way here to visit her
sister, Mrs. Ellen RahiIEy, and other
relatives here. Her daughter, Anna
Kennedy, is nursing her.
Thomas Kennedy spent several
days at the home of IT. Weber in this
village, leaving for his home at >Simp-
son, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enrgiht of Rose
Creek visited at the Weber home
last Thursday with the 1atter's
mother, Mrs. Kennedy
There was Republican rally at
the opera house last Friday. An ad-
dress was made by ex-Gov. San Want
to a crowded house. W. A. Nolan of
Grand Meadow also addressed the
audience. A number of people from
Brownsville and Austin were here
for the occasion.
Mrs. N. L. Medbery left for
Browns Valley and other points Mon
day, for weeks visiting with rela-
tives.
Mrs. D. w. Medbery and children
OF Browns Valley are expected here
shortly to visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Ella Vermilya of East Chain
Lakes, who visited at the home of
Abe Vermilya, left Tuesday for Do
yer, to visit relatives there.
Charlie Huntoon and bride of
Plainview spent day last week
visiting his sisters, Mesdames Rose
and Grace Vermi1ya, of this town.
Mrs. Dorsey of Grand Meadow
moved into the Heimer residence on
Oct. 9Th.
The goods of d. L. Mills. former
ly cashier in our bank, were shipped
last Saturday to his new home at the
state of Washington.
Joseph Lee returned last Thursday
from Dakota, where he was for two
months, in the eastern part of both
North and South Dakota.
Richard Burke bought the restaur-
ant property of w. F. BARLEY and is
now living with his family in the
rooms above the restaurant.
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over from Alden, to attepd 9 the ha-
neral OF Mr.. Henderson SATURDAY,
They returned home Saturday even
ing and Mrs. G. S. La Bar and son,
Clinton, accompanied them for q few
days visit.
Forest johnson went to Owatonna
Saturday to spend the day with his
sister, Veta.
Mrs. Memmert and little son of
Brownsville attended church service
here Sunday afternoon.
Word reached here last week Of
the death of Joseph Conners. He was
formerly in the employ of the Tenn
pie Pump Co., and often was seen
here. He was an old friend of Mr..
F'uller's family.
Frank Snyder came up from Aus
tin Saturday in time to be in the
shower.
Mrs. Sobolik and baby from CAL
mar and the Misses Angis and Genie
Gillian of Austin were guests at the
White home Saturday.
A parcel shower was given for
Miss Mary White Saturday afternoon
at her home east of the village. About
twenty-five were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Shelpman and
daughter from Port Angeles, Wash,
arrived Thursday and will spend
some time here with her uncle, G. w.
Enney.
The w. c. r. U. will meet with
Mrs. S. H. Vaughan Friday afternoon
to make housewives for the Fort
Smelling soldiers. All interested in
this work are invited to come early
prepared to sew. A 15c supper will be
served beginning at 4:3O O'Clock to
which all are invited.
The o. A. X society will meet with
Mrs. George Maxfield Thursday after
noon.
DR.. w. L. Hollister of Austin was
a village caller Friday.
Drew Vaughan came down from
Blooming Prairie Saturday evening.
Mr.. jennings came Monday to visit
his sister. Mrs. Earl Lindsey.
Mr.. Chaffee is having a cement
| walk put across the north side of
the hotel.
H. R. Soule shipned a car load of
cattle to CHICAGO Monday night.
Mrs. J.. F. Beatty of Blooming g
Prairie spent last week here with her
! father.
o. R. York went to Minneapolis
| Monday to attend the Baptist state
| convention.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cain of Mason
Citv came Saturday to visit hel
mother Mrs. Marie White.
Miss Adella Pace, who is teach.
ing in Udolpho, spent Sunday with
friends in Austin.
Invitations are issued for the wed
ding of Frank Snyder of Austin an6
Miss Mary White, to be solemnize6
at St. Augustine's church in Austin
Wednesday, Oct. 21.
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MOSCOW.

