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THE TRANSCRIPT
as Meond-dass matter at tbe pwtolMkt
Aastln.Vinnesota.
AD8TIN, WEDNESDAY, JANUAHY 21.18W.
R08E CREEK.
There will 1e a dance at Varco's Hall Fri
-day night.
Julia Banker has a eouein from Minne
apolis visiting her.
Oar town was quite lively Saturday on ac
count of the strike.
We understand that the W will give
an entertainment soon.
The chalk talk lecture Saturday evening
was delivered to a large audiance.
Tom Rilley, one of the Austin police, was
called oh Saturday to restore peace in our
little berg.
We think if this weather continues the
Queen City ice carnival will haAe to move
farther north.
Why not have a literary society in Rose
Creek, or some evening entertainment for
the young people?
C. B. L. & LTCORNERS.
Mr. R. Brownlow's folks have relatives from
Decorah, Iowa, visiting them this week.
We thought a few days ago that our winter
bad taken cold, but we find that we are mis
taken again.
Alfred Boyd started for Madison, Wis., last
Friday, where he will spend a few weeks vis
iting relatives.
Mr. Cyrus Cornwell has returned from bis
trip in the "sunny south." Cy is fairly de
lighted with the climate and soil of the por
tion he visited, southern Louisana, and will
probably move there within a year.
S. C. Morse has tired of pumping water and
as a consequence let H. McKee put up a wind
mill for him. Henceforth the gentle zephyrs
will raise from the depths below the nectar of
the Gods to appease the wants of his stock
and S. E. can look on with a smile of satis
faction and smoke his pipe in peace.
8UTTON-
Richard Graff was presented on last week
Saturday with a #1,000 bouncing baby boy.
Barton Fairbanks caught a large owl last
week. The owl is quite an addition to bis
many pets.
Farmers are hauling their potatoes to
Rose Creek this week and are getting 70 cents
per bushel.
Mr. Hunt, the former agent of Renova, will
take charge of the Sutton depot and is the
iirst agent at this plaee.
The funeral of the infant twins of H. C.
Beneckee was held on Tuesday afternoon at
the Lutheran church.
Mrs. B. H. Dinsmore, Miss Nettie and Bert
Dinsmore and Mrs. Sloan, of Austin, were
visiting at H.I. Hull's and Cass Fairbanks'
last Monday.
The Sutton depot has arrived and is snugly
located at the corner of Main and Warehouse
Avenue, and like its neighbor, "the City of
Elkton," is rather a small affair, and we hear
the prospects are they will shake hands in the
near future.
NEVADA-
Sven Jacobson took a trip to St. Paul last
Wednesday.
Ole Johnson returned from Emmet county,
Iowa, last week.
Andrew S. Jacobson has rented his father's
farm and will move en to it in a few days.
Andrew is one of our best young men and we
would all like to see him prosper.
A temperance society has been organized
in this vicinity. At a meeting last week
twenty-eiRht signed the pledge. Ole Richard
son was chosen president and Ole Sfcoe vice
president and secretary. The society meets
once a week at the home of some member
where, by persuasion and friendly adviee, the
erring ones are entreated to leave the paths
of sin for those of prosperity.
Pied, January 14.at her home in the town of
Nevada, Mrs. Ammond Olson. The funeral
services were held in the afternoon in the
Lutheran church at Six Mile Grove, Rev.
Eggen officiating. The deceased has been in
poor health tor several years. She leaves a
husband and four children, two boys and two
girls, all of whom have passed their minority,
to mourn her loss. The bereaved have the
sympathy of a large circle of friends and
neighbors.
ELKTON
Jester is visiting at Spring Valley.
Miss Lena Hartje is day operator at Sar
geant.
We hear that Spreckels bas secured a
baby alligator for the Sutton museum.
Henry Tiedeman is the father of a bouncing
baby girl. Mother and child are doing well.
Mr Hunt, the operator for Sutton, is there
ready for business. The wires have not been
cut in yet but will be soon.
S. M. Gloyd and family returned from the
east last week. S. M. says Ohio has lost its
charm. Mower county beats all other places.
H. Olmsted and family have moved to Rose
Creek since Mr. Gloyd's return. They cared
for Mr. G's. affairs on the farm during his
absence.
