Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-11-13
TRANSFORMATIONS
Nov. eth.

Mr.. Dunkelmann v his stock o
clothing into his elegant new store t day
MIR. and Mrs. Matt Miles, of Albar
Lea, were down to the political sociabl'
last week.
Storm doors, and storm windows, ar
all the style nowadays. Who wouldn'
he in fashion?
Look tonight for the display o
shooting stars. 1t is to be the mos
} brilliant since 1888.
Key. Mr.. Spafford will enter upon Iii
duties Us pastor of the Universalis, Churcl
next Sunday. Services, morning and eve
ming.
"A gentleman who advertised In tn
5000 edition we sent out a few week
ago, says he has heard from it nearl,
every day since.
AUSTIN GRAIN MARKET.-Wheat
No. l, 96c; NJ. 2, 93c: No. 3, S5c. Bar
ley, 3O@5Oc. Oats 1s@20c. These ar
Yesterdays quotations.
The TRANSCRIPT and its friends ar
endorsed. Do you owe US on subscrip
ton If so, can you not, and will yot
not, Call aud settle for the same?
Now, for railroads. Where's the
Southern Minnesota? and the Austin
Mankato & ST. Cloud? We should bun,
them up and bring them into town.
The music for the Ladies' Floral
social, held at Jones' Hall on Monday
evening, vas prepared by Miss Lot,ie
Johnson, and WAS pronounced a success.
-"Plnafore" is expected in Austin
soon. We'll, let her come; we shall he
delighted to hear him, and will certainly
90 to it, and take "our cousins and bis
aun,s and his uncles."
Yesterday morning We enjoyed a
pleasant call from Mr.. Hoynes. the city
editor of Pomeroy's Lacrosse Democrat,
who is recreating with friends IN this
vicinity for a few days.
The Austin Cornet Band boys will
give a dance on Thanksgiving Eve, Goth,
at Jones' hall, for the purpose Of raising
money to buy the band uniforms. They
hope for a large attendance.
Mrs. H. E. Anderson left Austin, fol
Sherburne, on Monday last, expecting to
l cnorA tIx, ~,s,tor 0,,t <horo ~~.st1> hoe h so
band. Miss Caddie is still in the city,
but will follow in a few days.
Why don't our produce dealers buy
oats? A good many IF our farmers have
u surplus Of this crop, and it would be a
great convenience to them if they could
readily sell that surplus for cash.
We Call the attention of our readers
70 the advertisement Of the Champion
! Wind Mill and Star Pump, the best in
the world for this locality. D. B. Smith
IS agent for this city and vicinity.
The Masons and their friends at Lyle
will enjoy Thanksgiving day evening
with a dance and supper. All respectable
people are invited, we believe-the pro.
ceeds to 60 towards paying off the hall
Indebtedness.
Thanksgiving day begins just TWO
weeks from this morning. Wonder if
The American gohler is roosting high.
No matter. 1t will avail him naught,
md It's time he was getting out his last
will and testament.
Mr.. n. c. Clark, Of the Five-Cent
o1ore, mas ueeu supcrce'leu ~, - W.
pleasant gentleman in the person of J.
NJ. Taylor, who has removed to Austin
with his family. Mr.. Clark has returned
to the parent house in Lacrosse.
Better late than never. The officers
Of the Austin Board of Education for the
year commencing Sept Goth, are: Presi-
dent, DR.. W. L. Hollister; Treasurer, w.
T. Wilkins; Clerk, C. II. Davidson Sup
ply Committee, R.O. Hall, G. E. Wilbour.
Mr.. H. NJ. Allen, who has had charge
of the Union depot at Sheldon for some
years past, arrived here on Friday night
to take charge Of the station at this place.
Mr.. Allen comes highly recommended as
a gentleman and an experienced railroad
man orthington Journal, 9th.
MIR. George Maynard, the genial gen
tleman who attends the boot and shoe
department at the Cash store of II.
Sprague, has rented the Harvey Ander.
son residence for the winter. 1t will be
a warm and pleasant home in which 10
spend a Minnesota winter.
The record shows that the first six
teen days of October were the warmest
ever known in Minnesota-the thermome.
ter indicating a mean temperature of 69.8.
The same time 10 1873 the mean temper
allure was $3.50. Previous years were cool
er, ranging from AZ to 49.-Er.
The following is from the Green
Bay Adpocate: "Major nValkenburgl
and will move his family from LaCr"sse)
into it this week. We welcome Major
V. and family to Green Bay az perma.
uCut AVoA"SuNos AA0y SASy AAVS Ao06 OAN
prosper"
Notwithstanding the heavy rain, quite
a large audience listened to the most ex.
cellent lecture Of Mi. o. w. Shaw, and
partook of the supper prepared by the
ladies of the Floral Club. We under.
stand th"se dolngs are to be kept up dur.
ing the winter.
-Janauschek, as Mary Stuart, Queen
of Scots, with her able supporters, ap-
peared before a delighted audience at
jones' Hall, on TUESDAY, evening. Che is
certainly a "star," and had shs been born
a very Queen, she could not have better
sustained Ter part in the Tradegy Of
Queens.
On Saturday morning last, Mr.. Geo.
Rolph, of Brownsville, accidentally shot
himself with his revolver, at the Fleck
House, in this city. In tossing his pan.
falcons onto q stand, In the morning, just
before dressing, the revolver, which was
&. o,o ~ thu nocketa eYnloded Int for,