Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-03-22
TRANSCRIJ,TIONS.

for u canning factory.
The roads have been very damp
lately. Yes, damp to the depth OF several
inches.
The weather was rather against "The
! Struggle rra Continent" last riday
evening.
What a heap Of know-alls there are
IN ,h,s world, and the told.you.so's are
not behind.
| Austin is the boss wheat market.
Our buyers are paying $ll5 for good
dry wheat.
Conrad Proeschcl of Dexter, was in
to see US Thursday, and subscribed for
the TRANSCRIPT.
We are glad to hear that "Berl" S'od.
dard has good position III the city post
office al Washington.
| See notice IF Teachers Examina-
lions. A, LIE Roy. to-day; Grand Meal
ow, Goth; Austin, April 5'h.
Solomon Snow arrived IN town last
Wednesday. Sol. is not very bad MAN !,
II he is one Of the old-ringers.
Tie Floral Club sociablc. at Jones'
halt, last Wednesday evening, was we'll
attended, and financially quite u success.
&C. A. R'y was in town last week
Wednesday. CHARLEY is looking well
and feeling we'll, and IS not discouraged
by "ny means.
Mrs. Matt Miles has been alarming ly
i'll for several days OF the past week, hu,
since Monday her Fl lends have considered
her much better.
The "lamhs" went about our streets
in las, Tuesdays blizzard as though the
wind WAS not exactly tempered TO their
special comfort.
Henry W. Bulls has taken possession
ut tic Windsor H"use. His son in-law,
A. D. Babcnck, will run the old reliab le
the Davidson House.
Capt. Stanley OF Lyle was in town
last week and paid his respects to the
TRANSCRIPT office. We are glad to hear
that the G pit. is prospecting.
Mrs. Lou. Sullivan of Sioux Falls, has
been Speeding few days IN our city. the
CUES, IF Mrs. Matt Miles. Her husband
is a conductor on the s. NJ. Division.
The firm of Fernald i Co. has de-
solved partnership, George Nesbit rc'ir.
ing. We suppose Cassius NJ. Fernald,
the old standby, will stick by the ship.
Thirteen head Of the finest steers
ever trough, to this town were brough,
in from northern Iowa last week, by A.
Friedrich. He paid 519 cts. live weight.
Mrs. James McGra,h returned from
a visit TO her husband at Dubuque last
Tuesday. The family will leave Austin
for their new home about the 1st of April
On the 4'h Of March r. Rolph's
house IN Lyle township was burned. 1t
was occupied by N. s. Bowers. Nothing
saved, and no insurance. Total loss about
$500.
ID. B. johnson, Jr, has sold his resi-
dcnce property on Bridge street, which
he has occupied the greater part OF the
time since 1868. to Lawrence Nugent for
$1,000.
VIM ]. Fish has been obliged TO GO
to Montana, on accoun. If his health,
while Mrs. Fish has been called 10y the
severe illness Of sister to Middleburg,
Vermont.
Turtle Creek factory cheese is said
to bring cents per pound more than that
"f any other factory in the state. This is
\ goo': recommend for Mower county
institution.
Thomas Richardson, m old settler
and promincn, citizen Of Udo)ph" town.
shin, left about two weeks ago for visit
I" England. We wish him a safe jour
n"y Iii her, and a safe return to the home
OF his adoption.
DR.. Wheat has decided to 60 to Roch-
ester 10 reside. We are sorry. The Dr.
anil his wife have many friends in this
city who willve'y much regre, their depar
,ure from among US.
Never has there been the demand for |
houses 10 rent in Austin, thu, there Is now
There are several families lie irous Of
moving in" Immediately, and can find
no available abiding place.
The Bible Depository for Mower
county has been chsnged from Noble & |
Frc"ch's :" Dorr & Wold's, en- account
Of the soon breaking up of the business
Of the former house in this city. /
Mrs. Chns. Riley. of the town Of Win
dom. the mother Of Chief If Police Thos.
Riley, and Mrs. e. N. Be,stkcr of this
city, left town last week Thursday on a
visit to rcal:ives in Oshkosh. Wis.
AN Austin small hoy asks: "Pa, who
is Dunnell, any way? Ia he Vic".Presi
dent: His pa answered., mo, my son.
not yet, but we expect he will be some
time"
Saturday, March oh, being SO
stormy, no Teachers meeting was held a,
LIE Roy The program intended for that
day Will be given at LIE Roy Saturday,
April lst. Will publish program next
week.
-George Nesbitt, who Is 30 we'll
known in our city, is expecting sooD 10
leave US. He starts for Chicago Saturday,
expecting TO travel for A. s. Esmsy & Co.,
dealers in parlor furniture in The Garden
City.
The weather prophets: say that
change of the moon In cloudy or rainy
weather is Il sure prediction "f rain for
thirty days. The moon changed Sunday.
Must we have thirty days OF clouds and
RAIN?
Spring term Of Carleton college be.
gins Wednesday, March Goth. This COL
lere stands a, the head If Minnesota iusti.