After the service a wedding supper
was served in the. diningroom, where
carnations, arbutus and ferns made
a charming setting. In the parlors
and reception hall the decorations
were in white and green, with spring
flowers, palms and ferns. Mr. and
Mrs. Bacon left Minneapolis at 7:80
Thursday evening via Northern Pa
cific railroad for a trip of two months
through the west, going to Portland,
Astoria, Oakland,' California, return
ing to Seattle and will be at home in
Seattle after June 20th. The bride
is the daughter of Comrade Nathan
X. Palmeter of Brownsdale and was
reared there. She has many friends
in Austin, as well as elsewhere, to
wish her abundant joy.
Pasture Notice.
Stock taken in pasture 4 miles west
of Moscow village. Horses $3.00, cattle
all ages $1.25 for season/ Inquire of
JACOB KARSH, Austin B. R. No 4.
Samson
Lining Silk
1
FOB HE WHOLE FAULT
An excellent
value at
-tF^R sale, seed potatoes. JOSEPH
KEKNAN, Bridge Street. 11
—Ba sure that you try the Austin
dye works. You will save money and
their "vifork is the best.
—Get your dyeing done at the Austin
steam dye and cleaning works. They
do not shrink nor injure anything plac
ed in their hatids.
—For sale choice clean flax seed, also
alsike clover and timothy seed at the
H^nry Bagley farm in Udolpbo.
GioRGE Wiira, Lansing P. O.
—Men wanted, $5. per day selling
'Farm
Book-keeping."
for
The Farm
Record Co., ^iorthtield, Minn.
