Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-10-13
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Yesterdays quotations: Wheat, No
I. 7Sc; No. 2, &c; No. 3, zoe. Barley
400 45c.
Mrs. W. II. Crandall, of Owatonna
is spending short time with her friend
in this city.
The dry goods store of HERNIA,
GUM is being repaintcd. 1t will looa
much better.
Fall blowing is made somewhat DIFF
ficult by the dry condition OF the ground
We need rain.
Sunday afternoon the dry and
parched earth was slightly refreshed By d
gentle shower.
IS. Bostwick, an east-sile friend of
early days, spent a day or two at the
county seat this week
Mr.. H. Stowell, of Mortified, fathc
of Mrs. e. i. Short, was visiting in the
city q few days this week.
Court adjourned last week Wednes
day until Nov. Both, when number oil
court cases are to be tried.
The leaves of the maple and black
oak have assumed the beautiful autumn
tint, and the Minnesota forests are beau
tiful 70 look upon.
j. B. Revord has closed out his
grocery business in this city, And still
there ale enough stores left to supply the
demands Of consumers.
Julius Baker, once a resident Of Aus
tin, but late years Of Minnea polls, has re-
turned to his old camping ground to stay
We welcome him back
-PKINTER WANTED.-We want good
printer at this Office lmm ediately-one
who thoroughly understands job work.
Steady work for good man.
Mr. James Truesdel is being threat
ened good deal with fever and has not
been able to sit up for several days. We
hope soon to see him out again.
F. P. Mcbride, our wide.awake ci,i.
zen, was down to Taopi last Sunday a.
tending the Sabbath School Convention.
He reports an interesting session.
MIR. Will Richardson has returned
from Mortified, where ne was pursuing
his studies, add commenced work, since
the fire. We hope he may be able TO re-
turn soon.
-Geo. W. Robinson is out from Chi.
cago looking after his crops. He reports
his wheat crop very good for this year.
Lost Nation Kvarie'y, Is bushels to the
acre; Fife, 10 bushels.
Rev. Beldea is enjoying 8 visit with
his brother in Chicago, aud writes US
that there vii! be no preaching service at
the Baptist church next Sunday. Sun.
day school as usual, however.
The last sale Of excursion tickets to
lie Chicago Exposition takes place Oct.
Is, 10, 20, and 81. Price for the round
rip, including ticket to the Exposition,
fl4.8O. Tickets good 10 return the Tues
day following sale.
A Christian gentleman from Waseca
was in this city some two or three weeks
ago, and when questioned in regard to
Waseca Ward, he said, Ward i. bias
,hemous druukard.' Will our christian
temperance men dare to support him?
Mrs. Brandt, German lady residing
n Dexter township, and who, with her
has been living for number of
years with Mr.. Dexter PARROT, was found
lead in her chair one day last week.
She was in her usual health and not far
oass the middle age.
Hon. J. 8. 1rgens, our former fell "
ownsman, was nominated for county
Jerk and register of deeds of Barnes
Dakota, at the Republican county
at Valley City on Monday.
rhe Office is worth $500 per annum
Hope friend Irgens will win.
1T may interest some Of our readers
o Know that Win e. Snow, eldest son Of
solomon Snow, is now one Of the head
Jerks in the Plenkington House, Mil
which is rated as the best hotel
n the Cream City. His Austin friends
yin do we'll to put up with Will when in
The Albert Leaitcs are seriously i'll
rom sickness similar to typhoid fever
Il is claimed by some to be the malarial
Effects of Spring Lake whose waters are
- dried up that there is now but a cess
'ool. Austin is in good health, physi
;ians out Of business and expecting to be
N the town. Guess we jus, a. soon not
AVE any lakes.
IF. P. Mcbride, the ever. busy grocer,
8 working up surprising trade in his
Inc, and it always gives US pleasure to
such business men as he, as
hey at all times promote the material
of any town or county 10
which they do business. Mcbride and
lis groceries are complete in every re-
pect, and every article sold by them is
rs represented.
-McM1ILAN AND MARSHALL FRIDAY
2vEN1Ne.-Turn out, Republicans, Dem.
'crats. Greenbackers, Proh,bitionists,
and hear y. s. Senator Nc.
MILAN and Ex-Governor VIM Il. Mar.
hall discuss the political Issues Of the
lay. These men are candid gentlemen,
md able to discuss political subjects in.
so that all may understand
hem. Dont fai! to hear .hcn,-at Cour,
House hall, next Friday evening.
Herman Gunz, one Of our Oldest
will leave Austin in Decem.
Der for Augsburg, that old Roman city,
o Bavaria, which Is still one Of the chief
centres of German art. This city WAS
us home from childhood until about At.
cen years ago, when he came to Mime
ota. He will visit his mother, brothers
md sisters, his father being dead. We
wish friend CUM = pleasant voyage and
happy reunion with his relatives and
he friends of his childhood.
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