Goods up to 25c.value 10c a yard
WASH SHIRT WAIST SUITS—Our $2.00 Suits
at $1.00 Our $3.50 Suits at $2.00 Our $4.00 Suits
at $2.25. 98c White Shirt Waists at 49c.
Parasols at a big discount.
CHAS. L. WEST
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—Don^ forget the Scotch Concert on
Sept, !, ti&M. E. church.
—The Harmonia Club gave a harvest
ball at Music hall last evening.
—Mrs. Ira Padden and daughter are
visiting friends in Spenser, Iowa.
—M r. and Mrs. Sefert of Carpenter
Io^a, spent Sunday with* friends here.
—Mr. Pitzen returned Sunday morn-!
ing from a visit at Chamberlain, S. D.
—Mrs. Thomas Revord and children
are visiting relatives in Chippewa, Wis
—Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Eliis of Boston
are in Austin guests at the Evergreen
Farm. I
—Wanted a capable housekeeper for
owner of small farm. Inquire at this
office. tf.
—$30 a month to the right man at
Mound View Dairy Farm. Inquire of
G. A. Dutcher. 28.
—Mrs. Elizabeth Mclntyre came
down from Minneapolis Wednesday on
a short visit.
—Will Richards is soon to move to
Minneapolis. He has sold his house
to Frank W ard.
—Don't msss it. The Scotch Con
cert to be given at the M. E. church
Friday eve Sept. 1.
—Thaddeus Thompson resumed
work on his mail route Thursday after
a two weeks vacation.
—The VV. R. C. will hold its meeting
Wednesday instead of Tuesday on ac
count of the picnic.
—N. A. Graves returned to Carring
ton Aug. 15 aft!lr spending several days
at A. O. Hollister's.
—Mrs. Mabel Schrimp and son of
Minneapolis came Wednesday to visit
her father, H. Jacobs.
—A. N. Kinsman and alderman
Frank O. Hall looked up the Minneapo
lis pavements one day last week.