Eastman will not teach the Dexter
school. His contract with the Inter State
Grain Company will be "continued much
longer than be expected. In fact the house
will not be closed before the next crop is
ready for market.
Wm Pace, our late grain buyer, was down
last week, shipped the grain and closed up
the warehouse for this season. He has a
situation at Kenyon in W Luce's elevator,*
We are glad to hear that of you old boy. Sue
ce ss is our wish.
—No child can sleep soundly while
suffering with colic or from teething.
Remove the cause by using Dr. Bull's
Baby Syrup. Only 25 cents.
All sufferers from catarrh or influenza
can look forward to a speedy cure by
using Old Saul's Catarrh Cure.
Patents Granted
To inventors in the State of Minnesota
during the past week. Reported for this
paper by C. A. Snow & Co., patent at
torneys and agents for procuring patents,
opposite U. S. Patent Office, Washington,
D. C.
W. W. Chandler, Long Prairie, whiffle
tree hook R. D. Cody, Winona, com
bined seftec Jand bed T. W. Emery,
Minneapolis, coin controlled automatic
photographic apparatus C. P. Gregory
Stillwater, bit for horses E. J. Woolf,
Minneapolis, valve gear for engines.
—Some of the herbs in Hall's Hair
Ti«newer, that wonderful preparation for
storing the color and thickening the
\vth of the hair, grow plentifully in
N .v England.
\OTOTJ
BROWNSDALE.
Miss Minnie Cozad ia •till quite tick.
Btb Hicks baa been quite sick, bat is now
better*
Charles Sleeper moves into bis new boose
tbis wsek.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. H. C. Gal
braith Is quite sick.
Miss Ona Woodward, who has been qnite
sick, is now convalescent.
Mrs. William Knox of Austin was in town
visiting her mother the past week.
M. B. Johnson has been appointed Assistant
at Arms in the legislature now in session.
At tbe meeting of the Good Templars Lodge
Monday eight new officers were nominated.
At the meeting of the Good Templars Lodge
last week three new members were initiated.
Mr. Albert Sleeper, who has been taking
Turkish baths at Chicago, returned bome last
week.
James Snyder, who attended school here
last winter, is now
high school.
We are glad to learn that Miss Lulu Hunt
of Waltham, who has been very sick, is slowly
improving.
Mrs. E. J. Stimson was up to Austin last
Saturday afternoon, and returned on the
midnight train.
John Hoy and family have returned to Aus
tin, their former home. They will be greatly
missed by our people.
Mr. Kane, a commercial traveler, whose
headquarters is at Dubuque, Iowa, visited
Miss Nellie Sims over Sunday.
Rev. H. C. Galbraith, who bas been unwell
for some time, went to Minneapolis last week
to receive medical treatment.
Quite a number of our young people at
tended tbe Good Templar's social at Austin
last Friday nigbt. A good time is reported.
The old stone mill that has stood so many
years as a sort of land mark, is being torn
down and the stone used for building pur
poses.
William Brown and Eddie Cole of Grand
Meadow were visitors at Brownsdalc last
week. They also visited tbe Good Templars
Lodge.
Miss Katie Drown, who has been sick for
several weeks, is very low. Dr. Wilcox of
Austin came Sunday morning to treat her
malady.
Tbe Band of Hope meet at the Christian
Chapel every Sunday afternoonlat 3 o'clock.
This Band, we are glad to say, is in a prosper
ous condition.
Rev. Mr. Anderson, whose bome is at Red
Wing and who is attending school at Owa
tonna, preached morning and evening at tbe
Baptist cburcb last Sunday,
Capt. A. J. Hunt returned last Friday nigbt
from West Superior, (Wisconsin) and St. Paul.
He is much enthused over the real estate
boom goinff on at tbe former city.
"Til" Bacon is going to West Superior, Wis.,
in a few days to run a delivery wagon
for bis cousin Walter. If be is suited with
-his avocation be will move there in tbe
spring.
Do not forget the entertainment to be given
by the G. A. R. next Thursday evening, Jan*
22. Installation of officers, songs, recitations,
etc., are on the program. Come one and all
and help make this a success.
A number of members of the Masonic
Order, including Dr. G. W. Grey, W. B.
Sleeper, J. M. Thatcner, Arthur Warren,
Delos Tanner and uharles Gage, attended the
Grand Lodge at St. Paul last week.
On the 21st inst. Prof. Vogenitz will hold
an organization meeting preparatory to his
commencing a night school. Those who wish
to join should consult him immediately. We
think tbis school would be a help to all.
The Blackburst Brothers are now prepared
to manufacture pottery. They will commence
by making jugs. We wish them success, and
will venture to say that they have as good
clay to manufacture from can be found in
America.
Rev. Mr, Galbraith preached at Waltham
Sunday last. He also preached at the Chapel
here, both mornintr Pnd evening, to larere
audiences. His sermons are interesting and
instructive and duly appreciated by the pub
lie in general.
T. B. Stewart, th» "Chalk Talker" was
greeted at Sleeper's hall Wednesday night by
by a large audience. His pictures were
vividly drawn and his talk on temperance
was simply grand. He came under the aus
pices of the W. C. T. U.
Those who buy confectionery, apples, etc.,
or who like to dine at a first-class eating
bouse should patronize Mrs. A. L. Sims, tbe
genial landlady of the Sims House. She is an
Qld time resident of Brownsdale and is always
pleased to haye her friends call.
There will be a second irold medal contest
at Sleeper's hall next Friday evening. There
are eight in the contest and it is expected
there will be a large turnout, as tbis will un
doubtedly be the last one held in Brownsdale.
The Disciples commenced a series of revival
meetings at the Chapel Monday evening,
BAILEY.
(Delayed Items)
Mrs. Austin Bailey is on the sick list.
Mr. Bryant's father is visiting him at pres
ent.
Tbe contractors bave finished filling the
creamery ice-house.
Frank Wright has returned from Clinton,
Iowa, where he bas been for a few months
past.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skinner have gone to
Des Moines, where they will make their future
home.
There has been a union Sabbath school
organized at this place with an attendance of
thirty-eight.
There was a wreck on the K. C. road at tbis
place Friday evening, Jan. 9. Two freight
cars were thrown from the track. This is tbe
second wreck at tbis place in tbe last two
weeks.
One day last week as William Vaughn was
driving thrdugh our town one of the wheels
of bis wagon became detached throwing him
to the ground. On reaching the spot Mr.
was found gasping for breath, but as soon as
be was able to speak be relieved tbe anxiety
of tbe people by revealing tbe fact that bis
gasps were caused by the swallowing of a
quid of tobacco a trifle smaller tban an egtr,
'the only loss being tbe tobacco."
—For burns and wounds we would
recommend Salvation Oil. All druggists
sell it at 33 cents.
Card of Thanks.
We desire to tender our heartfelt thanks
to the many friends who have so kindly,
ministered in time of sickness to our dear
brother and family.
May God's blessing rest upon you all
is the prayer of
Many cases have come onder our notice
where a single bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup relieved a sufferer from a severe
cough, which had been treated for
months by competent physicians. 85 e.
Personal Property Tax List.
We continue this week the publication
of the personal property tax list now due
at the treasurer's office. This list is
printed gratuitously for the sole benefit
of our readers. Preserve tiiese lists for
reference. We shall continue their pub
lication until they are complete for the
county. These must be paid before
March 1, as on that date the penalty goes
on.
TOWN Ot DEXTEB.
Adams W 4 T5 NeighbornChas.. 2 39
Arndt N 9 49.Neighborn Wm.... 2 30
BuhsChas 3 67!Nelson Jos... 10 03
Brinkman 2 98 Preh W 5 33
Browning EL 7 09 Puschert 3 87
Betcher 2 SI Proeschel 192
Coraforth 7 54 Proeschel 4 22
Christgau 3 5 otlPeet John 49
student Of the Austin Christgau 5 88-Peet Mrs 60
Campion 10 32 Peterson 4 52
Qnast N 4 53
Disler John 21
Lalil TK. 2 62
Dee David 2 27
Eaton Jas Jr 1 93
Eaton Jag Sr 2 42
Eaton Albert 3 27
Fuller Ed 3 84
Fuller N 3
Fairbanks 8 77
(iillard John 2 9a
George John 5 64
Graff and^A.... 479
Hull HI 86
Hoffman Peter.... 4 87
Hoist Henry 1 81
Harvey WW 3 44
Hall E A.. 99
Johnson O'P 9 14
Johnson 2 19
Knudson 5 18
Kellogg A 2 84
Kraft Albert 4 62
Lane 1 73
Lagevall MO 04
Lnce W 3 8R
March Chas 84
March E 3 21
Medbury D...
