Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-08-01
rRANsCRIPTIONS.
.Leslie's zoe candy is the best.

rRANsCRIPTIONS.
-Leslie's zoe candy is the best. IT,
H. E.. Cook. is flourishing at Egan,
Dakota. =a =s s.: Il .S
ALL attachments for Singer machines
at cost price," #
For the freshest of vegetables go to
G. w. STaylor's.
Mrs. F. King and son will 60 to Nah.
tomedi tomorrow.
Sunday evening was made brilliant
by the Aurora Borealis.
Mrs. w. w. Cook is down from st.
Paul for a few weeks visit.
Those Tansill Punch cigars are good
ones. Leslie sells them. Sole agency.
Why can't you buy your tobacco of
Leslie, and save money &c saved is 1oc
made. :.
There is growing inquiry for Mower
county real estate-a good indication,
surely. .s.aa
Mamie Jacobs, who has been in Ohio
for nearly year, is at home again IN
Austin.
! Mrs. Baird is with her son Fred at
Worthwhile, Dakota, and will not return
for two weeks.
Prof. j. c., Alling, Principal of the
Albert Lea schools, has not been retained
for another year.
And still they COVE mean the screen
wire and other goods cheap for cash at j.
F. Andrews s. Sons.
p. A. Purdy and wife, of Donelly,
Stevens county, have been in Austin with
his brother, s. Purdy.
Mrs. Livermore and daughter Flor
ence have returned after an absence of
eight months in the eastern states.
| Mrs. n. NJ. Holbrook has been spend
ing week or two in St. Paul with her
husband, who is in business there.
Mrs. G. w. Hall is in Minneapolis
taking a course of lectures at the summer
school of Science at the University.
| ID. NJ. Thompson is selling coal, wood,
lime &C., for cash only. After Aug. list,
this rule will be strictly adhered to.
Mrs A. V. Ellis will entertain flock
of the Austin Gloves" at her home on
Evergreen Farm this afternoon and eve
ming:
Will Richardson will live in the Shep-
lev house. He and his wife will return
next week and then repairs will be COM
menccd.
The Taopi Farm Co., have in success
full operation a patent hay loading ma
chine 1t puts load upon the wagon in
hurry.
Our old friend Tom Vandergrift is
located at Egan, Dakota. He is engaged
in the elevator, and prospecting, as we are
glad to hear.
Freedom county suffered much
damage by the late storms. The Enter
PRISE estimates at Is or 20 per cent. of the
entire crops.
-Chas. Lamb, of Frankfort, has re-
Gently purchased at Staceyville, Iowa, a
fine thoroug Inbred short horn bull of tho
Princess stock.
Mrs. Holway is ready for her Austin
work again. Those wishing her instruc-
ton will do we'll to apply while the oppor
tunity is afforded.
-Vennor predicts hail and wide spread
heat for the first half of August and cool
weather, with snowfalls in mountainous
regions, for the other half.
ID. B. Smith will hereafter refresh
himself in hot weather under the spray of
nice fountain which he will soon put
into working order in his yard.
George Baird offers fine span of
horses for sale, and also q good Nc
Cormick self binder. Parties wishing to
purchase should apply at once.
DR. Hollister, Revenue Inspector,
| took off his inspection glasses for day
or two and spent Sunday with one OF
Austin's estimable ladies-the Doctor
wife.
Rev. w. E. Stanley said many good
and potent things for temperance at the
union meeting last Sunday. Go to
these meetings and hear some good SER
mons.
| Mrs. J. P. johnson and Miss Gene
We've Crandall, of Blooming Prairie,
came to Austin Monday and will spend a
few days with Rev. Reynolds family,
near this city. "
-Spuck Hutchins has a fine 100 acre
claim cornering on the north east corner
of Howard. Dakata. Hutchin's Addition
would sound well, especially if lots sold
at $500 apiece.
&C. w. Taylor sells the brown summer
time decorated ware. 1t IS colored under
the glaze, can be purchased in separate
pieces as well as sets and matched for
years to come.
The Baptists took advantage of the
suspicious weather yesterday afternoon
and had merry picnic IL HOLSTER grove.
There was good attendance and gen
eral good time.
We understand that NJ. Russell,
from Maine has recently purchased half
section of land in Remington for large
stock-farm, and is negotiating for another
half section of land adjacent.
Miss Burgwold, of Faribault, accom-
panied Mrs. Lyman Baird of this city to
Albert Lea last week. They returned
Monday, we'll pleased with their short
visit to that pleasant little city.
-Richardson. Day & Pierce issued thir-
teen tornado policies last Saturday after
I the cyclone. Judging by the frequency
as needful az fire policies. and no property
owner ought to be without one,
Mrs. Phebe White has been spending
few weeks very pleasantly with her
daughter Mrs. s. Judd. She returned to
her home in Brownsville, Iowa, last We'd
nesday with many regrets at parting from
1 the pleasant acquaintance formed in Aus
i tin. III
Rev. A. L. Freeman, of Mumford,
! Nunr0e county, N. Y, preached in the
Baptist pulpit of Austin Sunday morning.
Rev. Freeman was a classmate of Rev.
E. F. Quincy in the Baptist Theological
Seminary at Rochester. N. Y, class of
1858. -.
j. NJ. Weiser and family, of Browns
dale, left Minnesota last Wednesday for
I q home in Va. among the Blue Ridge
mountains. Mr.. Weiser goes to live with
and care for an aged father, and it is
doubtful about his again making this state
his home.
Rev. E. r. Lathrop goes to Minneap-
oils to-day to attend meeting of the c.
\ "A. c.. These mystic cabalistic letters
Emean sonnet hing-C Constitutional Amend
ment Agitation Committee. The commit
tee viii adopt the plans for the ensuing
4 years temperance work.
! Herman Warner has sold his farm in
Window township to Mr.. Bassett. of
Benton Co., Ia, for $1,000, The sale was
made by LID. Baird, whose real estate
agency is becoming widely known for dis
patch in making sales and transacting gen.
efalreal property business.