Mower County transcript. [volume], February 18, 1903, Image 1

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Ames W
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Aultfather C....
Allen Jos..........
Aultfather A
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Allen LF..
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Austinson G.......
Baumgartel D...
Boyd A.........
Blowers F. .'.
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Brooks A
Baudler Geo
Brooks R.....
Bennett Geo
Brownell S
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TOWN OF J.YLE.
1 27 Farrell Fran.
88 Fink Philip........
4 73 Green A
2 21 Hemstreet ..
3 06 Gekler
45 Hotson Fred
1 18 Griffin Lafe...
HobkirkR S
Hughson
1 94
2 04
4 28 Hotson A
2 78 HelgesonH
1 39 Howard G.........
41 Hanson Nels.......
31 Howard
2 97 Herzog F...
Bolton 427 Hotson W......... 2 00 Rawn 903
Baamgartel J....
Bedford E H. ....
Bullock S
Bedford T.,.
Barnum W L.».-...
Bryan J....
Beach J....
Beadle RH
Cafourek jos.,
Bryan Wfllis..
ClarkE
Cleison I*.
ClaikFW.. ..
Cleascn Joe..
Clark Sam.
Carter L........
Cafirarek F........
Clark
Cafourek Mary'.....
Colbjorcon,C
Clark A J..
Clark W
Conley JF.........
CarleT H.
Church Wm
Dawes F'P.
DeRemer E
Davidson Smith
Duerst A
1 00 Hagan P.....
9 35 Hotson A
51 Hogan Alice.......
1 34 Hansen 1
6 04
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4 60
2 04 Kantson Ole.
88 Kmttfon E G......
97 Lenth J............
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Larson A
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1 tfl Larson Lewii.',.,..
4 03 Luke* Joe.........
82 LundyG A........
2 82 Lukes A...
94 Lanson .........
31 Machacek Frank...
2 416 Martin
1 17 JfeyerJ
1 68 MageeJ
35 Murphy J.
1 39 Magee James......
1 62 Murphy Geo
1 41 Morgan DS
1 5 5 Martin T....
Dufty 2 44 Machacek A.
Dennison 326 MoshierH...
1 93 McConnell Mary C.
1 66 Monnahan Mary.-..
1 92 Mcllvavy SB..
Evans W S
Eastlee E
Elverum A
Fink Paul 2 09
Farrell Frank x8
FialkaA 2 18
Folsom 1 07
Total
Beach John 16 72 Johnson 3 39 Reierson-R........
Beach M.. 12160 Iowa Elev Co...... 15 20 Sherman W......157 r8
Blakestad Eand Co 50 02 Johnson A....... 8 33 Raierson Gunild.... 3 77
Culberson & Dahl.. 41 80 Lund OT— 84 44 Sherman W& Son 69 08
Cobb W F. 27 74 Johnson JnoO 7 26 Stockwell A..... 2 96
Dahl HG. 3 46 Lacy w......... 2915 Sherman A...... 3 50
Duerst Tno 46 Johr Ino Jr«nd Co. 40 Stockwell & Sbo..^' 7 98
Dyrland $ Apdenon.-
Frazer W A 6 et Lsirson Jens) Ino. it Co Shields tno........ 5 09
Fischer 7 87 MyhreTS..
Goslee 46 36 MadisonC A......
Gibson 2 05 Maltby Guy
Gaul Frank 11 40 Olson A
Hedemark D.... 47 38 Olson Jno 5 90 Western Grain Co
Hildebrand 1277
TOWN OF AUSTIN.
Aultfather 7 29 Exelby Wm 1 96 Padelford W W..
Allen RC 12 15 Ellis W 9 37 Parmenter J.!!!!
Austin 3 41 Edward 1 14 Padelford Estelle..
Aultfathers 57 Gibbs W 57 Pay & Fowler 6 06
Anderson A 18 20 French A 5 71 Pike
BoaleH S.. 205 GarlockJ. 637 Peck E F.86
Brownell J....... 174 GuyJ 346 Pike
Boostrom *96 Galloway Will
Brownell 0 1 62 Guy Mv
Beattie 37 Gemmel A A
Boyington Chas.... 2 00 Gahagan
3 26 Gahagan E
10 19 Gahagan Margaret.
