Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-04

Miss Bernice Avery arrived in Austin
| Saturday, June 23d; from Rochester,, re-
naming here with her brother until last
Thursday; after making other visits, she
will arrive in New York in time to leave
there with her party for the Argentine
Republic July 9TH, on the steamer Mag
ara.
MIR. Schleuders new store will be
completed and ready for occupancy Aug
Mr.. Adams is busily engaged building the
counters and shelving. The store next to
Dorr & Schleuder's is to be occupied by
L.. S. Willard and the other one by ''Cheap
Charley" Il. Dettelbach.)
This kind of weather is ''boss" for
ice dealers. 1t makes good demand for
his goods. p. Crater, who has a large
stock of fine grained Red Cedar spring ice,
is prepared to deliver the article, in guam
titles to suit, to all who may order.
Notice his wagon on the streets every
morning, and 60 to it and leave your orders.
Mrs. G. K. Hanson, accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Names of Coldwater,
Michigan, have been enjoying the sights
and pleasures of the suburban towns of
St. Paul and Minneapolis for few days.
They were absent about a week, return
ing last Friday. Miss Names has been
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Hanson, for
several weeks past.
Rev. Stanley, of the Baptist church.
believes in progression. He is determined
his society shall have new church edifice
some day; so, within few weeks, he has
| gathered together $50, which is the nucleus
| for the Church Edifice Fund" The idea
is a good one. Austin is very much be-
hind other towns of her importance in
church architecture.
| H. s. Smith is home again, after five
weeks sojourn in the Empire State. He
rusticated several days in and about New
York city, stirring up the animals and tax.
ing in the summary zephyrs OF Central
Park; partook of clam chowder at COney
| Island; looked over the dudes at Saratoga;
and returned safely to his family and
friends in Austin last Friday.
| DIR. w. G. Palmer died in Sparta,
Wis, last week Monday from consump
ton. DIR. Palmer, it will be remembered,
had dental office in this city about two
years ago, and gave his personal attention
to the business of his profession for seve-
raj months in this place. He had many
friends among our young. people, who
will sorrow to learn Of his decease.
The Mutual Relief Association of
DEBORAH, Iowa, is new thing-and a
good thing if General Manager McAllister
tells the truth. There is no dying about
it. It is only a matter of year or two
when your money is returned to you dou-
of 800 certificate. Lyman D. Baird
will tell you all about it. The quicker
you join the better.
| Come to Austin on the 4th of July,
and see "Cheap Charley's" Elephant.
Jumbo will be let loose, with suit of
clothing tied to his TAIL All the good
runners should be on hand, as whoever
catches him. shall have the suit. Be sure
and bring your pocket-book along, to in
vest in the bargains offered at Cheap
! Charley's clearing sale. We move Aug.
1st Bargains for every one.
! Eminent Commander D. B. Smith,
Captain General s. c. Clark and Sir j. S.
| Anderson attended the 18th annual con-
clave of the Grand C0mmandery of
knights Templars at St. Paul last Monday.
Generalissimo Eugene Wood, of this city,
is to he congratulated upon his election
to the position of Eminent Grand Warder.
A charter was granted to new Com
mandery at Fergus Falls, which is No. IA.
| -Aleck Fleck of Austin, came over to
the city, Tuesday, on business. While
out in the country in the afternoon he
met a good sized ram, which appeared
anxious to interview him, but Aleck was
in hurry and couldn't wait: In his eff
fort to get out Of the way, Aleck sprained
one of his ankles, and he has been going
lame ever since.-Rochester Post, 20h.
Mary's little lamb was too familiar on
short acquaintance.
On and after the ed day of July,
1885, the fees to be charged the public
for domestic money orders are as fol-
! lows: