Mower County transcript. [volume], December 20, 1905, Image 3

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—A daughter was born to Mrs. Geo.
A. Milbrad Tuesday.
—A son was born to Mrs. Arthur
Anderson yesterday.
—Patronize the new telephone com
pany and encourage home industries.
Miss Lulu Stimson spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Guy Chaffee at
(Xrahto.
—Mrs. W. H. Horrobin went to
Rockham, S. D., yesterday to spend
Christmas.
—A useful prestnt would be a pair
of shoes or slippers gotten from J.
Schwan & Son.
—Annual election of Fidelity Lodge
.No. 39 A. F. A. M. will be held Wednes
day evening Dec. 20.
—Everything in ladies' and gents'
comb sets at SCHLEUDER'S.
Wanted to buy a couple of 1905
spring mare colts, draft type. Harlan
P. Smith, Austin. tf
—The Austin Dairy Company pays
the highest market price for poultry,
delivered at auy time. tf
—The new "Carmen." "Sturdy" and
Signet bracelets in plain and Roman
finish at SCHLEUDER'S.
Tour wife or mother would like a
pair of fur lined Julietts from J.
Schwan & Son 98c to 81.50.
—Miss Alice Brown left yesterday
for Santa Barbara, Cal., to make an
indetinite stay with relatives..
—Sterling Silver cold meat fprks,
berry spoons, salad forks and same in
silver plated at SCHLEUDER'S.
Miss Ada B. Leonard is expected
home Saturday from Jackson, where
she is teaching to spend the holidays.
—Dr. and Mrs. McKenna expect their
daughter, Majphine, home tomorrow
from Cedar Falls to spendthe holidays.
—You can get a very useful and ac
ceptable gift in a beautiful plush or fur
laprobe at Frank Rayman's, the popu
lar harness maker.
—Mrs E. P. Reed of Minneapolis
is in Austin for a few days with a
line line of fancy goods for holiday
selection. She is well known here.
—Don't put off subscribing for your
periodicals. Subscribe now and save
money. TRUE P. LEONARD, 403 Oak
land ave. west, Austin. Minn. tf
Royal
Baking
Powder
is made of Grape
Cream of Tartar.
Absolutely Pure.
Makes the food
more Wholesome
and Delicious.
BAKING
POWDER
A Cream of Tartar Powder
Made From Grapes
No Alum
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AUSTIN WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20,19
—Bucklin's Xmas Photos.
—Christmas next Monday.
—A son was born to Mrs. Joseph
Porter, Dec. 14.
—Hand painted novelties at 50e up
at SCHLEUDER'S.
—Christmas Holiy and Green at
Kinsman's^Greenhouse.
—Fine Haviland decorated plates at
SCHLEUDER'S, 75c.
S. C. Seavey and sons of UdoJpho
were in Austin Saturday.
—Mrs. .J! H. Smith of Udolpho was
an Austin caller Saturday.
—Our city schools close next Friday
for two weeks holiday vacation.
—Pearl and Amyethyst Rosaries at
SCHLEUDER'S.
-/The most exquisite designs in
Jewel Cases at SCHLEUDER'S.
—A large variety of sleigh bells at
Frank Rayman's.
Lamps, Chinaware, glassware and
crockery at Dalager's.
Latest improved Chafing Dishes
just received at SCHLEUDER'S.
Leave your orders for Christmas
trees promptly at Dalager's grocery.
—Beautiful cut glass Creamers and
Sugars, per set $3.50 at SCHLEUDER'S.
—Mrs. W. C. Holmes returned Mon
day from a visit .with her brother at
Winona.
—Rev. C. VV. Burgess of Lime
Springs came up last week to visit his
sister, Geo. Nield.
—Buy your Fountain Pen for Xmas
present at SCHLEUDER'S. Every
pen guaranteed.
-Swellest thing in ladies' Chatalaine
Watches, special for Xmas presents at
SCHLEUDER'S
—Bring your potatoes, eggs beans
and butter to E. A. Dalager, the grocer
and get highest prices.
—Bs sure that you try the Austin
dye works. You will save money and
their work is the best.
—Everything in silver novelties, soap
boxes, card cases, match safes, etc., at
SCHLEUDER'S.