Medbury W A .. 8 06
Mulford 7 15
Ander George
Anderson John O.
Anderson
Anderson Stephen.
Bagley
Bash A
Christianson Nels.
Crane
Campfleld I W....
Dean Geo B.......
Dean W
Rubin Peter 5 77
Reaear John 16 29
Rclfson AS 8 90
RotheT 11 00
Seaman Wm 1181
Seebach 10 67
Schron John 7.63
Strangman Fred.. 1 96
Strangman 1 29
Schwartz 1 33
Starks 7 32
Starks A 1 50
Stern John 2 10
Smith GH. 486
SlavenMJ 12 65
Thompson 5 07
Thompson 1 30
Tanner AG 5 31
Tiedeman John... 3 96
Williams 1 2 65
WilliamB H... 2 67
Williams 1 55
Williams 3 25
Williams E P..
Williams D.
Williams AS..
Watson M..
WithrowS
Zwald
Dean Frank 1 41
Dean W.
Donaldson ThosE
Dennison
Donaldson Robert.
Delaney Richard..
Donaldson John...
Ellingson Knnt..
5 18
72
1 17
3 75
2 95
1 44
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Finhart O O 4 50
Florand O O 3 60
Goodwin John.... 1 19
Good sell Jane .... 15 93
Gillet N S 19
GilletFred 1 21
GummonsWE...
Hangan EE 3 87
Harper Wm 7 08
Hanson S 4 17
Hangrnd 46
Hovda E O 4 47
HillS A 6 66
Hunt Alvah 44
Hovda Ole O 1 47
Halgason 0 5 73
Hess E A.. 2 38
Hovda E 1 10
Hazelton 2 35
Hawkins John.... 2 33
Isaacson Sven 1 10
-Joslyn E 4 06
Jul win Nels 3 41
Jorgens Ole 3 04
Kath August 1 21
Kennedy Gardner. 3 24
Krai S 2 02
Kenyon W
Lindsley S 2141
Lee A A. 4 85
Lamb Charles.v 11 P5
Lockwood J.... 18 07
Lewis Oliver 7 71
Lakke 11 23
Aluller James I 27
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Chamberlain
Lewis Eliza
Lindsley C.
4 86'Lindsley
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98
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Lyke MP
Markham Nathan.
Mathews S
McDonough James
McNall Arthur....
Moore A
Mortenson 44
McDonough Jas... 2 96
Miller Jno 5 54
Miller 2 89
McKee 50
Miller AH. 2 47
Medburg WD 3 43
Medburg W 1 32
Medbury 1 32
McKee N E 7 18
Markham Esther.. 74
Myhre Andrew.... 54
Nelson 2 34
Nisson 7 76
Ohm Henry 1 40
Olsen Tolleff 3 22
Prior Arthur 83
Pinneo 2 77
Payne E 2 72
Peterson E 20
Bahilly Jno 27 92
Rice E 3 04
Remmington W L. 1 16
Skindude O E... 58
Seiss Lena 6 84
Seiss W 27
SamsoA 3 21
SorflatenA 97
Seabern Fred 80
Seabern Wm 3 79
3orben OE 2 75
SkaranS S 4 29
Sorben O E 4 50
Schofield 4 34
Stout SR 8 33
SoromMarlin... 3 01
SchuettCarl, 2 41
Vandenoever C.... 4 12
Vandenoever M.... 34
Waller Jacob 4 17
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Watson W....
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Conlon Susan.. ..
