Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-01-18
TRANsCRII.TION8.
Winter has come.

TRANsCRII'TIONs.
Winter has come.
Gold, clear, winter weather.
j. G. Easton was in the city yesterday
-15o below zero Yesterday mornioR al
Z o'clock.
$50 for the TRANSCRIPT for one
year, If paid in advance.
Mrs. P. T. Mcintyre IS visiting al
Nora, Pope county. in this state.
Miss Beadle of Cresco, is the guest Of
her friend Miss Leah Mansfield.
Mrs. Job Engle is still in failing
health. Her family fear the result.
Rev. Wright preached in the chapel
in the Third Ward Monday night.
We hear whispers of wedding thai
is soon to be on south St. Paul street.
w. B. Nilsson & Brother of Taopi
are to start harness factory at Lekoy.
j. B. Wall of Spring Valley, was Wis
ting his Austin friends last Saturday and
Sunday.
-Basford, Of the Register, had the lucky
bid for county job work for the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Van Valkenburgl1
anticipate a visit to Austin friends
sOou.
Mrs. Crane and little son from
Rochester,, are the guests of Mrs. D. B
Smith.
Pay you personal property taxes be-
fore March 1st, if you would escape thu
S per cent. penalty.
r. A. Ticknor moves his stock o.
boots and shoes into the grocery store Of
F. P. Mcbride today.
Judge D. B johnson is in Farlbault.
by telegraph, to the dying
bed Of his aged mother.
-Sleighing In town has been very
good the past week. Two inches more
of snow would make it very fine.
The Minneapolis Tribune is a gooo
paper, and has low subscription rate
See advertisement 10 ,o.day's paper.
The young men Of our city arc organ
izing debating society. They were tc
organize and elect officers last night.
John Frank will build a cheese fac
tory on his farm near Leroy the present
season. Johns head is always level.
Miss Arminda Smith spen: . few
days Of her vacation with Der brother
David, a; Cedar Mills, Meeker county.
Every cash subscriber to the TRAN
SCRIPT is entitled to one of DR.. Kendall's
Horse Books. IF you don't see it, ask
Tor it,"
The meetings in the Third ward are
being continued this week. and are well
attended and good deal of interest mani
fes,ed.
"A party of twelve couple Of Austin's
yonng people ate oysters in Brownsville
last Friday night, taking sleigh ride &c
get there.
Earnest Andrews and Clayton Smith
have gone to attend the 81. Paul Business
College. Success to the sons of oul
tOwnsmen.
Will j. Whipple has severed his con.
nection with the Wadena Farmer, an(
expects TO make for himself new hOm,
in Superior, Wis.
w. T. Wilkins of this city, was las
week bonored with reelection to thu
position OF Grand Marshal of the Crane
Lodge of F. & A. NJ.
Quite number of extra desks have
been ordered By the school board for oul
public school building. The rooms ar
crowded with pupils.
Sheriff Corey returned from his New
Mexico trip yesterday, We are sorry Il
say that he returns without his man. HI
had flown two days before he arrived.
There has been some petty thievina
going on in our public school Of late
Our teachers are using all possible means
to find out VIII" the young rascals are.
Dennis, son OF Carlos Manchester Of
Udolpho in This county, died last week
Friday, of consump,ion-aged about 20
He was buried IN Udolpho yesterday.
Saturday night the young people o.
the Methodist and Congreg ational socie-
Ties were out enjoying the good sleighlng
Each society had their own sleigh and
went their own way.
Robert Eckford, Of Grand Meadow
was in town Saturday, and called at the
TRANSCRIPT office. "Bob," as he - fam.
lliarly called, is really a very pleasant and
agreeable gentleman.
MIR. Luverne Buck took merry load
of happy boys AMI girls out to his pleas
ant home an evening last week to surprise
his little nephew "Harry" Buck. The
children enjoyed the ride and the visit.
MIR. William Rich ards has purehas
ed the property opposite the home o
Lafayette French from his son Will, whit
is now At Butte City, Montana. 1t will b'
a pleasant home for our friend Richards
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of Harper's Magazine elsewhere. W.
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both one year for 81 60 cash in advance
--Thos. Richardson, tor 26 years resi-
dent of Udoipho in this county, called or
us Monday and su bscribed for the TRAN
SCRIPT. Mr. r. is the oldest settler in tn
town aud one Of its most substantial citi
zens.
Prof Rankin has resigned the posi-
ton of Sabbath school superintendent Il
which he was recently elected by the NJ
E school. Mr.. Hall will probably be in
duced to remain In the position ano,he