—Valises, trunks, satchels and suit
cases at Frauk Rayman's, Just the
thing for a nice present.
—Mr. and Mrs. George Nield left
yesterday for Los Angele 5 to spend the
winter on account of her health.
A large class will be initiated this
evening by the Modern Woodmen lodge
and election of officers will be held.
—SCHLEUDFR'S for swell Opera
Glasses.
—Patronize the TRANSCRIPT ad
vertisers for your Christmas shopping.
They have the goods at right prices.
—Rev G. W. Lutz is giving a series
of Sunday evening sermons on the
great characters of the Old Testament.
For Sale, registered Polana China
l*oars. Large growthy ones from three
different sires. J. H. Aultfather, Aus
tin Rural 2.
—Supt. A. Nelson visited the Fari
bault schools Friday. He will attend
the state educational association at St.
Paul next week.
—Get your dyeing done at the Austin
steam dye and cleaning works. They
do not shrink nor injure anything plac
ed in their hands.
—This is the last week of the rush of
holiday advertising. Our readers wi.ll
lind the very best bargains recorded in
our advertisements.
—Little Genevieve, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Gorman, aged about six
months, died with the whooping cough
Thursday night.
—F. B. Kline of Regina, Canada
came last week to visit friends. His
daughter will be down here from the
state university to spend Christmas.
—Dell Sharrah. now the employ of
the Great Northern road, out from
Superior, was here yesterday making
his numerous friends glad to see him,
—Another week of superb weather,
still and moderate temperature. Good
skating and bicycling, automdbiles out
and country roads good. Nothing like
it.
—E. A. Dalager has just what you
want for your Christmas tree and for
your home, nuts, apples, oranges, a big
assortment of candies, layer raisins.
Get your supplies of him.
Dr. Gunsaulus of Chicago, in his
great lecture "Oliver Cromwell and His
Times" at the Baptist church Tuesday
evening Dec. 26, will be the third enter
tainer on the Library Course. Admis
sion 50cr. Students 35c. Tickets on
sale at Wold's and at the door.
—Many will remember the lecture on
Russia and Siberia delivered here sev
eral years ago by Capt. S. Albert, an es
caped Siberian convict. The captain
is making a final tour of the country
and delivers his lecture in Music Hall
Friday evening of- this week. It is a
popular and4 educational lecture and
popular prices will prevail.
—Now is the timeto buy your Christ
mas present What are you going to
select? Times are hard so you cannot
afford to buy luxuries. Buy something
useful. Buy a suit, overcoat or pants
pattern of Ed. Schiewek, the.tailor,
over Murphy's store, and have it made
up after Christmas. This will make
your husband, father, son or brother
happier than anything else.
Buckliri makes family G^ojopis.
.—Call for Bncklin's qualify Photos.
—Latest patterns in ladies' Parasols.
SCHLEUDER'S.
—Get your Christmas candies and
nuts at Dalager's, the grocer.
—Latest importation in ladies' fine
Hand Bags direct from New York City
at SCHLEUDER'S.
—Men wanted, $5. per day selling
"Farm Book-keeping." The Farm
Record Co., Northtield, Minn.
—If you can't come send the children.
THE HUB TOY DEPT. on our second
floor the most complete in Austin.
—Remember on every dollar you spend
at our store rebat as $25 purchase
75c, S50 purchase $1.50, $100 purchase
$3, etc.
—Get wise, ask for our prices before
you buy anything in the way of eatables
or wearing apparel. THE HUB DEPT.
STORE.
—E. A. Dalager, the grocer, has just
received a barrel of imported fiesti
Norway mackerel, the finest in the
land. Get some while it is going.
—Beautiful glass wine sets $2.75 at
SCHLEUDER'S.
—Don't burn your money, get our
prices before you buy anything in eat
bles or wearing apparel. THE HUB
DEPT. STORE.
—Joseph Keenan was appointed one
of the directors of the Minnesota Re
taiLImplement Dealers' Association on
Friday at their annual convention held
in Minneapolis.
