Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-09-14
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TRANSCR1PTIONS.
Wheat, No. 2, $1.1o.
-Vennor is to be sued for breach of
promise.
The Register has added an illustrated
department.
| Merchants should advertise. Now
is the time.
Burr Robbins circus visits Albert
Lea the 18th.
DIR. and Mrs. Wheat have returned
from their Rochester visit.
Mrs. r. I. Smith is expecting new
millinery goods next week.
Live hogs are bringing $50 per
cwt. in this market. Good price.
The rain has ceased. and Monday
and Tuesday were delightful days.
"A. s. Lott, of Austin township, raised
sweet potatoes successfully this year.
Mrs. Frank I. Crane takes Miss Red
ner's room in the school during her alb
sence.
Mrs. B. W. Lowell enjoyed the week
Of the fair in Minneapolis, returning
Saturday.
We met Mart Nichols, of old stage
memory, and his wife, at the Minneapolis
fair last week.
MOT a street sprinkler seen on the
streets of Minneapolis or St. Paul during
all of last week.
We understand Peter Haley of this
city is about to build an elevator at
Blooming Prairie.
ID. NJ. Thompson and wife have re-
Gently taken pleasant rooms in DR..
Wheat's residence.
&C. W. Merrick was in town last week.
We are glad to know that his health and
business are both good.
Mrs. c. NJ. Fernald, who has been
seriously i'll for the past week, is, we are
glad to say, convalescing.
The first Normal school established
in the soon to be new state of Dakota is
to be situated at Madison.
H. NJ. Daniels, formerly of Austin,
has recently purchased the Lime Springs
Tribune Of Book s. Burdick.
Everybody we'll or getting we'll,
about Austin. Doctors looking thin and
hungry. Have to 60 west, youp 6 men,
60 west.
Mrs. w. W. Brownson arrived in
Austin Saturday last from Minneapolis.
She is the guest of her sister, Mrs. DR..
Fairbanks.
Rev. Wright was unable TO preach
last Sunday owing to severe cold. o.
w. Shaw read a sermon to the waiting
congregation.
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Wright spent
several days in Minneapolis last week,
Mr.. Wright returning Wednesday, aud
Mrs. w. Saturday.
The S. NJ. division has recently been
favored with two new mail and express
cars of the most approved pattern. They
were sadly needed.
john McNalley, one of Grand Mead.
owls sportsmen, was in Lakefield last
week. Prairie chickens suffered, says
the Jackson Republic.
Hayes Brothers are now settled in
their elegant new store, and their fall
stock of goods, which are soon expected,
will look very attractive.
"A new mail agent" arrived Monday
at the home of H. A. Fairbanks. He
brought his commission with HIM. and
reports himself "wailing ORDERS"
William Richards is caring for
lame hand. He was holding posts for
fence building, and the maui glancing
struck his hand, injuring it quite badly.
II. w. Woodland, of Wells, formerly
resident of Austin, had his pocket picked
at the Minneapolis fair last week. He
lost $45 in cash and some valuable
papers.
w. T. Wilkins and wife left Austin
yesterday for Erie, Pa. Mr.. Wilkins has
a brother there who is quite ill-Dr.
Wilkins, who has visited Austin two or
three times.
September term of Court convenes
next Tuesday. There are 70 civil and 3
criminal cases on the calendar. The
term will probably be much shorter than
the March term.
Mrs. N. G. Mcmillan has gone east
to purchase her stock Of millinery and
notions for fall trade. She left Monday,
and expects to be about ten days finding
what she wants.
MIR. and Mrs. F. King returned from
Minneapolis Saturday noon. Like our
selves Mr.. King would have enjoyed
sight at the air ship which was expected
" Gull AoSt L 4Odys
Austin coal market: Nut and stove
size, $11.75; egg, $11.50. Illinois soft,
$3.50; Iowa. $4.75. In carload lots, rs
cents per ton reduction. 80 cents per ton
extra for basketing.
e. r. Daniels and II. w. Wilson have
recently purchased three lots on Frank
lin street in Bolcom's addition, of Mrs. s.
L. Davidson. They will divide the land
equally into two building lots. A pleas.
ant location.
DIR. G. NJ. Gordon has been spending
the past week In the city, the guest of DR..
A. Mcdonald. He left the latter part
oflast week for trip through the northern
part of the state, with view to perma.
nent location.
We hear, yes, we hear the faint
juggling Of wedding bells, and not very