Davis N
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ArmstroasJohn L. 2 46
Allsn Wm 8 SI
Alsdarff LD 4 00
Bargeeas A 8 41
Boyd Heaiy 2 98
Bargeaon oh* 8 16
BlackmerCJ 4 87
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Ben Chas... 7 58
Boyd Wm 5 83
Brown Anna 1 68
Boyd Alfred 1 56
Brown 7 64
Boyd Eliza 155
Christie Geo. 75
-Cotton Eliza 48
Crawford A
Cale E 13
CottonHO 4 15
Cotton 4 13
CorbettDC 18 74
Cale 7 31
Daily ZB 6 29
DewellH 0 2 44
Diddams E 2 34
Drinkall Wm 2 31
Drinkall John 3 56
Daily il 73
Dailv CM 52
EnglesonP 7 18
Eastwold Ole R.... 5 94
Engleson Mrs Sorn. 49
Eascwold CO 1 32
Eastwold John J... 4 07
Engleson Soren 18 30
Engleson Sam Jr... 79
Feton Nels 132
Fuglesteen 4
Frank John 32 76
GarbeyES 4 61
Garvey 5 90
Hambricht E
Hnntlev O 6 05
Hall 31 88
Hambricht 44 01
Hill Thos est 84
HaleS 7
Huntley 13 32
Huntley Jr ... 2 66
Huntley OA 3 17
Hale S & Co ....
Huntley Richard...
Hopp John
Horn W S
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Johnson S S
Johnson John P....
Johnson Anton
Jacobson Jacob....
Jacobson Mrs Jacob
Johnson Mrs Sam..
Johnson John
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Kinsbory LA 1 43
Keeler 13 73
Lincoln Vincent B.. 71
Leach & Horn 12
Leach PS 9 46
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Nelson Isaac
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Olson Thomas....
Olsen Lewis 6 24
Odden Tom 12
Odden Ole 4 79
Patchen 54
Parker 6 30
PetbrsonPE 7 92
Peteimn Edward..
Peterson A
Qnackenbneh S L.
Rafferty
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Sartwell E
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Scribner A
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Tebay 2 94
Tompson Ole 2 18
Tuff Ole 1 68
Valgamore Henry. 1 51
Walker MC 112
WeeksJHJ 8 13
Wagner Frank.... 3 23
WeekHalvor 03
Wagner John... 7 96
Wagner Albert 2 61
Whiting BB 7 25
Wood 42
Wright Beu 38 07
Wood W "... 1127
Walker W 7'23
Whitmore .1. 8 90
WillardS 30
Wilson 5 97
Wood 0 E 15 87
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Kinsella Thos 6 26
Knudson
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1 58
1 67
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3 34
5 62
1 93
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Hoppin W 7 46
Hubert Jno 2 51
Higbee 8 29
Higbee 3 44
HoffEM 2 98
Hall 05
Iverson Knut 1 76
Julson Ulrick.... 4 72
Julfeon Ole 1 71
Jackson 3 2C
Johnson 2 29
Joyce JB 226
Joyce John 4 68
Joyce John Jr 1 67
Joyce James 1 28
Jorgens E 3 65
Kuhn Geo 6 06
Krouse Wm 3 86
Kinsella WD 3 24
Kinsella 3 60
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1° 72 Larson Emil 3 07
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7 17 Lottos Anthony 6 08
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2 12 Murphy Michael... 2 71
4 96 Murphy Thos..... 1 80
88 Monson Mons 2 46
8 52 Monson Knudt.... 30
28 61 MasonS 30 92
5 37 Miller 3 42
1 30 Kelson Nels 1 51
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6 35 Nagle Jacob 3 09
985 •jlsen Nels A 54
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2 67 Peterson 7 70
4 22 Parker GJ. 3 61
1 77 Rierson Bier 8 22
4 46 Roach Mary. 539
3 76 Rouch Anton 1 96
4 47 Rothen borger F.., 5 33
4 14 Schaffer Peter... 3 46
2 10 Scholler Gertrude. 3 89
3 73 Starke 5 84
3 39 Schaffer Michael.. 31
3 47 Thompson Henry.. 3 10
3 04 3 44
2 71 Turton Fletcher... 6 77
4 62 Turton Walter 4 97
5 37 Toning Christian.. 2 48
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1 30 Wood DC 35 47
1 SO 1 66
1 31 119
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