1 01 Gahagan Eliz
5 02 Gahagan Mary
Chandler Geo 318 Hill AH 211 Reynolds
Chandler HS 219 Hart E 4 93 Scott W/. QS
ComptonD 3 41 Hoffman 2 23 Stoe 2
Carberry A i7iHickokAA 5 33 SwatashJoe...120
Clark AM 440 Horton 94 Slupe John 477
Carter LA 25 04 Hart W 2 86 SaylesCB 10
CottwJE 685 Hillier J..^ 274 Shepherd E.....' 25!
Cotter 23 89 Jorgenson 27 Van Camp SB
Dickerson Geo..... 91 Kingsley N..„ 19 95 Tompkins E j'..!!' 653
Davison 58 Kennedy A.... .. 2 61 Van Camp L.. 221
Davison AH 4 9® Kennedy E A 1 49 Turton W.. 67
Davison 330 Kennedy W 200 VarcoJW
Davison
Dinsmoor
DinsmoorA O
Dinsmoor KM'....,
Dinsmoor WC...
Dinsmoor tj
Dvorak Jan.
DutcherGeo.. 21
Elmer 9
Ellis A"v.......... 2y 21 Nichols W.......
Elmer A 4 56 Nichols Augusta...
Business OpportunltiesForAll!
Locations in Iowa,. Illinois, Ultine*
sota and Missouri on the Obioigo
Great Western Railway the very be^t
agricultural section of the Wlt0d
States where fartners are prosperous
and business man successful. We
hive a demand for competent meh,
with the neeessary capital, for. all
branches of badness. Some speclal
opportunities for creamery men anfr
millers.: Good looatloos for General
Merchandise hardware* harness,
hotels, banks and stockbuyers. 0o^
respond0pce solicited. Write for mane
ana Maple Leaflets. W. J. Beed,
Indnstrlsl Agent, 604 Endlcott Bld'g,
St. Paul, Mjnfr.
A Choice of Ways.
To California is afforded by 'taking
the Chicago Great Western Bail way.
Close connection is made at Kansas
City with the finest trans-continental
"Limiteds." The chdice of three
through tourist ears- via different
routes may be had via this line. Ask
any Great Western Agent about
them,
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obnson John
obnson Olena......
obnson Chris......
kelfnerC W......
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Marsh James
Murphy H......
Owen C.
VILLAGE OF. LYLE
Anderson A 12980 Hanson Peter 985 OmothH
Arneson Edward.. 2 31 HemsingJ 704 Plain H...* 491
Anderson O A 16 72 Hamm Br'g Co.... 5 70 Robertson Geo 30 20
Berg AO 142 69 Hildebrand A.... 10
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2 75 Owen S A
2 0 4 O so a
49 Owen H....
1 20 Osborne .W
2 04 Peterson S
1 79 Padelford W
1 05 Peterman Joe
3 41 Peterman
3 1 1 a N E
539 PeachyG
2 95 Palmeter
6 20 Pace C............
2 94 Roberts H.........
3 94 Ruding Ole........
2 9 7 el
RobertsC K.......
RawnL..
Roberts Nels.......
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2 06 Rawh W..
2 53 RochfordJas
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3 55
5 27
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Reynolds: AD......
Rocbford G........
Sorenson Peter .....
Schumacher Fred
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Swenson Wm......
1 87 Schumacher G.....
4*« Sefeftmdt M.......
61 Schumacher J......
51 SimpsonJ
1 19 Solmon C..........
1 57 Smith W..
95 SundenC A....•••*
6 49 Schinndt Wm..
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44 Sjverson S........
3 16 Schauls Mike......
3 09 Spooner E.....
3 99 Torgesen O..^.,...
.x 58 Trowbridge A..
2 56 Tie^tC.^.
3 53 Trowbright HC....
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1 17
2 18
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WatkinsW..
4 18 Vest L..
2 38 Wynn J.....
7 10 Wilson 0..
67 Watkins E S
5 35 Williams
1 10 Wilker PK...
4 3« WybourneyJ R....
87 Wilder 0
3 37 Webber A
10 75 Wilder A
Nens Mike A 680 Webber}..
Peterson N est... 9 27
492 Kennedy WC 2 83 Wood H* 4
3 62 Lay WilL... 2 73 Varco E K...T.
8 10 Lightley W 2249 Watkins Ha we....