—Fancv boxfs of chocolates and
bonbons, candies, nuts, fruits, cigars
and tobaccos for Xmas at Guil!
man's 408 N. flain St
—Mrs. Clara Bischoff of Waukegan,
111, is here to spend Christmas with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mande
ville. Her husband, Dr. Bischoff, is
expected here next Sunday.
—Do you want your money's worth?
We sell everything you eat and wear at
a cash bank interest profit on our in
vestment. See our prices before you
buy. THE HUB DEPT. STORE.
—Gentlemen's Silver Smoking Sets.
Cigar Jars, etc., at SCHLEUDER'S,
—A company of friends surprised
Miss Lila Monahan Friday evening at
her home in Lyle township and enjoy
ed a pleasant evening. She intends to
go to Arkansas soon for her health.
—Newest thing in back combs direct
from New York at SCHLEUDER'S
—Mrs. E, P. Reed of Minneapolis is
here for the week with a line of fine
art goods for the Christmas trade.
Many new styles which can be easily
embroidered before Christmas. At
Wells, Fargo express office, Main
street.
—Dr. Jay M. Hall has moved his
dentist parlors from the Raymond
building to the^ commodious offices
over K. O. Wold's drug store where he
is prepared to do all work in his line
with promptness and skill. 4r
—Music Rolls, burnt leather, etc.. at
—The family of Chris Meyer of
Nevada township has been sadly-af
flicted. Their oldest daughter, Mrs,
Lewis Leverson, died Dec. 12. at her
home in Leeds, N. of typhoid fever.
The body was brought to Nevada Fri
day for interment. Later news comes
of the death of another daughter. Miss
May Meyer, who was teaching at Leeds.
She died of the same disease last week
Her body was expected at Lyle Mon
day night. It is indeed a sad affliction
—Very finest French Mantel Clock
$3.50 and up at SCHLEUDER'S.
—At the recent exhibition of the
Southeastern Minnesota Poultry Assr
ciation at Rochester, A. W. Edson took
1st and 2nd on White Plymouth Rock
cock 2nd on hen 3rd on cockerel and
2nd on hen. Alf. A. Ziemer of Wal
tham took 1st on Buff Plymouth Rock
cockerel and 2nd on pullet. Dr. H.
Peirson took 4th on Buff Wyandotte
hen and 2nd on cockerel. Alf. A. Zie
mer 2nd on pullet. P. A. Reilly took
2nd and 3rd on Black Langshan hen
and 4th on pullet.
—Dog Collars and necklaces, the very
newest at SCHLEUDER'S.
—The January copy of "Style and
American Dressmaker" is just our
This is a particularly interesting num
ber of this magazine. There are
great mauy fine designs, and Madam
Baker's letters and suggestions are in
valuable both for the dressmaker and
the woman who does her own sewing
Send 10c in stamps lor a sample copy
or §1.00 for a year's subscription, to E.
D. Morse publishing Co., 24-26 East
21st Street, New York City.
—The newest thing in cut glass Nap
kin Rings at SCHLEUDER'S.
—Guillman has the finest line of
Meerscham and Brier pipes an.
smoker's articles at lowest prices in
the city. Remember the place 408
N. Main St.
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CHRISTMAS EXhRCISES.
We have learned of the following
plans for Christmas exercises:
At Baptist church, Christmas tree
and exercises, Saturday evening.
At M. E. church ,Christmas tree and
program, Saturday evening.
At Congregational church, supper
will be served at five o'clock Saturday
evening for the children of the Sunday
school and for the adults at six o'clock.
A Christmas program will follow. On
Sunday evening the primary class will
give a Short program before the ser
mon.
At Episcopal church, children's ser
vice Sunday evening at 7:30. Christ
mas tree at G. A. R. hall Monday eve
ning.
At Lutheran church, Christmas tree
and program for the children, Sunday
evening.
At the East Side Presbyterian church
a Christmas program will be given Sun
day evening.
IffAKKIAGE LICENSES
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Merle Eppard Peter F. Hanson and
M. Anderson Henry -Munson and
Marie Tolerud Delbert Baldwin and
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SCHLEUDER'S.
HANDKERCHIEFS— from a plain one at 3c
to the most exquisitively embroidered
KID GLOVES—at $1.00 jjQ
FANS—a very nice/line from 50c
IIOSE -Plaiu and Fancy embroidered at
COATS We have some splendid garments with
or witho it fur lining that will be sold at a dis
count until Xmas
FL CO ATS—$25 to $40.00
FUR SCARFS-$1.98 to $18.00
FUR J1UFFS—$1.00 to $10.00
KIMONAS. BATH ROBES, DRESS GOODS,
SILKS.. SKIRTS.
AN DKERCHIEFS—A great variety of good
Handkerchiefs for children, some put up |Cp
in fancy boxes at per box IJu
GOLF ULOVES—Pretty ones CHp
25c to JUb
MITTENS—Fancy yarn and kid 7Rp
25c to I J»
HOODS—Angora, Bear skin, silk and 01 Cft
worsted at 25c to ipuJU
TAM O'SHANTERS—at 50c $1.00
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We are Agents for the
New Arch Crown
Settings.
Let us show
you
r/J\
the
advantage of this new
and unique device of
holding a Diamond.
have them from $3.00 to $75.00 and
a fine Line of Gold Filled up from
nON'T Give Presents Which Last But a Day. Give what
will bring to the Recipient pleasure through Seasons
or Years. For Suggestions see Below -M
FOR LADIES.
$1.50
$2.00
$2.25
FOR MEN.
HANDKERCHIEFS—Men's extra quality, pure Irish Linen, inch hem. 25c each, per dos $2.75
MENS' HEMSTITCHED INITIAL—6 in box, 15c each, per box 75c
MENS' HEMSTITCHED—Extra fine, pure linen 25c each and 50c
BRIGHTON NIGHT GO WNS—Well cut, well made and of excellent qualit fromy 75c to $1.25
FOR CHILDREN.
We have taken special pains to prepare for the Christmas trade
and intend to give our customers the best value anfcl the most use
ful things possible.
CHAS. L. WEST
The Arch Crown Setting
We cannot say enough for oui^ Iiing Stock. We have over
700 patterns in Set Eings, and one very Important Feature is our
Kings are bought direct from one of the Best Factories in this
country and each Ring bears their stamp which is an Absolute
Guarantee of Quality. We also have a Large Stock of loose
and mounted DIAMONDS and we will Guarantee our Prices
to be from 10 to 25 per cent Lower than the Stone can be
got in the larger cities.
Our Stock of
Solid Gold Brooches
wjll interest you.
COLLARS—Dainty Turnovers from 15c $| fin
upward and fancy stocks from 25c to..
HAND BAGS—Large assortment from flfl
25c each to $UiUU
JAPANESE HAND DRAWN LlJNENS—
In lunch cloths, scarfs, and doilies (Q Cft
sure to please any lady 69c to U,
SWEATERS—We will give special prices on our
fine Northland Sweaters for Christmas trade.
82.50 quality at $2.00
$2.98 quality at $2.25
$3.98 quality at $3.00
BELTS—A great variety especially for the Cfl
Xmas trade, 25c to OliuU
COMBS—Side and back combs in great variety
also some nice sets at popular prices.
HAND BAGS AND PURSES
to
Gleason's Watch Sale
Will Continue Another Week
Owiug io a previous understanding with the Fac=
tory we were able to get another shipment of those
FINE HAND ENGRAVED LADIES WATCHES that
are sold everywhere at $15.00 to $20.00 which we
sold last week at $12.00 and are now on
sale at the same price of ^LftUU
Our
Stirling
Silver
Depart
ment
Is the Talk
of the Town
And we have been
asked a good many
times how it was that
we could sell such a
nice set of STIRL
ING SILVER Oil
SPOONS for 04
when others ask $5.50
and 8S.00 for ones not
as pretty.
We have just receiv
ed a New Lot of
Souvenir
Spoons,
Birthday
Spoons,
Baby Spoons
We
75c
F. E. GLCASON,
and a Great many
Fancy'Prices in Ster
ling Silver.
.$liUU
Hu
-for 19c
Ribbons and Ties.
CATS—We have^ good assortment of children's
coats on which we will make special Xmas
prices.
FURS —A good line of children's fur sets
$1.25 each.to
BEAD NECKLACES—for 15c 25C
DRESS GOODS—Plain and fancy Plaid.
$1.25
$10.00
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