—Mr. and Mrs. Max Pooler of
Haggerstown, Pa., are parents of a
boy, born March 26.
—Dr. E. P. Quain of Mandan, N.
D., came to Austin Friday to see Mrs.
A. V. Ellis who is sick.
—Samuel Siegfried met with an ac
cident at the round house Wednesday
and suffered a broken leg.
—Tichy's orchestra will give a
dance at the M. W. A. hall at Oak
land, Friday, April 9, 1915.
We handle Gold Medal Flour and
Kosebud Canned Goods and all the good
things kept in a grocerv store.
Mrs. Mabel Brown-Spencer and
little daughter Grand Canyon, Ariz.,
are here for a two months' stay with
her mother, Mrs. Eva Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Davison and
son, Harold and their mother, Mrs.
Frost returned Thursda}r from a
three months' trip through Califor
nia.
Frank Butler and Miss Geraldine
Archer were supr^ed bv friends Wed
nesday evening 011 their birthday an
niversaries. Each received a suitable
ift.
—The Lansing town voters are op
posed to the plan of state supervision
of roads. A resolution to that effect
was drawn up and signed by the of
ficers.
—Miss Xellie Mills begins a year's
vacation from her work at J. I).
Sheedy's office. Miss Mills has been
connected with the office for about
fifteen years.
—Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McLaughlin
of Cando, N. D., were guests of his
brother M. B. and family a few days
last week enroute home from their
visit to California.
—The cold weather still hangs on.
It freezes hard every night and there
is considerable snow still in sight.
Not an acre of seeding in this county
yet. Evidently a late spring.
—At the meeting of Als Lodge No.