20 Luksik F.......... 2
99
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St & Gr Co.. 9 6
6 31 Wilson Bros 87 40
3 3* Volstad KV. 78 04
54 Wilder A B/. 53 16
23 43
$1,716 20
6 71
5
1 30
604 Pickell Herbert...! 386
281 Peterson J. 45
4 53 Reynolds E...... 1 27
2 29 Roulston A
1 45 Reynolds E
43 Rogers
43 Rosenthal
O TT 43 Rosenthal
7 48 Hobson A 1 71 Rutherford A 5
1 59 Harrington Willis.. 6 14 Reynolds Will 4
96 Hubbard HH 58 Reynolds L.... 170
34 4 31 Reynolds AC 1 67
181 Hubbard SH 339 RiceC L...... 702
2 05
93
3 99
28
2 68
6 79
2 69
11
78
54
3 13
1 13
1 74
Watkins C......
1 90 LottC H^. 22 50 Watkins Tohn
8 ia Lamping TP.. 2 37 Wathini johh......
394 Morelandjohn
5 MarkleG W
MillsJC...........
4 OD Watkins Ben......
72 Watkins A
2 ip Watkins Evan.....
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Notice of Otasoiutkui o# Copertnersbip
Noticehereby glven that the co
partnership between Georae
Sartlesthe
W.
Mer­
rick and G. Fred BaiM undfer the name
irnd style of 'fTfce Austin Furniture
Company" is this day dissolved by
mutual consent George Yf Mettidc te
ti^hig from business, and ttie bu^nees
to he continued in tne' individual name
of iG. Fred Baird. All debts and obU
g^tions of th^ firm will be paid by the
and alL debts and obligations
ue^to firm will be paid to George
W Merrick who is authorized to col
lect and receipt for the same.
1
GEORGE W. MERRICK.'
G. FRED
BAIRD."
Dated February 10,1908.
VI
Hointseeker's Excursions.
Homeseekers tickets to nearly all
Soints
on sale at low rates by Chicago
jreat Western Hallway on first and
third Tuesday of each month, Novem
ber to Ajpril inclusive. Available in
the through" tourist sleeping: ears.
For particulars apply to any GVeat
Western-Agent, or J. P. E
AM Chicago, D1 •G-8P-
j,—*?* .1
AUSTIN, MOWER COUNTY. MINNESOTA. WEBtNl:
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HEWS
The Printer's Valentine.
Behold,
this type I set
stick, with every-space
just watch me do the trick!
you alone for whom I pine:
mate, nor hold from me aloo£ my heart is all your own
—just call upon me for the ''prSt^I shall not roam a
way from home, with other girls.to sup. I'll not refuse
if you so choose, to let you 'lock me up." You are
the girl I call iny "pearl"—m(y "diamond" and you,
in any«'case," are fair of4 in "old style" or
in "new. As violet ink olt:ima|ces me think of
corresponding eyes, so wien in' 'goldM I print
behold, I know your jusfemy "size." So
put away your doubts,#nd say you'll be
my Valentine^. Oh, ^fiot "kilF' t)ie.
hopes that fill this llnky heart of
mine! Love waitsr fo feed- the
press—you ne6d ifcy nothing
more than "Ves!*' Lend my
rhyme because itl.time to
"send your Jorm
to
IH BBDBF
—A full line of fancy and standard
groceries and fish at Dalager's.
-Co. G. will give a grand ball at the
armory Monday evening, Feb. 23.
—Wanted a young man to help do
chores and drive milk wagon.
4t. F.W.KIMBALL.
For sale a itegistered Yorkshire
Boar. Inquire of J. E. Milbrad, Rural
No. 1. 50
—Make your wife happy by burning
our Cannel coal. Austin Lumber &
Fuel Co. 'Pone 16. C. M. Emmons,
manager.
—You can get the best 25-centr meal
in the city at Hunziker's, the Farmers'.
Friend Restaurant, Mill street. Meals
at all hours.
-An organ for sale, or will trade, for
a new milch cow. Organ nearly as
good as new, Inquire at 1010 Lindale
Ave., Austin, 52
—Every subscriber who
ays up for
TRANSCRIPT to JT'
lately free*. CalPln and see,. them.
Send in your-subscriptions at* onfee
While this offer holds good. tf
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The Austin Lodge, Knights of Py
thias, will have a special initiation of
eight candidates in. the third degree on
Monday evening, Feb. 22. About sixty
Knights are expected from Albert Lea
and their team will confer the degrees.
—After you have read all the local
and county news in this paper, how
pleasant to have The Chicago Weekly
Inter Ocean at hand to give you the
happenings of the outside world and
Europe in general. $1.90 pays for both
one year. tf
—Hildreth Brothers, proprietors of
Austin Hack Line. Good rigs and
careful drivers. Special attention to
weddings, funerals and parties. Will
make all passenger trains. Residence,
Maple and Third streets. 'Phone 164.
