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AUSTIN, WKDNKSDAV, Nov. 22, 1911
—A. £. Beadell and son of Windom
were in Austin Monday.
—C. W. Thomas, the rug weaver^ has
moved from Lyle village into the
Tubbs bouse on south Kiver street, op
posite Ziemer's poultry yards. Hois
pr^paired to dp all kinds of 'carpet
weaviDg. Many of our citizens know
of bis satisfactory work,
—The plans and contract for the new
armory at Austin, Minn., were approv
ed by the state armory board last week.
The building is for Company of the
Second regiment and will cost $16,00Q.
~rFrank McrAIeer, auctioneer, will
conduct »ales at one per cent straight.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
Residence South Kenwood aveniie,
AustiA. New phone. Orders mav .be
left at this office. 37r%
^BecriuSe of the thick coating of
sleot, the interlocking switch at Manly
tied up trains on three roads Thursday
night, affecting the Great Western, the
more seriously. The rain which froze
ali^pstas.rapidly as (Mell, blocked ^e
maze 6f wire's and tracks at: thaVp'qilnt.
The south b6und train on the Great
Western due at Mason City at oi.e
o'clock did not arrive until nearly four*
o'clock Friday morning. r/r
—Lost, by Walter Tnrton Jr..last
week, a pair of gold filled glasses just
bought of Dr.. Allen. His name is-on
the inside ,o£ epver in ink. Anjiope
finding .tjhebe glasses please return to
the.jowiiar or the TranBcriptr office and
receive reward.-^Mrs. W TurtOn,' *208
#inona street AufitTti, Mimi,
-tJnioii "Thanksgiving: 'services'
will be heTd at' tho Baptist' Clrurch
Thursday forenoon, Nov. SM. Ser
mon by Rev. Robt. Brown of the
Presbyterian church.
