'Mrs. iOezar and
(Lya}|
r,,¥r?ian d^^rs-•Henry
visited at the
home of-R. L. Johnson in Austin Fri
day^and Saturday
School report, oi Ejistrict
107
for
the month ending December 1, 1911.
No. qf pupils enrolled—18.
Names of pupils neither tardy or
absent* Lyall Kezar, -Ruth Jacobson,
Qrpha Jacobson, Arthur Brenden,
Esther Schwartz.
Carl .^Zand^Sir:... has j.us,t finished
^tereshrtrg: ,,
MissJ EVa NofsingeVspent Thanlis
giving at her home^south of Browns
dale.
Hanson spVnt
ThanksgiU-fng if the horiie or Mr. and
Ms Jwattiiisiiji'tison.
The quicker a coigns gotten rid of
thev less 'th» ttange^.'ftom' bnemnonia
and other 8eriouiildi^a8e8» Mr{ B. W
L. Hall, of tVaverlv, "I firm
iv believe Ohamh»»rF?ritit$ 07iupH
edy ut be absolutely the' best prepara
tion on the market lo colds. 1 have
recommended it to my friends and they
all agree with me." tFor sale by all
dealers.
TA6n%^^\f:
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Dotzeiirod
spent Thanksgiving wijh Jl^eir son,
Rudolph here.
a
Veteran L. Bantes went to'Austin
Monday on business.
Every day that the ,snow holds off
now is. worth millions to the farmers.
The 'threshing around here is not
nearly done and goes slow.on account
of crippled machines.
Mrs. Frank Chamberlain went to
Minneapolis .last .week ^to visit rela*
Mn aftd Mrs,' Pitts fepent .'Thanks
giving at^the Dr., Smith Jiome -in
Adonis.
Mrs. Chris Kasel is recovering ^fa
vorably from her reScput an^
is a is it
W^^are glad to Ifcaflt that.
pi-xreamery is steadily lncreasing its,
patronage SHck.to it/iar mers, jftflp
you will iriak'e a big success of it.*%?
..Part of the bigTaopi {arm Was sold"
last week tO^Greenfidd & g&fko£,
Decorah for
$85
TV
1.
9.
A* ihteting will be hSld in the Gonr
gregational church ne^t Sunday even
ittgj ttti the interest ofi Ae Minnesota
or. inc OTinnesota
&s?
JHfs WH«*» Life.