Office at Malloy's drug store.
—Rev. W. W. Dawley, D. D. of Min
neapolis, one of the ablest Baptist
pastors of the state, commenced a
series of special evangelistic meetings
in the Baptist church last Monday
evening and will continue them every
evening for two weeks.* The public
are cordially invited to attend.
—We have perfected clubbing ar
rangements whereby we can now offer
both this paper and the Weekly Wis
consin for the low price of $1.75 a year.
The Weekly Wisconsin is a family
newspaper unexcelled in reputation.
Particular attention is devoted to the
local news of the northwest. Its
woman's page of matter every week is
worth the cost of the paper. tf
State Prison Twine.
The state board of control and
Warden Wolfer have established five
grades of prison twine for the season
of 1903 and have fixed the prices as
follows:
Standard, 500 feet to pound........
Sisal, 500 feet to pound
Standard mixed, 550 feet to
pound.............. ...........9££c
Manlia mixed, 600 feet to pound.. IOKC
Pur^ Manito, 65Q
feet to pound. U%c
•. AB: showing the low chiuacter of
these prices the following are given as
being the Jfttest quotations of inder
pendent dealers
White sisal, 500--feet to pound
.,......*...11 fill^c
Standard, 500.
feet to pound
.V. 11 fillWc
Standard ManHa,550feetto
.. pound.................. 122£Gi2Xc
Manila, 000 feet to pound.. .is£@13$£c
Pure Manila, 650 net to
pound ,15 615&C
The output of the prison during 1908
will be in: the neighborhood ef 7,000,•
000 potinds. More of Standard" and
"manila" will be made than of all other
grades "Standard mixed" is
made lor the first time at the factory.
The warden says more "pure manila"
will be made than usual-as there is a
good supply of fiber on hand..
The factory is'in full operation and
from 29,000 to 33.000 pounds of twine is
being made daily. Many club orders
have been received from farmers and
tl^e entire output, now that prices are
ready for the consumers, will shortly be
linder contract. «.
SDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1903.
my pet,
ia my composing-:
and point in place—
Aijd this I do because 'tis
ish to make for your sweet
sake, a printer's valentine. Your make-up's" neat from head
to feet your cheeks are peaches'
set for Love so clean a "type." Co
be your loyal knight and brave
and be your "galley" slave. M„
find—I use no htrsh retorts nor
sooth, I'm never "out orsorts."
no artist yet has ever
ne, then, to me, and I will
['It even try to eat your "pi"
eech is kind, as you will
words uncouth, because, for
ray hesitate no more to
Frank Roe Batehelder in February Smart Set-
4.
University Extension.
Arrangements have been made for a
course of six lectures on economical
subjects to be given in the University
exwnsion course by Prof. Ira W. How
ertLPh.D., professor of sociology in
the tliiiversii& of Chicago. They will
be fiven iat High school hall on alter
nate Friday evenings, the fir&t being on
last Friday evening, Feb. 13. Subject
"Social Waste." Season tickets, $1,50.
Single tickets 35 cents. On sale ait
i^ind's drug store. No one interested
in practical economics should miss this
valuable aud instructive course.
TJie remaining lectures will be
follows:
SUBJECT.
2. Wealth and Want. Feb. 27
3. The Problem of Poverty. ...Mar. 13
4.' The Labor Question,.......Mar. 27
5 Competition and Co-Opera
tion.i,. .....Apr. 10
Education and Social Pro
gress,. ...v.,........Apr. 24
EducateYour Kidney
'traced 'to the Kidheys.' Bntnow
modern science proves that nearly all
diseases have their beginning in the
disorder of these most important or
gans. If you are sick or "Feel badly"
begin taking the famous new discov
ery DeBell's Kidney Pills because as
soon as your Kidneys are well they
will help all the organs to health.
A trial will convince anyone, 25 cents
per box.
Hi.
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.
The partnership heretofore existing
between Henry Hartje and Chas. C.
Hagan, as Hartje and Hagan, of Elk
ton, Mower county Minn., has been dis
solved. No more contracts or obliga
tions shall be incurred in the firm
name. AH debts owing by the firm
will be paid by Chas, C. Hagan, and all
debts accounts and bills due the firm
will be paid to Chas. C. Hagan.
Dated Jan. 26,1903.
