Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-15
TRANSCRIPT1ON8.

| Hoops are out Of fashion.
Mosquitoes are climbing the golden
stair.
Business prospects Frightening in
Austin.
The Floral entertainment will be a
success.
Jack Frost arrived in town last Wed.
nesday night.
Miss Rose Galloway arrived in the
city Friday of last week.
q. L. Case and wife were visiting
friends at Cha,field last week.
Miss Clara Palmer Is visiting her Id
schoolmates in Preston for few days.
The last name for marmslade is mary
,ade. A little fellow wants lot made.
Charlie Lord Is the delighted father
of a son, and we understand he will
grade number one.
Mrs. C. w. Ransom, of Albert Lea,
received first premium on Crayon por.
trait, at the Minneapolis fair.
Mrs. Olive NJ. Davis is expected IN
Austin the latter part Of this week or the
first of next, on an extended visit.
MIR. George Holmes, a graduate Of
Ow atonns High School Of go, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Frank A. Tickhor.
See the new I'D. of H. Sprague, the
grocer. Printers ink, good stock. and
low prices, are leading Sprague on to the
front.
Rev. Eldridge receives $57.13 from
Uncle Sam for taking the census of this
city. Rather slim pay for the work
performed.
! Our friends will bear in mind that
the Herald. the Baptist organ, like the
Register. is printed wholly at home. and
on "power press"
! September term of court convenes
next Tuesday. Considerable business is
to be transacted, but the calendar is moi
so large as last term.
! w. H. Wltham is travelling in Illinois
for Forbes Dramatic Co. He bills the
the towns;-a business which he tho
roughly understands.
| Sale of lands on tax Judgment com
menccs next Monday, September Goth
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the County Audit
or's office, in this city.
| GRAIN MARKEr.-Wheat coming
in slowly. Most all grades No. 2, which
is quoted at 20 cents; No 3, CSC. Barley
firm at from IS to so cents.
"A. Fl. Schleuder, Of New Ulm, wal
visiting his brother, Gustav, in this city
tor a few days last week. He is pros
porous jeweler like unto Gus.
| Miss Lottie Morgan left Austin las
Friday for Winona. She will enter the
Winons Normal School, expecting to re
main there until she graduates.
! There were sixty present at the Bap
tist sociable which met with Mrs. G. c
Kinsman last Monday evening, and {
very pleasant evening was spent.
j. Martz, of lie Boy, has threshed hi:
wheat, and has q yield of II bushels t
the acre. His wheat while growing, wal
considered the best in that section.
The very small sum Of Is cents viii
furnish the weekly edition of the Imte1
Ocean until election. Leave your ORDER
a. the office of the TRANSCRIPT or the Post
| office.
Hon. w. H. Officer was in st. Pau
and Minneapolis all Of last week. HI
reports encouraging railroad news. blu
won't give particulars. He was pleased
with the Exposition.
! w. G. Brown remained in Nerthf1elt
only three days. He is now IN Cresct
recruiting. In a few days he will 60 Il
Blooming Prairie to work for Williams
the druggist, in that blooming town.
September I'd, our School District
Treasurer paid another bond Of $1,000
one OF the per cent. bonds. This makes
$1,000 of bonds and 81 1895 Of inter
est paid during last year. $1,000 onl,
remain to be paid.
Among the premiums awarded a
the Northwestern Exposition, we notice
IA. V. Ellis, Austin, Mimi, Holstei'
bull, Marquis 3 years old, first pre-
MUM, $780," We believe this premium
to be worthily bestowed.
We were in error last week In STATING
that Frank I. Crane would give up h,
lumber business. He intends to stick t
his old trade, and Mr.: Harry Patterson
will run the hardware store for HIM, tn
firm being "Crane & Patterson"
Mr.. Clark West, Of old Chatauqu
county, N. Y, accompanied by his SON
wife, is in the city. They will remain
some time, and are the guests of Mrs. c
D. Belden and Mr.. Charles West. N,
West is an uncle of Mrs. Belden and
cousin of our Charlie West.
The Herald, Rev. Belden's ne,
monthly paper, is " little daisy" 1t i
small, but full of church items of interes
to our Baptist friends. May it live lonl
and prosper. Every brother and siste
tof the church should hand the editor
cents without delay, to insure year.
Subscription.
Rev. G. W. Merrill, the earnest, tai
ented pastor OF the Congregations
church in Wsseca, gave his hearers q
unpleasant surprise recently by handin
in his resignation, to take effect the las
of this month. He is to take position
in the Beloit College. We are sorry I
have friend Merrill leave Minnesota.
! "A correspondent Of tho St. Psu
Globe, says: ION Saturday. Septembe
a, johannes Oleson, while feeding on {
threshing machine, near LIZ Roy, eaugh
his left hand In the cylinder and man
gled it to the elbow. He called the q
distance Of DR.. G. n. Alsdurf, who amp,