Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-01-25
rRANSCRII.TIONS.

| AOVSAy "S0SSSA'
-Luverne Buck IS off on a visit east
&C. w. Taylor came over to Austin,
Monday.
The skating rink is source of real
enjoyment 10 many.
Wish we had more snow, as our
roads are nearly bare.
Good wheat straw is selling in this
market for $3.50 cash per ton.
DIR. Hollister reports J. J. Casey as
improving, and that he will probably not
lose his hands.
Friend Walter is commencing early
to advertise sewing machine for q
Christmas present.
Commissions w. B. Nilsson has es-
Itablished his harness shop in LIE Roy,
and Is now permanent resident of that
place.
Pay arrearages to date, friends, and
$3.50 more, and get the best paper in the
county for another year. We refer to the
TRANSCRIPT.
"A merry sleigh-load of our young
people had pleasant visit with Master
Jimmy Yates last Saturday afternoon
and evening.
-Galen Truesdell, one of the best boys
in Austin, IS in full charge of the boot
and shoe department in F. P. McBride's
grocery house.
"A "bran new' boy is the pride and
Ijoy of the home of Fred Fairbanks. We
hope he may live to be the comfort of that
home for many year.
Clerk OF the Court A. w. Kimball is
sued to residents of Mower county one
hundred and twenty Q20 marriage H.
cense during the year 1881.
NEARER HOME.-Dr. and Mrs. ]. N
Wheat are expected soon. to arrive IN
Rochester, and will remain for q time
with Mr.. and Mrs E. G. Bascomb.
People like cash premiums. The
TRANSCRIPT gives a cash premium of
FIFTY CENTS to every new subscriber, and
to every old one paying up arrearages.
! -Vennor Couch and Todd are all fail
ures as weather prophets this winter.
Now, we go right along predicting, as
fast as 1t happens, and never make MIS-
take.
Mrs w. w. Cook, Miss Minnie and
Fred Cock, arrived IN Austin Tuesday
tor short visit among old friends and
acquaintance. They are the guests of
Mrs. W. w. Noble.
Don't forget that H. w. Bulls is to
furnish the supper for the masqueraders,
on the Goth. Only Is cents per couple,
and you may depend the supper will be
we'll worth the money.
j. X. Sayles, living one mile east of
Varco station, died yesterday of dropsy.
He leaves wife and one child and numer-
Gus friends to mourn the loss Of good
husband, father and nelghbor.
Don't forget to subscribe for the
TRANSCRIPT at the reduced rate, while
there is opportunity. Remember $3.50
pays for the paper one year and copy
of DR.. Kendalls Horse Book.
We notice that during the absence
of Fl. R. Smith, G. W. Shapley has
charge of the affairs of F. E. Smith &
Co. George is an old settler, and does
the right thing in the right time.
George Fish has sold the little sorrel
"stub and twist" he has owned TO. year
or so, and he now holds the ribbons over
the little bay beauty, formerly owned by
Ole Lea. Yes, we will take ride, thank
you.
III. R. Smith, manager for F. E.
Smith s. Co., left yesterday noon for
Chicago to attend the clearing-out sales
to occur in The next two weeks. He says
that he will then show some genuine
bargains.
We learn that J. II. Mcintyre, of Mos
COW, Freedom county, died yesterday
morning of paralysis. We have known
Mr.. Mcintyre for many years, and he was
a man highly respected and honored by a
large circle of acquaintance.
DIR. Palmer, dentist, has moved into
the elegant front rooms over Dunkleman's
clothing store. There are no pleasanter
rooms in the city than these, and we ex-
pect that twill only be pleasure now to
have your teeth extracted.
Eddie Baird, who was in the employ
of Monfort & Co., St. Paul, has changed
place and business, and is now in bank
at Glencoe, the county seat Of Mcleod
county. We wish the young son of our
friend George a prosperous future.
Charles E. Clark of this city, and
Miss Jennette Boall of Cedar City, were
married by Rev. spafford at his residence
last Sunday evening. ed" and his
bride h ave the best wishes of many friends
for very pleasant and prosperous future.
COL c. L. Chase, former townsman.
but now a resident of Silver Cliff, Colora.
do, was in the city over Sunday. We are
glad to hear that himself and wife have
greatly improved in health since their
removal to their new home in the noun.
tains.
Our highly respected young friend,
Nordahl B. Solner, sends u paper from
Moorhsad, detailing the progress, growth,
and advantages Of this growing city. Nor
dahl is in the Office of Burnham s. Gould,
a prominent law firm Of the place, ana
large loan and real estate agents.
Married Jan. 1s, 1882, at the residence
OF Geo. Baird in this city, by Rev. E. r.
Lathrop, MIR. Truman A. Edison Of Dane
county. Wis.,, to Miss Angie F. Brown of
same place. Miss Angie Brown, sister of
Mrs. Geo. Baird, has many friends in
Austin whose best wishes will follow her
to her home in Wisconsin. 80 5#"ss
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. VanValkenburgh
arrived in Austin Monday aftorroon ond