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AUSTIN. WKDNFSDAV SEPT. 4, 1907
Always the
ifame
alume*
Baking
Powder
a moderate prioe.
—Cook with Gas.
—Mrs. Jane E. Gleason is recovering
from her recent accident.
—Co.G. commenced their regular week
ly drills on Monday evening,
—Mrs. Fay R. Smith went to Minne
apolis Saturday to visit friends.
—Miss Ettie Hall went to Alexandria
Friday to teach for the ensuing year.
—Choice cider vinegar for pickling
and other purposes at Dalager's grocery.
—Miss Anna Watkins commenced
her fall term of school at Anoka on
Monday.
N. Peck, died at the home of her son
Friday morning. Age 78 years. Since
her husband died ten years ago she has
spent part of the time with her son
here. The body was taken to the old
home in Wisconsin for burial.
—Labor Day was observed in this
city by several of the firms,. The office
force of Shedd & Wright Company
went to Biooming Prairie in the after
noon for an outing, returning in thej(
evening. Mrs. H. M. Brown accompan
ied them as chaperone.
—SALESMEN WANTED: To in
troduce our State Atlas of Minnesota.
Absolutely new. Contains special
maps, special illustrations, statistical
.matter and indexes. Descriptive mat
-/ter of the state, Physical, Commercial,
Historical, etc. A splendid opportun
ity. Rand, McNally & Company, Chi
cago, 111,
_To keep posted on all the latest
advancements is to keep abreast of the
times. This is especially true in modi
cine, where such rapid progress is being1|
made. Dr. Addison Jonep was asked
how he managed to keep up with all of
his clinical work and at the same time
make his monthly visits so regularly
The doctor laughed and said, that sys
tem was the secret, if there is any
secret.