Miss Grace Ostrander -Sundayed
with Miss LYDIA Register.
= Miss Mary Dunphy went to Austin
Saturday. J..
Two families have moved into Mr..
Jones' house, just north of the school
house.,
Mr.. Overlie is moving his wind
mill from Mr.. Registers place.
Mrs. Ryan of Oakland was caller
at the Moscow school one day last
week. .:i.~'s
Miss Hattie Woodson is spending
this week with her mother, Mrs. Reg
ister <@ =,
Mike Smith made short visit to
Austin Friday afternoon. .,
John Bergstrom came home from
North Dakota last Saturday.
Mrs. Mann and Lucille spent Sat-
urday with Mrs. Register.
The Moscow Musical met at G. L..
Freeman's home Saturday night. A
very pleasant evening was spent. The
following program was given: Piano
duet by Mrs. Freeman and Cecil;
Vocal solo by Leslie Register; violin
solo by Mary Darman; piano solo by
Emman Taylor; piano solo by LYDIA
Register; vocal duet by Mr.. and Mrs.
G. T.. Freeman and Lucy Bennett;
recitation by Elizabeth Bennett;
vocal duet by Mrs. L. Freeman, Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Freeman; recitation
by Lena Freeman; piano duet by
Persis and Lucille Bennett; piano
solo by Lucille Bennett; recitation by
Zelpha Lugg;; tenor solo by Raymond
Cecil Freeman; reading by Mrs A
Z. Freeman.
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-14
SARGEANT.

Cashier F. w. Smock of the Bank
of Sergeant went to Austin Monday
on business.
Mrs. Weber and Mrs. John and
Henry Kelsh of Rochester are visit
ing their brother, Henry Grimm.
The fine new brick building of the
State Bank of Sergeant, 20x32 was
competed last week and is now oc-
cupied by the bank. 1t is fire proof
and good improvement. The busi-
ness of the bank is steadily growing.
Charles Schwartz has returned
from his visit at Bagley, Minnesota.
b. County Superintendent of schools,
Miss Sherwood visited our school
Thursday and found things in fine
shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gems Wigan and
daughter, Julia started for, their
home in Washington Saturday.
Mrs. Herman Nelson and Misses
Alma Meyer and Alma Peterson were
Hayfield visitors Monday.
CHRIS. Rettig has moved on a
farm near Renova.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn went to
Thornton, Iowa to be present at the
wedding of a cousin of Mrs. Hahn's,
to take place the 18th.
wv. Smock was up to the cities
Friday.
Edward Anderson was in town
Saturday.
Jacob Heydt and bride spent Sun
day at Pleasant Corners.
! Mrs. Phufls sisters spent Sunday
with her.
| Bessie Larson is back at her post,
much improved in health.
| Mrs. Morrel and little son of Owa-
tonna are visiting at w. S. Johnson's
Mrs. Morrel is a cousin of Mrs.
Johnson's.
Henry Hanson and bride are now
nicely settled and will be at home
to their friends after the 18th.
! Mrs. Selden Hoppin visited at H.
F. Kezar's Wednesday, she and her
husband start for Riverside, Cali
fornia the 18th, Mrs. w. R. Hoppin
and children came with her.
M. ]. MCGOWAN, r. G. Schwartz
and H. F. Kezar went to Lake Gene
va Friday for few days hunt.
| Mrs. John Ziemer of Waltham
was visiting in town on Sunday.
| Mrs. Stevenson has returned from
her visit at Brownsville accompan-
| led by her sister Jessie.
| Word has been received here that
Hans Bucklin. the man who had his
pockets picked, had a leg and two
ribs broken Saturday.
Mrs. E. B. Delzer returned to
Hayfield Friday after a pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. Bartel.
Franklin Grimm was in Waltham
Friday evening.
L. L. Quimby was in town this
week.
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-14
DEXTER.

A tile drain is being laid to drain
the basement of the school house in
this village. needed improvement.
James DeYoung expects to move
to Spring Valley this week.
w. H. Pierce and family of La
Crosse are expected here next Friday
to reside in the residence which they
formerly occupied. G. w. Reed, who
lives there at present. is moving his
household effects out this week.
Miss Leila Gilmore, who visited
with her cousin, Professor Gilmore,
for some time, left last week for
Fillmore county to visit friends, be
fore going to Milwaukee and Chi
cago. 5.s5ss
Chas. Johanns moved on the Weber
farm recently vacated by p. Eager
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-14
LANSING.

Mrs. H. S. Mcintyre went to Lime
Springs Tuesday to visit an old
friend. returning home Thursday.
A. O. Hammond left with his car
Tuesday evening for Eagle Bend,
where he has purchased farm. His
wife and children, in company with
H. S. Hammond and Mr.. Lafe La
Mont. went Wednesday.
Austin Tuesday afternoon, returning
home on the evening train.
Miss Ford of Usage, Ia., came on
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Markham. -.
Lee Phillips arrived :. here from
Washington Wednesday for visit
with his parents. : 4 -:
Mr.. and Mrs. Cad Henderson were
called to Brownsville Wednesday
evening by the death of his father.
Mr.. Story has rented A. v.
Bacon's farm and will move his fam
lily there soon.:As ::,,;irE4
There were sixteen from here who
were entertained at the home Of Mrs.
M. E. Burton at Austin Thursday
afternoon. All report a pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hanson went
to Lyle Thursday to visit his
brothers family, returning home on
Friday.
Mrs. Jessup came last week to visit
her sister, Mrs. Panson.
Mrs. Ira Fuller returned to hel
home in Austin Monday. g."
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gordy came
Thursday for short visit with hel
aunt, Mrs. S. H. Vaughan, leaving
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neller of Aus
tin came up in their auto Friday at
ternoOn.
H. B. Roe returned from Mpls Fri
day evening.
johnny Miller of Two Harbors
Mimi, visited his uncle, Burkhar
miller. the past week. From here h
went to Austin to visit other rela
tives
The remains Of Joseph Henderson
were laid away In our cemetery Sat
|urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Brose Bassett cam
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county Al|
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BROWNSDALE
l.. L. QUINBY. Editor.
c.. M. 4 st. p. Time Table.

PASSENGER, west bound 2 Al p. m & IL 80 a. m
Passenger, east bound. :07 and 7:l p. m.
Freights. west bound. ....... ...... f. 80 p. m
Frelghts. east bound d-........."......S:40a 40 a. m.
The Baptist Ladies Aid society
will meet at the home of Mrs. Alf.
Rockwell on Friday afternoon to
which everyone of both sexes are in
vited.
w. B. Sleeper has purchased the
Joseph Blanchard residence property
and is fitting it up to move into
soon. Mr. Sleeper was working
rather late there the other night and
instead of striking the nail on. the
head he struck two Of his fingers
with the hammer, and now Mrs:
Sleeper is wondering who she will
get to lay down the carpets.
been the guest of her sister, Mrs:
Eugene Sweet the past month left
for her home at Tomah, Wis. on
Monday She was accompanied as
far as Lacrosse by her nephew, Ad-
ner Sweet.
Adner Sweet was in Spring Valley
on Monday.
Will Pittelco has rented and
moved into the Jennie Peterson
house on Monday.
Lee Thatcher returned to Mime
apolis on Saturday after a few days
visit with his parents. Lee is work
ing at the carpenters trade up there.
Rev. C. D. Belden will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday
morning.
Master Everett Miller, second son
of VIM. Miller, was badly kicked by
a horse on Wednesday. lie went out
into the pasture to capture a teami
The halter was put onto one OF the
horses, the other being driven ahead,
when all at once, without any warn1
ing. the front horse kicked striking
the boy over the eye and breaking
one of the bones. He laid on, the
ground for short time until hi$
mother, thinking that he had been
gone rather long, began to look Tor
him. He was taken to the house
and it was not known for a few
DAYS what the outcome would be-
but he is now getting better.
VIM. Miller returned on Friday
from a trip west where he went tc
see about the filing on a claim:
Thad Thatcher was a guest OF hls
parents last week. He is on the
road for creamery firm now.
Mrs. G.. w. Gray went to Min
neapolis on Friday. ~.
George Gammell of Spring Valley
took@in two cars of stock here last
week and Mr. Ferrill OF Fountain
also took in two cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenson of - Clarks
Grove were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Ole Hanson on Wednesday.
Alex. Requa left for his home in
Neosho, Mo. on Wednesday after
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Wheeler arrived from NortE
Dakota on Wednesday,
At the home of the groom OF
Wednesday, October 7. 1908, occurred
the marriage of Mr.. George Gill1lanc
and Miss Estella Pace. Rev. w. X
Memmert of the Methodist church
officiating.
Women's hats have evidently gone
out of fashion, for most OF the fall
sex have to- wear walls to keep the
wind from blowing their hair away
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-14
Notice to My Patrons.

