Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-10-10

Frank Kycek who was severely injur
ed in Englc's mill last week by havin:
his left arm drawn into a gearing, is do
ing well, and unless some other difficult,
intervenes, will progress steadily to
| complete recovery.
Mrs. c. D. Bclden, and her sol
Johnny, left for q three weeks visit tt
Yankton, Dakota, on Monday, on visi
to her brother, and our County Supt. O.
Schools is left under the household care
Of his mother-in-law.
j. Solner has had many calls for IA!
carpet, and he has secured 500 yards o
the prcttiest, neatest, and most durably
! woven rags you ever saw. Good enough
! for your parlor, if you are not too-no
| too-not too-well, not too, too.
D. M Thompson is agent for sale O
the goods manufactured by the Mankatt
! Drain Tile Works. See advertisement
elsewhere. Next week we shall publish
an article on Tile Draining which will
| be interesting to our farmer readers.
Tho corner stone of r. O. Halls build
ing was laid Wednesday morning, Sep
TENDER 26, 1888. Two copies of TIT
TRANSCRIPT August Goth and September
26, with few silver coins, were placed
within the receptacle and cemented in.
| Last week Lyman D. Baird sold the
Main street lots for G. W. Edwards. Two
to E. J. Grattan for $3.50, who has already
begun to build house. One to Ed
Brownsill for S125; and Il piece on the
west side Of the three lots, to II. GUM for
$50.
Charley Smout, son of Basil Smout,
years ago a resident of Austin, was in the
city last Saturday, and called at the TRAN
SCRIPT office. Charley is partner with
Mr.. Foss in the Adr0cAte newspaper bust
ness at Wells, and they publish a good
paper.
Rev NJ. II. Trlggs, of Rock River
Conference of the NJ. 3. church, called at
Mr.. Triggs is a retired minister located at
Taopl. lie supplied the Methodist pulpit
of this place Sunday in the absence of the
pastor.
-Saleratus and Soda may be rs white
as snow, and yet be adulterated and it
may be off color and perfectly pure.
Recent improvements place DeLand's
brands ahead Of all others, in that while
the whitest, they are of the purest quality
possible to attain.
H. S. Smith, c. II. Davidson and D.
II. StimsOn Of the first ward, and Orman-
20 Allen, G. H. Coats and r. Martinson
of the second ward, were elected at the
caucuses Saturday evening, delegates to
the Republican convention to be held in
this city tomorrow.
The work on the Shaw Hall block is
roniI1xr FHhn ;Vpr or,1,,rlo,,c
have been put into pla ce, and the brick
walls have reached the second story. II
the pleasant weather continues, the build
ing will soon be enclosed, and speedily
finished for occupancy
The drunken man spoken of in anoth-
er place as riding wildly through our
streets and firing a revolver, was arrested
by our efficient chief Of police, Tom Riley,
on Saturday, eight miles below Austin.
He was brought before Justice Griffith
and fined $40 and costs.
Last week Monday, Mr. John Hub
bard of Lodi, brought in load of grain
to Taopi station. On his return his
horses took fright and ran away, violent
ly throwing out Mr. Hubbard. His
shoulder was dislocated, and he will be
laid up for some time unable to work.
Commander Albert Swift of Browns
dale Post e. A. R., writes US that his Post
has donated $25 towards the Rogers
Monument fund. We are also glad to
learn that the old friends of Col. Rogers
in St. Paul have raised 1926 for that pur
pose, through the efforts of Gen. Hawley
MIR. and Mrs o. H. Wheeler and thei1
daughter, Miss Rhoda, Leave for their new
home in St. Paul to-day. They will bea1
with them the kindest wishes of theil
large circle Of friends. It is always will
deep regret we chronicle the departure Of
those who have endeared themselves to us
MIR. Cornelius Sam mons of Roches
ter, n. T., to whom we referred las
week, has bought the BE n Harris farm Of
2OO acres, in the town 'of Red Rock, 1!
miles west of Brownsd ale, on the Ian
sing road. We are glad to welcome tC
Mower county good re liable men from
the cast
MIR. and Mrs. Clint Clark entertained
a very pleasant company recently, ir
honor of their friend, L. F. Wolcott OF
Minneapolis, who was their guest. Music
and refreshments sandw iched in we'll with
the evenings sociabiIity, and all who
were present enjoyed to the full the agree
able hour
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. VanValkenburgh
leave Austin this week for home in
Minneapolis, where Capt. Van. is engag
ed in the lumber busine IS. They have
been residents Of our will age good many
years, and we are sorry indeed to have
them leave Austin. MAJ prosperity at
tend them in their new b. ONE.
Mrs. Julius Smith let t for Emmetts
burg, Iowa, Monday, VII ere she will re
main for three weeks will her son Gin
ton. Leaving Bert to sp end the winter
with Clinton. she will cor ,tinue her jour
ney to Arvada, six miles from Denver
Col. Mrs. Smith expect to return tt
Austin next spring.
Mrs. Luther Smith Is absent on visi
to Minneapolis, Hastings and Owatonna
and will return to Austin after the Bap
list State Convention, at Owatonna Oct
1918. Mrs. Smith was TO many years
teacher in the public scho OILS of Tasting
and OWatOnna, where she has multitud,
of friends. Her little da lighter, Ora, &C
companies her. ~, - :sa@*s Ea.Gssts
The work on the Sol ner block still
hangs fire on account of Il re lack of boil
WOrkmen and materials Its completion
will be delayed inevitably until the last
November. This is to b. regretted, a!
Mr.. Solner's present on arters are toe
contracted for the proper !. exhibition 9
his large sock OF goods, a nd the comfor
of his numerous customer 8.
We are enjoying, aft er some week
OF unprecedented cold fall weather,
most delightful balm, Y atmosphere
spring like in its s0ftness- This, with til
variegated colors of thed ecaying foliag
on the trees, make the day $ most charmin!
for driving, and for worn as we'll. Min
nesota is now robed inhs most beautiful
garments and appeara, al her loveiest.
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