Mower County transcript. [volume], April 10, 1907, Image 7

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Doctors
If you arc suffering from
impure blood, thin bipod, de
bility, nervousness, exhaus
tion, you should begin at once
with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the
Sarsaparilla you have known
all your life. Your doctor
knows it,too. Ask him about it.
Too moat look well after the* condition of
•our liver and bowels. Unleas there it daily
action of the bowels, poisonous products are
absorbed, causing headache,biliousness, nau
sea, dyspepsia, and thus preventing the Sar
saparilla from doing its best work. Ayer's
Pills are liver pills. Act gently. all vegetable.
The dose is only one pill at bedtime.
Hide by J. O. Ayer Co., TiOwell, ICass.
Also manuflMtorera of
HAIR V100R.
yers
AGUE CURE.
CHERRY PECTORAL.
BROWNSDALE.
Mrs. Thos. B. loms is sick.
Louis Peterson is about to move to
Bemidji.
Mrs. J. B. Graves visited at Faribault
last week.
Miss Mav Johnson of Grand Meadow
Is here visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. B. Johnson.
Rev. E. Fagenstrom of Minneapolis
occupied the Baptist pulpit here, dur
ing last Sunday's services.
,A Thomas K. Dahle and his wife return
ed from their inter's sojourn in Flori
da and Cuba last Wednesday. When
they left Florida the weathef was un
comfortably warm. Since their arrival
home, they have not suffered in that
way.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stephenson of
Sargeant have a tiue daughter, born
April 2.
Glenn Lang worthy of Spring Valley
is a guest of his grandmother, Mrs. B.
F. Langworthy.
4- W. F. lorns has re-shingled his house
and put a cement floor in his barn.
They have new hymn books at the
jtJaptist church, Choice Hymns No. 1.
H. C. Burgan of Ovvatonna was kept
busy here last week plying his voca
tion of piano tnuer.
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Bitten by a Spider.
Through blood poisoning caused by
a spider bite, John Washington of Bos
quevil]e, Tex., would have lost his leg,
which became a rnnss of running sores,
had he r.ot. been persuaded to try Buck
len's Arnica alve. He writes: "The
,'ftrst application relieved, and four
*boxts healer) all the sores." Heals
^very sore. 25c. at K. O. Wold's drug
gist.'
CORNING
'f,r |Mis? Frances Moreland of Austin
sfen' last week visiting friends here.
.7 The finpt meeting of the M. T. A. S.
). was held in the school house last Sun
.day. Next meeting will be held at the
i/^same place on Sunday. April 21, at 10,
m.
Anton Hanson and family from
I Rochester, Miun, have been visiting in
I this viciuity for some time.
A or el an an a so of
fMinneapolis called on friends here last
Wednesday.
Hilmar Klemstad is the proud owner
of a new horse.
Andrew Skaar left for St. Paul
Saturday, where he has secured a po
sition.
School commenced in Dist. 119 this
week with Miss Thea Hagenstead as
teacher.
SARGEAKT
.. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stephenson are%
tne happy parents of a 9% pound baby
girl.
'W. F. Markham has sold his elevator,
house and all his town property to
I Martin Stephenson and son Henry and
I they will conduct business in the Mark
ham elevator soon. Mr. Markham is
thinking some of moving to Canada.
F. W. Smock has purchased the H.
(Stephenson property here and will
Jmove into it, about June 1st.
J. P. Stoddard of Tripoii, Iowa, has
1 located here. He is a painter and
paper hanger of 30 years experience
and is ready to take care of your work
in that line! Give him a call.
Geo. Siegel transacted business in
Rficeville, Iowa, Monday.
Chas. Joyce shipped a carload of
household goods and seed grain to
Stillwater, N. D., Saturday, where he is
ding to locate on his homestead.
Wm. Benzel has charge of the saloon
now-a days.
Invitations are issued for the wed
1 ding of Alfred'C. Anderson and Miss
Clara Dorothv Johuson, Wednesday
-fvening, Apr. 10th at the home of the
fbride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
(Johnson.
AJDAH8
l®Rev. M. E. Waldeland of St. Ansgar,
la. was visiting with Rev. O. C. Myhre,
*nA family Friday.
Mrs.
E.
L. Slindee went to Austin
Monday, returning Tuesday,
The Young Peoples Society of the
Lutheran church wil! meet at the home
o/f Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Johnson Friday
renin'g, April 19, at.8 oVsIock.^ AM in
ited to attend.
