Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-04-25
TRANSCRIPTIONS.
May 18th is Norway's independe

May 18th is Norway independence
day.
j. w. Lobb is the happy father of 1
little daughter.
&C. A. Merrill, of Rochester, has ar
s30-acre farm in Mower county.
A new lunch house for railroad Gus.
tom is to be erected at Pennington.
Mrs. H. o. Basford left yesterday fo1
Chicago via our new eastern route-tht
Illinois Central.
Mrs. G. w. Hall of this city is in Al
bert Lea for the purpose of organizing ;
Kensington Art School.
Miss Ruth Brooks and W. S. Luther
Of this city, were both visiting friends ii
Ossian, Iowa. last week.
-Fernald & Co. are out with new ad
vcrtisement tins week. They have full
and complete stock Of furniture.
-JUsT RECE1vED.-A carload Of
"BarJcd Wire." at J. F. Andrews & Sons
which will be sold CHEAP for CASH only.
-"McBride, the Grocer, who doe:
not know him?-is as anxious to sci
goods as ever. Read his advertisement.
The Knights Templar Masons OF
Southern Minnesota are invited to Fari
bault to celebrate Ascension day, May Sd
Another 81 900 bond has been paid
This leaves only $4,000 of bonds out
standing against Austin Independent
School District No. p.
"A special meeting Of the Floral Clul
will be held with Mrs. Geo. E. Wilbour
for the hearing of committee reports. or
Thursday of this week, at $50 p. m.
Mrs. J. D. Mccormick left Austin on
the 18th for a visit to her parents in
Evansville, Wis. "Jim" has to acknow.
ledge that his home is lonely without her
Mrs w. F. Sutherland has been con
fined to her bed with rheumatic trouble
for the past four weeks. Her friends
will rejoice to know that she is now i'm.
proving.
Geneva voted the additional 50, 00C
to the Austin, Mankato & St. Cloud rail
road on the 9th. In Freedom the 81, 0W
additional was lost on the 21st by vote
of "a in favor to 81 against.
Died. in the town Of Window, April
23d. of pneumonia, Janet H., wife of VIM.
G. Hall. aged 80 years. She leaves a hus-
band and four children to mourn for the
wife and mother.
Mrs. Boiler desires the ladies of Aus.
tin to know that she has just received a
very fine new stock of millinery goods.
Please call and select while the stock is
large and the assortment varied.
-FoR SALE.-Second-hand carriage,
strong and we'll made. Has stationary
top; one or two seats as desired; easily
adjusted, and back, side and storm cur
tains. HARLAN W. PAGE.
Fears have been expressed by some
that our new railroad is to prove a fail
ure. We think there is no cause fol
anxiety. Directors Page and Officer are
very sanguine that work will be COM
menccd soon.
The young ladies of the Mission Band
of the Baptist church will givea dime So
cial at the Baptist church next Friday even
ing, April 81. There will be Il musical
and literary program. Literary exercises
commence at o'clock
The little daughter of the editor of
the Tiffin, 0. Daily STIR was Immediately
and permanently relieved OF a severe
cough by three doses of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. \ twenty cent bottle of this
valuable remedy will cure the worst cough.
r.. B. Lowell left Austin Saturday,
April 14th, for Springfield, Vermont, to
attend the funeral of his father. He re.
ceived the sad summons by telegraph in
the afternoon. and left on the $50 train.
The father was over81.
To OWNERS OF REAL EsTATE:-We
are about to publish list of property for
sale by us in Mower County. Those de-
string to dispose either Of farms or city
will find it to their advantage to
submit price and terms and list Of same
with us, before May 10th.
RICHARDSON, DAY & PIERCE.
> -LoD1.-The following officers were
elected in the township of Lodi March
18th last.
Supervisors-Thos. Rough, chairman,
James Brown, Knudt Iverson.
Town Clerk-John Cannon.
Treasurer-M. Fl. Triggs.
Assessor-M. H. Miller.
Constable-John Weber.
Joseph Wilcox. of Charles City, Iowa,
spent two or three days Of last week in
Austin visiting his sisters, Miss Kate Will
COX and Mrs Silas butcher, and other
friends. We knew Joe" in our boyhood
days, as friend Of boys, and we were
right glad to shake his hand after the
lapse of so many years since we had seen
his honest face.
Mrs. G. S. Hildahl is doing up the
hats quite rapidly. Her stock is very
choice. She spared no time in Chicago,
when selecting her goods, and she had the
very first choice at time when the latest
styles of goods were coming in. Those
who have not already purchased new hats
should call and see her goods at Wizards
dry goods store.
The first mail on the night train ar
rived last Thursday morning. The
double mail has been quite convenience
to our people, especially for quick com
with St. Paul and Mime
apolis. The mail is distributed by s
o'clock every morning; mail closes at 6
pm. Col. Mansfield very kindly conveys
the mail to and from the depot free of
charge.
-TAoP1.-Dr. Landen, of Taopi, was
in town yesterday. He reports the death