Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-11-22

Indian SUNNI ,r still fingers in south
ern Minnesota. - -@#
The creamery is paying "a cents per
nch for cream. -"
Austin Union Band dance Thanksgiv-
ing evening, at Jones hall.
Burr Maxwell had horse stolen from
his farm, in Udolpho township, few
days ago.
Rev. DR.. Beaulieu of Brownsville,
preached in Minneapolis at the Church OF
Christ. last Friday evening.
The preliminary survey of the Aus
lin. Mankato and St. Cloud Railway
makes the route 1S9 miles in length.
Rev. Stanley has rented the residence
>lirectly opposite o. W. Shaw's, and viii!
move his family to Austin this week.
Fred Baird has sold his stock OF
cigars, fruits and confectionery to Will
ard Leslie who took possession yesterday.
The Universalist Sociable. will NEE,
with Mrs. W. F. Sutherland on Tuesday
.vcniny, Nov. 8. All are cordially in
vited.
The plumcd Knights of St. Bernard,
by their wives, leave fo'
Mason City to-day. They anticipate Il
oval time.
Eugene Jacobs is back to his work a
brakeman on the night passenger, and
seems rs we'll as ever. He is faithful
and reliable hand.
Hon. j. D. Allen, the well-known.
Intelligent and thrifty hardware merchant
If Leroy, made our city business call
me day last week.
Miss Sophia Anderson attended a
musical convention last weekin Waverly,
iowa. Prof Town of Chicago, was
master of ceremonies.
H. NJ. Daniels, a former Austin prin-
ter, came down from St. Paul yesterday.
Ills fare cost him 40c-an Albert Lea
ticket 25c, from Ramsey to Austin 15c.
Hon. A. F. DENLY is telegraph op-
orator at Billings, Montana. This We
suppose, indicates that the Moscow mill
will not be rebuilt.-Albert Leu Stuudurd.
REV. E. S. GARDENER is the name of
the new minister who has been sent by
Bishop Liscomb to take charge of tn,
G. :dar City NJ. E. church in Austin town
snip.
The Spring Dale Creamery is buy ng
butter, eggs. live poultry. and
corn, for which the highest market
prices are paid. Office in McClellan's
Block.
Charlie Moe, for two years a clerk in
Oorr s. Wold's drug store. left town last
week Tuesday for Mankato, where he
takes an advanced position in Jones' drug
store Of that city.
The hop at Jones Hall last Friday
.vening. given by the gallant soldiers OF
Co. &C." Austin National Guards, was a
grand success. The net receipts will
reach nearly $3.50.
Farmers, NJ. Majors will pay you IS
'ents for unsalted and rs cents for salted
,utter, 10 cents for dressed and s cents TO,
live turkeys, 8 cents for dressed and 6
cents for live chickens, in cash.
Our esteemed friends of early days,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mccall of Lansing
lrove to Austin last Sunday morning to
attend the Baptist church and hear one o.
Rev Stanley's excellent sermons.
The Young people Of the Congrega-
,ional society will meet with Mrs. R. B
Wheeler this week, Friday evening. l.
~ to be "cap" social. All. both ole
and young, are cordially invited.
Hon. W. H. Officer has been confined
to the house, for about q week with an
LIBERATED tooth and a b. dly swollen face.
rom which he suffered very much. H.
$ better, and was up town Saturday.
The Congregatioralists have pu,
chased fine new organ which will 500,
,e in place. The Young Peoples sociabl'
Friday evening is for the purpose of rails
ny fu: d to pay off balance due on til,
organ.
The Austin Union Band will give
their fourth grand hall at Jones' hall,
Thanksgiving evening, Nov. 80. Tickets,
only ST.. A liberal patronage from tn.
cc-loving people sof Austin is ex-
pected.
Our old friend, D. L. McTavish, has
returned from Canada to his old home al
Rose Creek. Dan had to come back-he
likes Minnesota better than Canada. His
many Mower county friends give him a
hearty welcome.
Rev. Mr.. Arnold of the Baptis,
church in Rochester, has accepted a cali
to Fergus Falls. His family will remain
in Rochester until spring. Our reader.
will remember that Miss Ella Mapcs mar.
ried Rev. Arnold.
DO not forget that one week from
next Thursday is Thanksgiving Day
After you have bought a turkey for your
poor neiyhbor, you can buy one for your.
self, attend church, thank God. eat your
fill, and be happy.
w. w. Engle was married last week
Thursday or Friday, in Waterloo, Iowa
to Mrs. Roe, Of that city. Himself
and bride are passing the week at Min.
neapolis and St Paul: They will KEEP
house in the n. p. Austin residence.
Jesse H. Makepeace and Miss Clar,
.. Amcs, both of Austin, were married
last week Wednesday, at the home of til,
brides mother, by Rev. Spafford. Only
the relatives were present. May the com
ing years bring much of happiness to on
young friends.
e. When the cut r. r. rates extend t
Austin and other way points, we will lie
our friends know it through the TRAN
SCRIPT. At present, the rate to Chicag,
is firm at $11.40. However. $4.6O will
take you to Chicago via Minneapolis
and tie Albert Lea route.
s. T. Edwards. formerly foreman ii