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

! Our young people are having numer-
Gus picnics these days. in the lovely
woods
''Where the wood-tick climbs up the limbs Of
And 50 do their sisters and their cousins and
the ants
Also boating, fishing and picking flow
ers, winding up with a lemonade lunch.
and desert of wild animals lying around
loose, such as worms, bugs, flies and
mosquitoes.
Mower county's elegant Court House
Three hundred Chinese lanterns will be
lighted in the Court House, Fourth of July
evening, Immediately after the fire. works.
Contractor Alsip and his men have the
work in charge, and the arrangement will
| be perfect. Mr.. Alsip has also volunteer
ed to erect a flag staff on the top of the
Court House tower, and mail to the mast"
our city flag. Hurrah for Alsip! and hur-
rah for Mower county's elegant new
Court House!
IS. o. Weston arrived in town yester-
day from Kingsbury county, Dakota.
He was on his way to Racine, to see his
mother, who is living with her daughter,
Mrs. E. R. Stewart. It is now four years
since he left Mower county and took up
his home in Dakota. We are glad to hear
that s. @. is prospecting. He informs us
that he Aes q $500 soldiers homestead
near lroqaois, upon which he will be en-
titled to his deed in August, He has also
o. is a good boy, and we are rejoiced to
hear of his good fortune.
FARMERS ALL1ANcE.-The regular
semi annual meeting of the Farmers' Al
lance Of Austin was held at the court
house, last Saturday afternoon, with a
gOOdly number of farmers present, The
general business of the Alliance was
transacted, and Q paper on "Farming
read by Thomas Smith of Window. A
resolution pledging the aid and support
of the Austin Alliance to the coming
county fair was passed unanimously.
The following officers were elected:
G. w. Grimshaw, President.
| A. Dickerson, Vice-P President.
j. j. Furlong, Secretary.
| F. H. Wells, Treasurer.
-COBN AND Potato KILLING is no
longer . task to be accomplished with a
hoe. The corn-plow shop OF this city is
now turning ont q little nadine that
will hill corn or potatoes as perfectly az
it can be done by hand. 1t is made to at
tach to any common corn plow. 1t car
; be put on or taken off in five minutes, and
the way it pulyerizes the dirt and serapes
it up to row OF potatoes, is not SLOW
attach to your corn pillow, ID only two dol
lars, and it win hill more potatoes In {
dav than your best hired man will do In {
Week, ea|l at the shop, first door west O.
Hanson's wagon shop, Bridge street
= Austin, MINI, and the9 wil show you
lust how the thing goes
t -Mafriage licenses issued by the Clerl
months of May and June, 1858:
Johannes Mathies0p to Martha Olson.
Arthur A. Smith to Kmma Ames,.
John J, Oreset to Christiana Syltevik.
= Christian Hall TO Maggie Nordness.
Hiram Hill to Nettie Smith.
John F. Beatty to Clara A: Bentley:
Richard arua to Anna Miller:
y. e: Riker to Nellie G, Vaughan.
Michael Cahill to Sarah MoMahOn.
e G. H. White to Belle Rush.
u B. P. Haugen to Anna Nilsson.
/. NJ. Heimer to Cathrina Lorcher.
f Johan Void to Susie Nelson.
= MerpBa Hanson to Maria Jensen.
R4132 f IS He&t & HS fai sR PUB
Frank d: Hall to Nettie ADDISON,
0 pYspaPs1A dampens the arlor Of man
!, On aspiring soul. Why suffer from dys
!. pepsiai WY be frightened over dii
b ordered kidneyss Why continue til
miserable life Of q dyspeptic. nervou
: mortal2 Browns Iron Bitters will surel
: cure you. 1t has permanently cure
! thousands of cases where other remedie
!, afforded only temporary relief. As
= iTn,1p n ~, nniat oon norn in a Ito marita TT
ssmPs BSi}s aRd aa# Av II h. Fslleys
Of further mental and physical distress.