Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-05-16


"A very tasteful wedding card came
to US last week bearing the intelligence
that our old neighbor, R. N. Paden, had
taken to himself again a wife. We are
told that good wife is from the Lord;
VIC see this lady came from Muscatine,
Iowa, but we have no doubt friend Paden
has chosen wisely and we'll. The lady's
name was Anna S. Grinsted. The wed
ding tour should, we think, extend to
| Minnesota.
Now that the building of the St. Cloud,
Mankato g. Austin railroad appears to be
a certainty, some Of the towns along or
near the route are becoming anxious to
secure its passage through their limits,
| get stations, &c. sMannanah, in Meeker
county, will vote on Saturday, upon a
proposition to give bonus of $500 for
its location through that town, and Union
! Grove, same county, will vote upon
SO, 500 proposition, the same day.-St.
Cloud Times, 9th.
Work in the Canning factory is now
fairly under way. Messrs. j. 3. Charles,
Capt w. H. Sutton and Fred Knox are
manufacturing cans at the rate OF about
one thousand per day, and fourth man
will be added to the can-making force in
a few days.
Messrs. Amcs Brothers are building
six-horse power engine and forty-horse
tubular boiler for the factory, which they
expect to have finished and ready to set
up by the 1st of July.
Mower county's boss hen lives next
door to the TRANSCRIPT house. She
dresses in black, with white trimmings,
and belongs to Eddie Nancarrow. 80
consecutive days she has laid an egg, and
one day last week she felt twas her
privilege to do double duty, and as twas
out of the ordinary line to lay two eggs
in one day, she did the business up in one
shell. putting the two eggs into one,
which measured and t inches around
and u lengthwise. This hen would make
a good pioneer.
Miss Bell Richardson returned last
week to her home in this city from Min
neapolis, where she has been for the past
winter Miss Bell and her sister Miss
Ellen have made the last payment for
their home on College street, and are
now talking improvements. While other
young ladies would have spent their earn
ings in fine garments, these NEST sensible
girls have saved part, and now they are
owners Of pleasant and very comfortable
home, which will increase in value, and
we hope prove a wise investment and be
a continued satisfaction.
The Albert Lea Standard of last week
has the following which will be of inter-
est to Mr.. Anderson's friends in Austin:
w. H. Anderson has ordered No. 7
iron furnace from New York, with can
dy furnace attached, which he expects
to arrive in few days. He has also
had shipped beautiful soda fountain,
which cost, together with the accom-
panylng apparatus, about $1,000. AS
soon as his machinery arrives he will
open up in fine shape a restaurant, ice
cream parlor, fancy candy store, and
bakery that will be credit to the city.
He will also adopt the coffee-house
system similar to that so successfully
operated by Mr.. Colby for several years
past.
-Catherwood & Peterson have just
opened new exchange store on Bridge
street, in Basford's block. They will
keep constantly on hand -four and feed,
and will give as much -four and as good
as can be procured in any part of this
country; pay the highest price for wheat,
corn, oats, etc. Their flour is manu-
featured at Anderson's Roller Mill. Will
also keep supply of lime, salt, hair and
wood for sale. Parties desiring anything
in this line, will find it to their advantage
to call on the new firm. All goods de-
livered to any part of the city free of
charge.
MOWER COUNTY CREAMER1Es.-A cor
respondent of the Pioneer Press says the
Adams creamery has capacity of 500
pounds daily, is now shipping IT'S pounds
daily to St. Paul, and will make 300
pounds daily in June. Mr.. Krebsbach is
proprietor This makes three creameries
in Mower county, as follows: Austin,
capacity 1900 pounds; will make daily in
summer 1900 pounds. Grand Meadow,
capacity 1900 pounds; will make daily in
summer 1000 pounds. Adams, capacity
500 pounds; will make daily in summer
800 pounds. Total 1900 pounds; 1880
pounds daily production.
There are some of those whom we call
seventh-heavenly people in every com
munity-that are almost too good for any
mortal use. Some of these you will
nearly always find at the prayer-meeting,
often taking part in the most devout
manner. Some of their works give evi-
dence that within they are full of un.
charitableness, self-righteousness, and
many kinds of uncleanness-and.l like
ravenous wolves, devour others if only
they shall prosper. These persons are q
hindrance to any place, disgrace to the
church, and curse to the cause they sc
falsely represent.
The Mower County Teachers Asso-
citation will meet IN Austin, next Satur
: day, May 10Th, unless stormy, session tC
commence at 10 o'clock a. M, and close
about p. m. The following is the pro
gram:
; Government Survey of Land. 49,. Ada Noble
Teaching Fractions to beginners. H. E. Perrin
An outline for teaching civil government
w. G. Elliott
Model lesson in geography .... Gertrude Ellis
; Topical recitations in geOg raphy-
Arminda J. Smith
Comparison Of similar surfaces and solids
Supt. Belden
Model lesson in language. Ella Chandle,
, The teachers leisure hours 49,. Prof. Rankin
) No teacher can afford te be absent from
7 this interesting meeting. A careful record
of those present will be made. Please
| give wide notice in your schools.
T I'm response to q telegram from Ser
geant Patrick Daley of the Minneapolis
force, Chief of Police Riley of this city
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