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

his house on Mill street.
The Austin Creamery is paying 16
cents per inch for cream.
Benz. Mason and family are expected
to arrive in Austin to-day.
Don't miss the Tennesseeans Thurs
day evening, at Jones' Hall.
| Don't buy poor sewing machine.
Buy only the Genuine Singer.
-Supt Belden is visiting the schools
in Red Rock and Lyle this week.
C. L. Grannis, of Racine, made the
TRANSCRIPT pleasant call last Saturday.
The TRANSCRIPT will hereafter be
printed by steam power don't you for
get it.
H. O. Basford rides about in new
buggy, which is very becoming to his
complexion.
Don't be misled by gilt and show, but
get good reliable sewing machine-the
Genuine Singer.
DR. G. S. Brigham, formerly resi-
dent of Austin, is building a $4,000 resi-
dence at St. Clond.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Rolph, of Browns
dale, are stopping at the Windsor. Their
little son has been very i'll.
Mrs. Tom Vandegrift is again in
Austin among her old friends. She likes
her home in Eagen, Dakota.
Fay Smith has torn his fence down.
We wait to see the new fence that shall
protect his handsome grounds.
The Sir Knights of St. Berna I'd con-
template four or five days camp and
drill at Preston some time in June.
The Genuine Singer Sewing Machine
Co. sold last year over three times as
many as any other Sewing Machine Co.
Ira Jones sells the National Barb
Wire of Chicago-and he has large stock
at bottom prices. See his advertisement.
j. S. Cox has decided to remain in
Minneapolis for the present. Plenty
of work and good pay are the induce
ments.
DO not forget that J. F. Andrews &
Son are the exclusive agents for the cele
brated Adams & Westlake Monarch" Oil
Stove.
"A carefully and we'll prepared sermon
on Especial Previdences" was delivered
at the NJ. E. church by the pastor, Rev.
Lathrop, last Sunday morning.
A. A. Smith, the new bridegroom,
called upon us last week Wednesday, and
ordered the TRANSCRIPT to his address at
Minneapolis for the coming year.
Ladies can get hats for Is cents to
SIS, by going to Mrs. Hildahrs, and Sc
lecting from her fine stock of millinery,
located at Wizards dry goods store.
The time for going into camp of the
Second Minnesota regiment Of National
Guards is July 9th, at New Ulm. Com
pany G of Austin belongs to the Second.
Charlie Coats and brother-in-law
Henry Wheeler, were eating their meals
at St. Paul and Minneapolis the past
week. They intend to return via Da-
kota.
| If you want the best Corn Planter or
Cultivator that the genius of man and the
liberal expenditure of money has been
able to produce, call on James Keenan,
and get them.
Lyman Baird is identifying and i'm
proving his home outside and in. Every
home in Austin that is put in the best
possible condition, increases the value Of
Austin property.
&C. A. Pooler and Charles Johnson
will represent Austin at the session of
the United States District Court to be
held at Winona, opening June 4th. They
were chosen as petit jurors.
The first newspaper in Mower coun-
ty to be printed by steam was the TRAN
SCRIPT. Not that the paper is any better
for it, that anybody knows of, but then
it sounds large, you know.
ALI kinds of people enjoy the singing
of the Tennesseeans. Only enc evening.
Reserved seats no extra charge, ut Poolers.
half price. And be sure to go.
Mrs. Robert Mathes and daughter
will soon leave Austin for Los Angeles,
Cal. We understand they will 60 to the
home of Sherman Page and assist in car
ing for his motherless children.
One thing is certain, Austin must
| IN, fhn 1f h
new courthouse. We suggest that the
county, city and school district each pay
one. third of the expense of said clock.
The real-estate boom has commenced
in Austin and Mower county. For proof,
read our list of transfers in this and last
weeks issues Also the advertisement
of Richardson, Day & Pierce, in this
paper.
We hope our citizens will remember
the entertainment of the Tennesseeans
Thursday evening. The concert will
be good, and you will be assisting ou1
; Methodist brethren in repairing theil
home.
The Jolly Coon Quartette, and Ben
} Franklin, the colored comedian with {
mouth bigger that Billy Kersand's, are al
with the Double Mammoth Uncle Toms
: Cabin, to appear here next Monday
| May %.
The Methodist folks are house clean
ing, and there will be no services held ii
the church for two Sundays. Rev. E. r
Lathrop will hold services and the Sun
day school will be held at Jones Hal
next Sunday at the usual hour.
J IS. E. Tubbs, recently appointed post
:. master at Superior, Wis, was residen
Of Austin in his boyhood days. He re
moved to DEBORAH from Austin, and wa
Clerk Of the Courts of Winnesheik count.
, for a time. Haven't we said before tina
J Austin'boys always turn out well.