I have sold out my practice to DR..
Lynde of Mortified and will soon 60
away I must insist upon prompt set
tlement of all accounts due me. Please
give immediate attention.
1874 DR.. j s. BEAGLE.
Rose Creek, Minn., Oct. l, 1908.
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-14
Prejudice
Against Glasses

Many persons are prejudiced
against the..wearing of Glasses
and sometimes positively de-
cline to use them even when
they are imperatively needed.
They may be sensible persons
and display good judgment in
other matters, but in this one
respect they act most foolishly
ana without any reason. A con-
test with nature isl hopeless,
and it Is the part of wisdom to
yield gracefully to the first
summons to surrender.
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-14
A Healthy Family

"Our whole family has enjoyed good
health since we began using DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, three years ago." says
s.. A. Bartlett, Of Rural Route I, Gull
ford, Maine. They cleanse and tone
the system in . gentle way that does
you good, 25c at K. O.. Wold's drug
store.
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-14

barn to take care of the stray and
other stock that is running at large,
and A. T. Kezar has been appointed
pound master and is to charge 81 per
head for all stock put in, besides the
cost of caring for same, this to be
collected from. owner of stock before
delivering stock.
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-14
Lyle Business PROPERTY

Fer sale or rent for hardware and
machinery business only, ~ the store
10 shelvsd for hardware, best corner
brick building in Lyle, Hinn. Will
rent cheap. Write r. Reiofeon 1872
Morrison, Portland, Oregon.
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-14
Fine Austin Property For Sale

II wish to sell my six acres on the
Brownsdale road within the city linn
its. Good house, cook house, barn,
we'll etc. An ideal location for some
one who wishes q quiet home with
plenty Of pasture and garden.
If AUGUST ZUNK.
Mower County transcript., 1908-10-14
Continued From Page 6.

% miles on equalization
board 80. . 81
John r. Johnson, 2 days and
"a miles on equalization
board ~
F. E. Hambrecht, 2 days and
60 miles on equalization
board -. II w
VIM. Christie, 2 days on
equalization board ...... %
D. l.. Tanner, 2S miles Oct.
J. R. Johnson, "a miles, Oct.
session . ~
F. E. Hambrecht, 60 miles
Oct. session ........... W
w. H. Goodsell, Sc miles
Oct. session ........... 6O
On motion, duly seconded and car
ried, a petition for additional water
way at Bridge in the City of Aus
tin, on South River Street, Was laid
on the table.
No further business appearing on
motion, duly seconded and carried |.
county board adjourned *'sine die. y
y. T.. TANNER,
Chairman County Board.
Attest:
George Robertson, (Seal
County Auditor and Clerk Of Board.
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Condolences

A la .derniere s6ance r6guli4re
de la cour Notre- Dame de Lour-
des No 231 w. @. U. F. les r6solu-
tions de condolences suivantes ont
6t6 adopt6es.
Attenda: Que Dieu don't la Sa-
gesse est infn1e a jet6 dams l'af1c-
ton 6r. Melinda BONN par la per-
to de son pere ct Sr. Julia Dargis
par cslle de son enfant, il a 6t6
R6solu: Que, nous les membres
de la cour Notre. Dame de Lour-
des, Eoffrons d ces seurs d6sol6es
nos plus sinceres sympathies dams
de 81 cruelles 6preuves, ct de plus
R6solu: Qu'une copie des ces
resolutions soft envoy6e aux Srs.
BONN ct Dargis ct une d lEoHo
DE L'OUEsT pour publication.
{ Emile Gagn6.
Comit6 Alvina Bolduc.
Anastasie Page. I.
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Societe st dean Baptiste

