Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-05
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-"Creamery" in the Norwegian tongu
is MGeri.
Next Sunday il Easter, and the hen
are on double duty.
See McMillan's advertisement 70
sale of sewing machines.
-C. l.. West is city treasurer now, Fa.
Smith refusing to quality.
Jennie j. Crandell is home from Owa
tonna academy, on vacation.
Put tue brine from your empty mea
barrels on your asparagus bed.
MIR. and Mrs. F. King left our CIT!
Monday for flying trip TO St. Paul.
Birdie Vaudeville entertained few
young friends one evening OF last week.
w. W. Noble and family leave Aus
TIN to-day for their home in Minneapolis
Have your boys and girls read thu
for they are the peoples Ii
brary.
Mrs. c. H. Coats is expecting to visi
in the east for several months the coming
summer
-Fernald s. Co. have not dissolved
and Mr.. "CO." still remain:
a partner in the firm.
The mouth. organ period has arrived
and several of our youths make swee
and agreeable music.
"A. H. Hill has purchased the Richard
Hunt property on south Main street, pay
ing 5000 for the same.
Prof Rankin will spend a part o.
the present weeks school vacation with
his parents near St. Peter.
Mrs. Amanda Strever-Clark has
been making her sister, who resides a
Greene, Iowa, short visit.
Mrs. G. E. Hancock of Blooming
Prairie, was in the city over Sunday the
guest of her brother G. K. Hanson.
The robins are on hand, and are
already pre.empting and taking up claims
pre- paratory to their summers work.
The frost is Coming out Of the
ground very rapidly, ard farmers are
aurryiug up their preparations for seed
ng.
Mrs. r. I. Smith AID Mrs. Matt Miles
will en- terrain the Universalist Sociable
'ext Tuesday evening. A good time is
expected.
"A line from Lawyer Keysor tells us
le is alive but busy. Thinks he will Gel.
,brate his "pearl wedding" in about AZ
years.
We hope our farmers will not sell
my more Of their young stock, and
leifer calves will hereafter be held at a
premium.
Miss Lizzlc Mcbride invited few
IF the lads and Iasses 10 spend an even.
ng with her last week at the residence OF
F. P. Mcbride.
Rev. Cressey was in the city last
week Wednesday and Thursday. He
received hearty hand shake from many
riends in Anstin.
The TRANSCRIPT would like to know
f Austin will get new railroad this sea
on. Out of the three that are projected
We ought TO get one.
j. NJ Clark of Varco, has left his
lome in old Mower, and moved TO Polk
county, this state. We are sorry 70 ha We
ur good residents leave US.
Mr. aud Mrs. C. w. Ransom of AL
'ert Lea. spent two or three days in Aus
in last week. They we're guests of w.
l. Merrlck and ID. NJ. Thompson.
20. 9. Kunath is DESTROYS of selling
tut his half interest in the butcher shop
n Mill street. 1t is good location AMI
good business. Call aud see him.
The petition for the pardon Of Ser
cant Mason has about 700 signatures.
nd it will be forwarded to Mr.. Dunnell
Don to be presented to the President.
AS this Is about the time for our
vers to get on strike, look out for
lem, else we may get cross and bile-ous.
lat ut little meat, and plenty of fruit.
Save all the bones, and pound or
rind them up so the hens can pick at
lem. Lime and ZONE enters largely into
'e composition of eggs and their shells
Mrs. La Bar, who has been boarding
n the past winter, has rented and will
eep house this summer, in one Of the
)ttages near the residence OF s. Alder
IN.
Charlie Kuox of Brownsville, was re-
entity granted a pension by the Govern.
lent. His back pay amounted to sos. 60,
nd he will receive 81 per month here
tier.
Tip" Bullock returned, 9th ult.,
'om his western trip. He reports
rofltable trip and good country. We
nagine Tip" will not leave Austin yet
while.
Alice and Myra, daughters of A. o.
[ollister, have been made happy by the
rival OF a handsome piano, the gift of
,elr grandfather Hollister who resides at
elviderc.
The entire lack of houses to rent for
re accommodation of the renting part OF
ur population is not only sure sign of
lcreasiog prosperity, but great incon-
Somebody, no matter who, says that
wife should be like roast lamb-tender
nd sweet, and nicely dressed, and plenty
f filings, but without sauce.-Er.
Yes, less sauce if you please.
--Aaton Rustad has nearly enclosed his
ew house east Of the Cedar, and expects
move IN the first week In April. HIS
ew home is acress the river from WIN.
'audler's place.
The father of James H. Bliss of
'arco. died at his sons residence, Mon
av niphf He WAS ahont aeventv ono