Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-04
TRANSCRIPTIONs.

| -Fleck House full ana overnOWlng
every night.
Our carpets have been larruped for
another year.
-House-cleanlng Is done at our house,
ard we rejoice.
Shake the camphor out of your sun
bonnet 1t is time.
PLANT your watermelon seeds. Guess
the melons won't be stolen.
Austin wheat market yesterd ay--80
cents for No. 2, 10 cents for No. 3.
Red fronts are growing in popularity.
Lambert & Reynolds will tell you 80.
The weather is al! that can be desired,
whether i! compares with Vennor or not.
| First installment Of street sprinkling
last Saturday. j. D. Woodward runs the
machine.
The mother of Judge Farmer was
buried at her home IN Spring Valley last
Monday.
Mrs. Cavanaugh, Of the St. Paul mil
linery store, went up TO the Sanity city
last Friday.
Jake Weisel has not decided posi-.
lively, but he thinks now he will not
rebuild his brewery.
TIL. Irgens of Lyle, reported at the
TR Transcript sanctum Saturday. Nothing
startling in the news line.
Seeding in the vicinity of Austin is
about finished. Much of the early sown
grain is up, and looks beautifully.
The Tennesseeans had an average
house, and gave universal satisfaction to
those who awaited themselves Of 30 rare
a treat.
The blessed rain fell in gentle show
ers Sunday night, and now the housewife
reioiceth that her cistern is not so empty
as it was.
| M. A. Slocum has two houses for sale,
and two brass horns. You pays your
money and you takes your choice See
! advertisement.
Get your reserve seat tickets for the
Big 80 entertainment Friday evening.
If you want to get good seat you should
get your ticket soon.
| The train on the s. NJ. division ran
to Flandre au last Friday from Lacrosse.
Madison and Dell Rapids will be reached
by to-day wednesday,.
| Ernest Sernson, of Rose Creek, the
"schoolmarstcr" Of that thriving little
burg, was in town Saturday, and favored
US with pleasant call.
MIR. A. Sharpstene, with his wife,
Master Ernie, and daughter Nellie, from
Canton, N. Y, Are guests of friend Bulls
of the Davidson House.
Rev. Potter, the evangelist, spent last
Thursday and Friday in Austin, attending
the prayer meeting of the Congregational
church Thursday evening.
County Attorney Goodwin was in
town last week Wednesday. His hands
are full of business, since adding the
duties of his new position.
Mr. Herman CUM lett Austin last
week for Mineral Point, Wis, the home
of Mr.. Deller, his wife's father. Mr. GUM
will not return before July.
cousin" Bissell, travelling salesman
tor those grand Kimball pianos and Or
gans, IS in the city, guest at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. G. w. Austin.
Lambert & Reynolds have removed
their stock of groceries to the store in
Richards block, just made ready for
them by the First National Bank.
Harry Griswold has purchased of
Geo. Baird the pleasant little cottage and
grounds, located next west of E. J. Graf
tan's residence, and has taken possession.
Rev. Alfred Morse will preach in the
Baptist church next Sunday, Rev. Belden
| expecting to be absent in Houston county.
! There will be Sabbath school concert in
| the evening.
Mrs. A. A. Harwood and son Will,
left Austin Monday for the home of her
parents in Wisconsin, where she will
spend few weeks previous to Joining
her husband in Washington.
AT the south bridge last Sunday, Rev.
G. D. BeldeE administered the ordinance
of baptism to the following candidates:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hill, Mrs. o. R. Smith, Mrs.
Bump, Melvin KAISER, and John Rustad.
| -Heywood's Alastodon Serenade
Troupe travels in special car built es.
pecially for the use of the company. 1t
is gaily painted and decorated on the out
side and handsomely finished on the int.
rior.
Prof. Hughart, of Grand Meadow,
made US a pleasant call yesterday. He
was intending to give our people course
OF lectures, but found the ground so fully
occupied just now, that he concluded to
postpone.
Under law enacted by the last
Legislature, town clerks are required to
have book in which to register orders
that are not paid on presentation, and
which will draw interest from the time
of registry.-Er.
The entire working force Of the
TRANSCRIPT Office had to be ''thrown out
of employment for two whole days last
week-and the mill closed-iust to graf.
ify our wife who wanted Us to help put
down the carpet.
Friday the st. Paul passenger train
brought down 60 pouches of mail matter
bound for points in Iowa along the line of
the St. Paul & Sioux City road, it being
sent by this route on account of the floods
on the other road.
Spring, with all its budding beauty,
is here, and Austin is having a general
clcani1g.up time. Bonfires cast their