La Soci6t6 St Jean : Baptlste
Went d inaugurer IN plan d'assu.
rance qu1, jusqu'ici, ma pas Ste
exploit6 par nos societies mutuelles
de langue FRANCHISE.
II s'agit de fournir aux membree
ct a leurs families les services dun
m6decin moyennant une %cotlsation
additlonnelle de Csc par mois. Ce
plan forme la base de plusieurs
societies forissantes ct nous ne
voyons pas pourquoi ellie ne fcnc-
tionnerait pas avec I'm 6gal success
parmi les n6lres.
Les avantages que %retireront les
membres de cette association sont
trop apparents pour que nous
] ayions q y ms ster.
LIE m6decin de cette soclet6 de-.
vra visiter gratuitement les mem.
bres ct leurs families pour toutes
les maladies except6 les cas- de chi
rurgie on d'obst6trique.
Ces r6glements entreront en- vi
gueur ]e Ter janvier 1909.
C'est le DR. Alfred lalibert6 qui
a 6t6 choisi medecln pour le pre-
sent terme.
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Ilsouffrait depuis trois mois lorsqu'un beau jou,
j'ai dit au docteur: "Puisque vous afirmez quill va
MOURN ct que vous ne voyez aucune chance quiz en-
revienne, eh bien! je vais lui donner des Pilules Moro
nous verrons toujours 81 celia lui fait du bien."
A ma grande joie, DIES les prernieres doses quill a
prises, il ma dit:"Mon grand-pere, Ga ma fait du
bien al beaucoup moins de NAL dams les reins.'
Voyant celia, je lui en- al fait prendre trois grandes
bo1tese ct, trois senaines apres, il etait assez fort pour
TRAVELLER; depuis il s'est toujours bien porte.
Quand il a commence a sortlr, notre cure ne pot-
wait pas y croire, ct il est venu deux on trols tois par
semaine ensuite pour %s'assurer de sd g%uerison COM
plete ct persistante.
nn'y a pas Gu la nnoindre rechute.
Vous pouvez croire, 81 nous avons !confiance dams
les Pilules Moro. &c n~'etaient pas des saignements
ordinaires quill await, &c jeune honme. Quand il
%saignait du nez, c'etait epouvantable; celia durait
neuf ct dix heures de temps. LIE docteur lui tenait
de la glace sur la tete, mais Ga ny faisait rien, lie
sang lui sortait en- cai1lots parl la bouche.
Mon nom est Lazare Bilodeau ct celui de mon
petit-f1s est Johnny Goodwin. Nous sornmes tous
deux parfaitement bien portants ct nous n'hesltons
pas a dire que nous lie devons aux fameuses Pilules
Moro.
Recevez tous mes re1nerciements.
LAZARE BILODEAU,
Saint-Magloire, Co. Bellechase. Que.
Sirexemple de M. Lazare Bi1odeau @tait suivi par
tous les hommes malades, partlcullere1nen par
ceux uui souffrent de faiblesse,d de la maladie de
foie ct de rognons, combien plus rares seraient ces
gems a la figure triste, a la mine chancelante; COM
bien de pauvres o%uvriers reconquerraient lie courage
ct la vigueur qui les abandonment.
Les Pilules Moro font des hopmes forts ct coura-
geux. Files sont lie garant dune bonnie %constltt-
ton, &c qui assure toujours lie b~ien-etre, la joie ct lie
bonheur. ST vous etes fable Oh malade, quel que
soft votre age, prenez les Pilules Moro elles vous
rendront la sante.
Consultations %gratuites par les Medecins de la
Compagnie Medicale Moro, all No 272, rue Saint
Denis, Montreal, tous les jours, excepte lie dlman-
che. ST vous demeurez trop loin, hernandez I'm
blanc de questions.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente chez tous les
marchands de remedies. Nous les envoyons yaussi
par la poste, soft au Canada on aux Etats,un1s's SUI
reception du prix, SOC r,ne boite, So so six bottles:
Toutes les lettres doivent etre adressees:COM
PAGNIE MEDICALE MORO, 272, rue St-Denls,
Montreal.
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L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT a Gu sou.
vent l'occasion de d6plorer lie man.
que d'1nt6ret que les n0tres mani.
festent pour INSTRUCTION de leurs
enfants ct la famine de mons fran
Gals sur la liste des gradu6s de ~.
niversit6.
C'est cette apathie de llnotres qu1
rend plus grand lie plaisir que nous
6prouvons en- pr6sentant q nos lee.
tours le DR. Ellie n. Fontaine, fills
de notre compatriote M. Sam Fon-
tame qui Went d'ouvrir des bu.
reaux en- notre Vile.
LIE DIR Fontaine est un jeune
franco. AMERICAN, enfant de Min
neapolis ct est le premier des no.
tres, croyons.nous a embrasser la
profession quill s'est' choisi, celle
de dentlste.
II a 6tudi6 deux ans q pUniver-
site North Western de Chicago ct
a etc gradu6 du Central Oniversi.
ty de Louisville, kentuky, qul est
consid6r6e CONNIE la meilleure du
pays en- son genre.
LIE Dr. Fontaine a ouvert des bu-
reaux au-dessus de Ia pbarmacie
Voegeli, coin des avenues Wash
ington ct Hennepin ct il sera tou.
jours heureux d'y rencontrer ses
compatriotes.
II est membre du Camp Champ
lain des w. 0. W. ct de pUnion
st Joseph ct est presentement lie
seul dentiste de langue FRANCHISE
de notre vile.
Nous souhaltons success au Or,
Fontaine ct nous sommes persua.
des que les n0tres Encouragement
ca autant que faire SO pourra.