Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-10-24
TRANsCRIPTIONs.
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-Phosa McAllister troupe in Austin
Nov. list.
Read Mr. Officers letter on the railroad
situation.
Ed Baird, of Glencoe, was in town
over Sunday.
Miss Ida Grimshaw is visiting friends
in Minneapolis.
1t is about time now to begin shout
ing "shut the door
Finest lot of hard coal stoves in the
city at Fish & Andrews.
Mrs DR.. Fairbanks spends few days
in Minneapolis this week
Large assortment of scoops just re-
ceived at Fish s. Andrews.
Old rubber taken in exchange for
hardware at Fish & Andrews.
! Austin has been represented again at
Rice Lake. The agile duck is the excuse.
We learn by private letter of the death
of. NJ. Weisel's father, of Virginia. He
died October 9Th.
F. P. Mcbride, who has been confined
to his home for several days by illness, is
again at his post.
&C. C. Adams is building very large
handsome barn on his premises three
miles south of town.
Six copies of the TRANSCRIPT of date
Oct. 10Th, 1883, wanted for which we will
pay ten cents per copy.
! Save your flowers. 1t will only cost
you about $25 worth of coal to save a
dollars worth of beauties.
If you will count the sunny days and
the cloudy days Of the year you will find
the sunny ones predominant.
lie didn't know it was loaded. John
Frank, of Leroy, candidate for State
Senator on the Democratic ticket.
! Charlie French of Minneapolis fame,
is enjoying himself in the ''rooral dees-
stricts'' of our city, his former home.
MIR. and Mrs. Milton WALL of Spring
Valley, were in the city this week, the
guests of their sister, Mrs. w. T. Wilkins.
Annual harvest picnic of the members
of Enterprise Grange No. 1S1, will be
held at Enterprise school-house, October
81, 1888.
This week, at Leslie's! California
white grapes, oranges, fresh figs, New
York clarified cider, the best in the
market.
Rev. Stanley gave very interesting
resume Sunday morning of the Baptist
State Convention holden last week at
OWatOnna.
Six of Mrs. Sutton's Canary birds still
missing. Any person having found one
will confer favor by returning it to the
Windsor House.
e. P. VanValkenburgh has traded his
! residence property on Nam street to Geo.
Fish. It is said the consideration is a
farm and $1,000.
Rev. D. Cobb, formerly presiding el
der of this district, and for some time a
| resident of Minnesota, is now stationed at
Santa Barbara, Cal.
e. P. VanValkenburgh has traded
his business block, south side public
square, now occupied by Oscar Ayers, for
Minneapolis property.
-"What thing so good?' is the query
of poet somewhat confused ; if he has
a cold, the only good thing we know is a
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
We have about decided with Brother
Gardner that there ain't much use in
trying 10 be an angel when we have to
wrestle wild dc debll about forty times
day.
Mrs George White and son, and Mrs.
P. A. Livermorc and daughter, have re-
turned for the winter, and are now occu
plying the little cottage near the Baptist
church.
Lyman Baird, prominent and sue
cessful business man, engaged in loan and
insurance business in Chicago, was the
guest of his brother George over the Sab
bath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Leighto on he an
engineer on the c., NJ & st. P. R. R.,
have returned from their trip to Manches-
ter, Indiana. They report a very pleas
ant time.
C. S. Hildahl will put in the founda-
complete the structure in the early SPRING
The house will be about the size of w. F.
Sutherland's.
When Howard wrote: II find pity
hangs upon his breast" the fellow had
evidently cold and had not yet been in
formed that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup was
the only safe remedy.
Mrs. A. F. Mattice, and two little
ones, and Miss Ella Curten, came down
from Owatonna Saturday to spend Sun
day with Father and Mother Furtney.
They return Monday.
Miss Jennie Short has been engaged
to teach in the Cowan neighborhood. Her
of November. Miss Jennie will, we think,
make good teacher.
Geo. Litchfeld is overhauling and
making as good as new the brick building
on Mill street known as the Chandler
building And thus the substantial i'm
provements of Austin go on.
THE MISUNDERSTANDING quota
tons: Wheat. No. 2, 75c No. 8, Coo
No. 4, soc. Oats zoe. Barley, 25@40c.
Rye SIC. Timothy seed 95@9S. Flax
95@$1.05. Potatoes 15@18c.
Next Saturday afternoon, at 2 clock,
the Farmers Alliance will meet in this
city, it is understood, to take some action
in regard to the ticket which they will
support at the coming election.
Dentist P. B. Peck, of Alden, Iowa,
has rented part of Mrs. A. Wright's
house in this city, and is expected to ar
rive with his family November list. DR..
Peck was former resident of Austin.
There will be grand Republican
rally at Jones' hall, next Wednesday
evening, October 81. Hon. Fayette
Marsh, of Saltwater, and L. A. Pierce,
Esq. of Austin. will address the meeting.
"A GOOD APPETITE This is the kind of
weather that sharpens the appetite, and
we sometimes feel something like the
hungry man of Harlem who ate horse
and cart and chased a mile for the driver.
Mrs. Mcmillan has just returned from
Chicago with very choice selection of
millinery and fancy goods. The ladies
of Austin and vicinity are invited to her
opening Friday and Saturday of this week.
The Austinltes are as busy this fall as
a COW in fly time. Carpenters are busy
painters busy-everybody busy-and
you cannot get a man to chop stick of
wood for either love or money. A good
sign.
DIR. HOLSTER has gone to Philadel-
phia, where he will spend most of the
winter. having been transferred there by
the Department of the Interior to do the
same work he has been doing in Iowa and
Minnesota.
Harmon Cook has taken in a young
partner in the sewing machine business.
He is an improved singer, latest style,
back action, reversible feed, with all the
extras thrown in. If you don't believe it,
AJAX Harmon