HENRY HARTJE,
4w. CHAS. C. HAGAN.
Farming in the South..
The passenger department of the Il
linois Central Railroad Company is is
suing monthly circulars concerning
fruit growiDg, vegetable gardening,
stock raising, dairying, etc., in the
states of Kentucky, West Tennessee,
Mississipi and Louisiana. Everylfarm
er, or homeseeker, who will forward his
name and address to the undersigned,
will be mailed free, Circulars NOB. 1,2,
3,4,5 and 6, and others as they are pub
lished from month to month.
O.F MERRY,
Asst. Geif 1. Pass. Agent,
Apr. 30. Dubuque, Iowa.
TO CURE A COLD IN QNE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets. A1
dnuvista refund the money if it fails toenre
E. W. Grove's signature ia on each box. 28c.
America's Bed For 1903.
We have just read, of it, and believe
it is a fine thing. Every person in this
country needs something
attractive and
beautiful on their lawn or in their gar
denMr. James Vick, fomerijuof
Rochester, N. Y., says he is anxious to
see, how many persona in the ^nited
States can excel nim in perfecting this
bed
The plants required are Salvia Bon
fire, White Vinca, and the new Ag
atom. No combination could.be oner
ormorebrilliant,
The plants
for the bed will cost from
$&75 to $5^X), /but you cansecure seeds
from whieh to igrow these plants for
nothing^, if you simply out out .fhij
notice and return, it tol). Landreth &
Sons, Philadelphia, Pa., with a eash or
der for 91.00 or more. Send at .once for
their new Catalogue, containmg fpll
directions and Illustrations of this: won
derful America's Bed for 1908.
Bunsen's Cream Catarrhal*
Cures Catarrh easily and pleasantly.
Contains no mercury or otWr, In
jurious drug, Is qu|okly absotheQ.
Gives instsnt relief. It opens and
cleanses the nasal passages, allays in
flammation, heals and protects the
membrane and restores the senses to
taste and smell. Regular size 50 cents.
..... 4
m.
Best Boiling Beef
Good Pot Roasts..
Ri&y^lists.
TERMS:—$1.50 Per Annum, in Advance.
Purchasers of lands in Golden Valley will find many ad
vantages offered diem over other localities. I will furnish
Twenty-five Cows
on shares to each purchaser of these lands.
Government Land free. I will furnish purchasers of these lands
Coal, Free of Charge,
for two years. The fertility of its soil, luxuriant grasses,
pure abundant water, excellent rain fall and healthful climate,
make it an ideal coutii^y for farmingi dairying and stock
raising. I have also wild and improved farms in Wisconsin,
Minnesota, North and
South
16C
Dakota and Montana.
All parties having farms or city property for sale should
list it with me and 1 will sell it at good prices.
E. T. DEXTER, AGENT,
Office over F. O. Hall's Grocery. Austin, Minn*
We have cut the prices on fresh beef
from
20
to
30
per cent and we are
making special inducements.
We have everything in the meat line
and every piece you buy is U. 5. Gov
ernment inspected. You buy the best
always and save money when you
buy at
HORMEL'S PROVISION MARKET,
First door north of Postoffice.
THE LEADER
Greatest, bargains in the
city. The most goods for the
least money. A new lot of
goods just received and we
are offeridg them at very
low prices. Dry Goods,
Ladies' and Gent's Furhish
ing Goods, lower than the
lowest. All roads leads to
our store.
Opposite Court House.
JRO. W. SOOTT, Praaldent, ALIUDI, JOBIMOH, Casbie
M. J. 8i»aT«K,Tioe-Preeident»
The Cttizehs! Bank.
Capital,SBO,OOO. Uridlvld«d#toflts,SI0,000.
OmoTOM^—Bemoar Jobason, M. Blaven, •. Caay^ltMb iVeiMl.- Joba W. Beet
INTBH1OT PA1P ON TIM» D»I»OAITB
FRANK I.
The Old Reliable Dealer,
Lumber, Lath, Sash and Doors,
We carry a full and well assorted stock of all gradiM^
"^.2
-. jr
acres of
5.c
,6c and 8c
8c to (oc
ot
heretofore, our prices will always be found to be the lowest. Parties wh|
contemplate building will save money hy figuring frith ^s.hefoie pjarfh«'
OUR MOTTO—Small Profits and Lar^ Sales.
intimates cheerfully furnished. Office and yards, Bridge Street^
•M
r* $
Lumber, and, a9