Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-06-13
TRANSCRIPTIONS.

Mrs. J. P. Walsh has gone to Lansing,
Iowa, to visit with relatives.
Sell your butter and eggs to Majors,
and get the highest price in cash.
Carpenters are referred to the new
advertisement headed Sealed Proposals. "
Mrs. E. G.. Bascomb, of Rochester, is
the guest of her father, DIR. j. N. Wheat.
! "A little borax in your rinsing water
Will whiten garments that have turned
yellow.
One bushel of corn, it is said, will
grow as many pounds of poultry as it will
of pork.
An infant child of Norman Earl's, at
Oakland, died last week, and was buried
Tuesday.
Next Saturday only think of it, is mid
summer day, and not one day of summer
this season.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Ransom. of Al
bert Lea, rejoice over the arrival of a
young son.
-Annanias dropped dead for telling a
single lie. He must have had a delicate
constitution.
Consult another column for the latest
news in regard to the St. Cloud, Mankato
& Austin r. R.
&C. w. Ransom owns section of land
within twenty miles of Bismarck, the new
capital of Dakota.
| State Superintendent Kiehle will de-
liver the address to our graduating class
at commencement.
| 1t is claimed that the Plymouth Rocks
are scarcely egualed by any other breed
of fowl in hardness.
M. NJ. Trowbridge has been chosen
Second Sergeant of Co. G. in place of Joe
Schwan Jr. resigned.
"A bran new Singer sewing machine,
never been used, for sale. Terms, $50 in
cash. Enquire at this Office.
We extend very cordial invitation
to all to come out to the Floral picnic
sociable next Tuesday afternoon.
-"Cal" Taylor has supply of the
famous Imported Ginger Ale. A delight
full and healthy summer beverage.
The Universalists hold their annual
convention at Rochester the 18th inst
Mrs. E. B. Crane expects to attend.
Mrs. DeWolfe, the wife of Prof I. H.
Dew olfe, of the Owatonna Academy, died
at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Saturday j une
I'd.
ID. NJ. Thompson's baby boy has the
measles. He picked them up at Usage
We hope the little fellow will hold his
own with them.
| MIR. and Mrs. Luther Wheeler spent
last Sunday with their relatives and
friends in this city, Mrs. Wheeler remain.
ing through the week.
Ladies can get hats for Is cents to
SIS, by going to Mrs. Hildahl's and Sc
Letting from her fine line Of millinery,
located at Wizards dry goods store.
| The brick-work on the new court
house is practically finished. The tower
is to be finished of galvanized iron. This
and the roof is the work now in hand.
LOOK HERE !-Spalding's willow bats
20 cts. each ;Spalding' s. official league ball,
81 each; the Rice league ball, Is cts
each. Bargains in base ball supplies at
Leslie's.
! C. s. Hildahl has purchased the hand
some lots lying between the residences of
w. A. Richardson and Charlie Pooler
This insures another tasteful cottage on
Chatham street.
-Winfred correspondent of the Madi-
son ID. T.) Sentinel says: "A. II. Tuttle
and bride arrived in Winfred Monday to
make their home here, where A. H. has a
big stock ranch"
p. G. Sullivan has the contract for
building new wall on the south side of
the Mcclellan building, which wall was
ruined by the fire. The brick are being
hauled upon the ground.
Ira Jones is the agent for the cele-
brated Washburn-Moen Ghdden Barb
Wire. In prices he will not take back
seat for any other make. Remember this,
farmers, and give Ira call.
Rev. w. E. Stanley and J. E. Robin
son are delegates to the Grand Lodge of
I. 0. of G. T., Independent Order of
Good Templars) which meets Wednesday
and Thursday of this week.
The children and friends of the NJ. E.
Sunday School gave good concert Sun
day evening. The deral decorations were
very fine, and received many compliments
from the large congregation present.
Commencing June 18th, 1888, and
closing September 18th, round trip excur-
sion tickets will be sold from Austin to
Clear Lake, Iowa. Rate, $40 for the
round trip. G. II. COLEMAN, Agent.
Miss Ida Smith entertains the alumni
of the Austin High School next Monday
evening, at her fathers residence. A very
enjoyable evening is anticipated by those
who are hidden to the evenings festivi-
ties.
The Austin Union Band is making
arrangements for a grand ball on the
evening of the Fourth, in Jones' hall. No
pains or expense will be spared to make
it a pleasant occasion, and all are cordi-
ally invited.
-PosrP0NED.-Owin to the reception
of Rev. w. f. Stanley, to be given by
the Baptist church, at Jones' hall, Friday
evening of this week, the sociable an
nounced by the Congregational church
will be postponed.
Will the coming man shut the door
behind him? is the latest inquiry. Now
how are we expected to know what he will
do, besides, it will depend good deal
where the door is. If the door leads into
a saloon he will shut it, you bet.
You cannot live to yourself alone.
Remember this. You cannot be neutral.
You live either for good or i'll. Your life
tells its own story as you pass along, and
it is read by those about you. You only
can determine what theresult shall be.
Rev. J. N. Brown, pastor of the Con.
gregational church of OwatOnna, .ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. Wright last
Sunday. Mr.. Brown gave to our people
9 good sermon, pressed down. me SUD
JCNU WtS0 q kOOA OuCs nv O0OO0SAA Nssy
and its observance. - . ..s
The ladies Of the Floral Club will
hold picnic sociable with Mrs. G. 81.
Davidson, on the afternoon and evening
of Tuesday, June 10th. Gentlemen are
invited to tea at 8 o'clock, Ladies will
please bring cups and napkins with Their
lunch baskets. All are cordially invited.
The high school commencement exer.
s<&3FE
day, June 21st. 1t is expected there will
be ten graduates. State Superintendent
I'd. Z. Kiehle will be present on the occa.
sion, and address the graduating class and
present the diplomas. The occasion will
i Of course be very interesting one.
THE publishers Of the Richmond, (Va.,
Enquirer heartily recommend DR.. BulPl
q Cough Syrup and say 1T has been vel
q tried in our Office and compo sing, room and
has cured our city editor 81 avery bad case
Of bronchitis. 8