The Little Cedar congregation of the
Lutheran church has decided to build
rin up-to date church in town tbte year,
ttlans and specifications are being pre
C1 kw, £.h^JM
paired by W. F. Keefe, architect, of
Austin, Minn. Mr. Keefe, had pre
pared a pencil sketch and presented it
at the last business meeting and it was
unanimously decided to accept same.
P. J. Sathre is hauling lumber for a
large barn to be built tnis summer. Mr.
Sathre is an up-to-date and prosperous
Last week one of the tfaloon' keepers
was brought before Justice Wilsonand
fined 930 and cost for selling liquor on
Sunday. Better be a little careful,
boy8, and keep your places closed on
Sunday.
J. Edward, the Austin tailor, was in
town. Monday and took orders for a
number of suits. Mr. Edward does a
very large business in this town.
Adolph King was seen going out in
the country Sunday. What is the at
traction, Adolph?
John W. Carr, recently assistant post
master at Austin, has taken a position
temporarily with the First National
Bank here.
Mr. and Mrs. S., Sweningsen came
down from Austin Monday evening to
visit her folks before leaving for Cali
fornia.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Cleson left for Chi
cago Wednesday to reside there.
Our village schools commenced the
spring term Monday alter a vacation
of a week
P. H. Carr, John Cavanaugh, Misses
Sarah Carr and Alice Burns left for
Dickinson, N. D., Tuesday to look up
claims in that locality.
Miss Susie Schuller of St. Paul is
visiting relatives here.
Leo Heimer and Paul Krebsbach
ipent a Week's vacation at home from
their school duties in Austin.
Mrs. H. E. Wilson and children ar
rived Tuesday evening from their visit
at New Richmond^with her mother.
A delegation of sixteen went from
here Monday evening to attend the
xtoyal Neighbor initiation.
VAECO.
Mrs. Will Bennett of Austin visited
friends in this vicinity the first of the
week, returning to Austin Tuesday.
She leaves for her new home at Bell
field, N. D., next Friday.
Miss Emeline Hart spent Sunday
with Riley Brooks' folks.
Miss Tillie Olson returned' Sunday
from Austin where she spent a week.
Elmer Flood of Rochester visited at
E. P5 Spooner's Thursday.
Riley Brooks sold thirty hogs to the
Hormel Packing company Saturday
getting $6.25.
There was a dance at John Muzzie's
Friday evening.
Allan Varco of Lakota, N. D., has
been visiting relatives and friends here
and went to Lyle Tuesday to visit his
sister.
Abe Brooks and Peter Rosenthal
moved their sawing machine from Lon
VanCamp's to Joy Hawkins' Tuesday.
Mrs. Martha Pickett of Austin spent
a week with her nephew, Mr. €. B.
Sayies.
Mr. and Mrs. J." W. Varco visited at
O. H. Brown's Sundav.
OAKLAHD
Mrs. Abe Young had a successful
operation at the Mayo hospital Roches
ter, last, week and is* reported in a fav
orable condition. A tumor was re
moved.
Clarence Hatch and wife of Austin
visited in this -vicinity last week return
ing home Saturday.
German measles are prevalent at pres
ent
Charles Lightley had quite a sick
spell last week.
Mrs. Quinn of Grand Meadow spent
a few days with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick Hogau.
John McCourt has returned from
California after a yearns absence and is
glad to get back.
Minnie Goodmanson has returned
from a visit with friends in Albert Lea.
Katie Hoban is down from the Sis
ters School at Owatonna.
Miss Farr returned to her school du
ties at Moscow Monday.
Mrs. Shipton who has been suffering
from the grippe for the past two weeks
is improving slowly.
Mrs. W yant aud Mrs. Mose Bucha
man left for Steele N. D. Thursday of
last week, the former to visit her hus
baud and family and the latter her
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Wyant. Mrs. Wyantis critically ill at
present.. 'V
GRAND MEADOW.
The village election last week result
ed as follows: president of council, A.
Hunt councilman, T. J. Grimes asses
sor, L. W. Hunt recorder, M. O. Wilsie
treas., G. A Wright justices, H. P.
Colman, G. R. Hoppin marshal, Frank
Wagner. For llcensa, 32, against
license, 77.
Mrs. M. M. Rowell of Beaver Dam,
Wis., is visiting her daugeter, Mrs. E.
F. Greening.
Last Tuesday noon the stacks of flax
straw at the Tpw Mill caught fire pro
bably from a spark from a passing
freight train engine and 220 stacks of
straw were burned. The buildings were
saved. The property belonged to the
LeRoy Flax Fibre. Company. Loss
about $3,500.
Mrs. W. A. Nolan and daughters
spent past week in St. Paul with rela
tives.
George Farquar of Swansea, Mich., is
visiting his brother, J, W. Farquar.
Mrs. George Barnard and daughters
who have been visiting relatives. here
returned Wednesday to their home in
Dodge, Wis. SM
John Peterson,'the expert hbrse shoer
is laid up with a broken arm the result
of being kicked by a, horse.
Village schools opened Monday, after
a week's vacation.
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School commenced here Monday.
Mi68 Edith Vest commenced her
school work last Monday, yi.
Fred and Maud Vest returned to
Austin school this week.
Ole Runing of Minnereka was buried
at Mona last Saturday.
There has been a few at work in the
fields here. f.
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We understand Earl Martin and
family leave soon for Dakota, he goes
to improve his health.
Guy Powers sold three large)trees to
•Warren Padellford to be made into
lumber, there was about eight loads in
them.
Pace and DeRemer sold 119 dozen
eggs at Austin Saturday.
Ed DeRemer received word last week
of the death of his aunt, Mrs., Alice
Dillingham of New Jersey. The re
mains were brought back to her old
home in Wisconsin for burial.
Earnest Green of Austin spent the
last week here with relatives.,
August Webber's people were at Will
Pace's Sunday.
P. S. Hanson and family Sundayed
at Ed DeRemer's.
Allen Varco called at Will Pace's
Friday. ..
Mary Dufty and Bert Awlson of
Waterloo, la., were married last Taes
day at the Methodist parsonage at.
Austin. He is mail clerk on 111. Cen
terar between Albert Lea and Waterloo.
Mrs. Joe and George Wadsworth
spent Sunday at Mrs. Herzog's.
Austin French's folks Sundayed at
A^am Duerst's.
LAHSIHQ
S. L. Fuller spent Tuesday in the
twin cities.
Nick Ulweliing accompained by
Arthur Bacon and Carl Josephson left
for Ipswich, S. D., Tuesday night.
Mrs. Ballweber and son, Percy, call
ed on friends here Wednesday. 1
Wednesday was moving day in our!
little village. Mrs. Elsie Vaughan
moving into her house north of the
town, S. L. Fuller into his former home
south of the hotel and Sam Heller into
the house known as the Squire
Vaughan house.
A. J. Salzgeber's brother arrived from
Basco Bell, Wis., Thursday morning
He will assist in the hardware store.
Mrs. J. J. Phillips returned recently
from Huron, S. Dak.
Mrs. Laura Palmer and daughter
came down from Minneapolis the fore
part of the week to visit her parents.
John DeYoung arrived from Cali
fornia Monday evening and spent a few
days with his daughter, Mrs. S. H.
Vaughan, before returning to his home
in Grand Meadow.
Mr. Tibbetts of Minneapolis was a
business caller here Thursday.
F. A. Herron aud Geo. A. Petersc,
presideut and secretary of the Bloom.
iug Prairie Farmers Elevator Co., were
in town Thursday.
Fred Vaughan arrived home Thurs^
day evening from Maple Plain, where
he has been attending seliool.
Miss Veta Johnson returned to
Owatonna Monday afternoon.
Miss Sophia Hall of Austin visited
her friend Hattie Mclntyre Saturday
afternoon.
Dan Ballsdorff was unable to be out
a few days last week from a severe at
tack of chicken pox.
About twenty friends gave Mr. and
Mrs. S. P. Christensen a farewell sur
prise party Thursday evening. The Miss Pearl Putnam of St. Paul ar
evening was pleasantly spent. Toasts ived Wednesday for a few weeks visit
were given and responded to by the jth relatives.
host. At a late hour a fine luncheon ,, „T
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
O. C. LaBar Thursday afternoon. All I
invited to attend.v
Louise and Hazel Johnson of Austin
spent last week with their grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs Harcor Lyons, as it
was vacation in Austin Mr and Mrs.
R. L. Johnson, their parents, came up
to spend Sundav here, all returning to
Austin in the evening.
Mrs. Earl Lindsley visited in Bloom
ing Prairie Friday.
Mrs. John O'Malley of RoRe Creek
and Miss Mell O'Malley of Minneapolis
visited Mr. and Mrs. Cronan Sunday.
Miss Carrie Weber returned Saturday
to her school duties at Racine.
.PARKERV8
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Loce Curtains
or* Draperies
luda like new by our special pro*
ceaa. Why throw away, a pretty
pair of lace curtains or portiers,
just because they have become
soiled, when we can clean them
at a small cost, and return to you
almost as good as new'
biforoution boaklet free. Kcturn
Mpm» paid trdm lltrMrt
props Bro
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We leave Austin via, Chicago,
CUTTING THE COST
OF CARPETS— fR
DEXTER.
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was served Mrs. W N. Pierce and children re
turned to their home int LaCrosse Sat
Lida Register of Moscow is visiting
ur
her sister. relatives and friends.
S. P. Christensen went to the cities
Monday.
Edgar Terry of Austin was a Lans
ing caller Thursday and Sunday ditto.
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day after spending a week visiting
J. B. Vermilya and R. G. Laugen
were given the first degree in the
mysteries of Masonry Thursday eveu
ing.
Miss Mildred Medbery entertained a
party of young ladies from Grand
Meadow Friday afternoon. A line
supper was served.
Mrs. Rose Vermilya and Miss Put
nam were in Austin Saturday.
ROSE CBE2X
Mrs. Chris Johnson spent Sunday
witn Mrs. I. E. Tiegan in Austin.
Father Schneider weut to Winona
Monday.
Postmaster F. G. Ray was in Austin
Tuesday on business.
Mamie Carll of Austin is a guest of
Hannah. Emery.
A1 Hali goes to Otranto, Canada,
this week to visit his father who is il J.
No seeding yet to speak of.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Earl returned last
week to their home in Montevideo.
Mae and Loretta Furlong and
Blanche Christie of Austin visited at
the McBride home Wednesday.
RACINE.
Fred Eichhorn returned Tuesday
from Oklahoma ,much improved in
health
School commenced Monday after a
vacation of a week.
A son was born to Mrs. John
Schroeder April 1.
A. G. Prentiss of Chicago has bought
out Fred Thornhill's general merchan
dise store and took possession last
week.
I W.C. Kinyon and bYide left last
week for their new home in Texas.
He was married March 30 to Miss
Rachel fl. Bowman of St. Paul,
George Otter and family returned
Tuesday from Pickett, Wis., where
they^spent the winter.
Stella Wilson spent her Easter vara
tiooat home. She is attending school
in Anstin.
A. FREE JRIP TO
We haye for sale 10,CK)0 acres'of the best land in North Dakota, sit
uated in Morton county the banner county of southwestern North Da
•v kota. The water is excellent and easily obtained. There is plenty of
native coal. The soil is the very best. It is a heavy black loam with
clay subsoil. This land has never been picked over. Now is the
time to buy while you have your choice. There is anew railroad survey
through these lands. We purchased this land four years ago and
picked the choice lands of the county.
If you are a renter move quick, before it is too late, and the chance to get cheap land is gene
forever. Now is the time to invest, and double your money. Don't put It off, but join us now.
In making up your minds to act at once lies the short cut to success. The present is the only
time that really belongs to you.
nilwaukee
April 16. WILL YOU BE WITH US? If so, write or wire us. The prices are right aud the
railroad fare will be refunded to all purchasers.
JOSEPH KEEN AN LAND COMPANY,
Austin, flinn.
Austin Furniture Co.
SPRING OPENING OF
CARPETS, RUGS and WALL PAPER
Our stock of Room Rugs is very complete, showing over 250 pat
terns in stock of all the best makes. WE CUT AND SEW CARPETS
while you wait. No delays, no waiting, no disappointments, as you are
sure to have where Carpets are sold from a small sample.
We have the STOCK and PRODUCE THE GOODS.
WATCH FOR OUR ANNUAL LACE CURTAIN SALE.
Austin Furniture Co
["would Be Terriblel
Pa—If ever anytl5*if happens to me,
Gladwys, promise me that you will
never think of froinsr on the stage.
Lost—One Mqftor Car.
!s%"Seen a motor car down the hill any
where, boy?" .t
"No, but I seen four rubber, rings,
an' .a ^aj^o' scra| ii-ou("-Tatler.
£&&
—Cook with Gas^
"*'Vy & if 1-Z
-fit
& St. Paul R. at 7:25 a. m,t luesdav,
Cut the cost of your Carpet Bill by buying
R^eliacble Carpets
made by reliable MILLS. We handle only
Lowell and Park lograhis. These
names stand for quaHty.
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PAILWAV
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Routt
LOW RATES
One way rates to Minnesota,
Dakotas, and Canadian
Northwest on sale Tuesdays
during March and April.
One way rates to Montana,
Oregon, California, etc., and
Canadian Northwest on sale
daily during March and April.
Special one way rates to the
Southeast, South, Southwest
and Weft on sale Tuesdays
during March and April.
Homeseekers* Excursions to
the Noithweft, Weft,'South
west and South on sale
1st and 3rd Tuesdays dur
ing March and April.
Tourift Rates to various points in
the U. S. on sale daily.
Ftr further information apply to tbe
Great Western Agent.
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Woman's way to health. A special
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