Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-04-30
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| -Ge0. w. Hall lett AuStln IOr tAe east
Monday. - ~#> -
Henry W. Mason, of Worcester,
Mass, is in the city. .s. ......s ~.
Mrs. Geo. Fish is spending few days
visiting in Minneapolis.
e. J. Grattan is travelling agent for
the Deering Harvester Co.
Miss Emma Nelson is expected in Aus
tin the latter part of this week.
Friend Edwin Brownsill is expected
home from California every day.
Alex. Loucks will move his family in
to the H. E. Anderson residence soon.
Mrs. DR.. Fairbanks has been quite ill
for some time and unable to attend to her
duties.
M Majors is selling eggs, dozen
for rs cents. Save your money by buy
ing of him.
New Mower County wall maps, for
sale, at $3-origlHal price Sat TRANS
cR1PT Office.
New sidewalk in front of the H. E.
Anderson residence improves the appear
ance Of the place.
We understand John Lambert, of
New Sharon, Iowa, was in town last
Saturday. We did not see him.
L. F. Clausen, of Blooming Prairie,
son of Rev. G. L. Clausen, has settled
in this city for the practice of the law.
| Rev Lathrop is in the city. He re-
ports pleasant reception among the tenn
perance people of Fillmore county where
he has been laboring the past week.
1t is mystery to many where so
much Soda and Saleratus as DeLands
make can be used. But the country is
large, and everywhere the popularity OF
their goods is unparalleled.
The Ladies' Church Aid society of
the Congregational church, will hold
sociable with Mrs. Chas. Pooler on Wed
nesday evening, April 30th. All are
cordially invited.
| 40. This is the No. of the Adams s.
Westlake Gasoline stove, which is the
latest and best in market. A limited
number just received at Cook & David
sons hardware store.
The Baptist church edifice is closed
for the present for extensive repairs.
Sunday morning services and Sunday
school will be held at the usual time in
the McClelland block.
| Ladies, attention Mrs. s. NJ. Boil
Ter has large assortment of millinery
goods which are now ready for the Aus.
tin trade. Her store is supplied with the
latest styles Dress making also attended
to by competent hands.
Our old friend, Evan Morgan of Mos
cow, called upon us Saturday. Mr.. Nor
gan, on account of ill-health, surrendered
the postmastership April %, position he
has held continuously for the past twenty
two years. He is now 70 years Of age.
Park Goodwin, the genial general
baggage agent of the Union depot St.
Paul, accompanied by his wife, is in town
visiting his friends. Mr.. Goodwin met
with an accident few days ago while
handling baggage which has laid him up
for short time.
Mrs. G. s. Hildahl is we'll prepared
to show to the ladies of this city a very
fine and we'll selected stock of millinery
goods, and which are constantly being
assorted with goods direct from the east.
All are cordially invited to call and exa-
mine goods and prices.
Matt Miles has been transferred to a
run on the N orthern Pacific between Bill
ings and Helena, Montana. This transfer
is made at his own solicitation, and his
headquarters will hereafter be at:Billings.
We hope Postal Clerk Miles will be we'll
pleased with the change, if he is good
ways from home.
Mrs. Lord has returned from Chicago
where she has been to make her purchases
in millinery goods for the store of Lord
g. HELEN, next door to the Jones block.
Give these ladies call look over their
stock, and you will find their prices. most
reasonable, their goods in the latest styles,
and very attractive.
MIR. l. s. Bisbee, Piano and Organ
Tuner and Repairer, will be in Anstin on
or before May 1st, prepared to do work
in his line Mr. Bisbee was in Austin
some three months ago, and if his work
done at that time is not satisfactory, he
agrees to make it so on this visit by
: doing it over free of charge.
Elk Mayor P. y. French came down
upon us last Friday without warning.
We had not seen him in years, but he
> Looked very natural-the same P. o. as
Of old. His years of farm life 'out west
have certainly agreed with him. He il
now travelling agent for Walter A. Woods
incompatible farm machinery.
Mrs. G. s. Hildahl has already re-
. celved fine assortment Of spring MILL
. merry, comprising pattern hats and bon
k nets, trimmings, and all the ct ceteras tt
, adorn most becomingly the heads of thu
q ladies and misses of this city and sur
e rounding country. Look over her good
s and our words will be verified.
}, Tive bOOks-GeOrge ElliOtts "ko
- molo," and the Fathers Account of til
abduction of and search for "Charley
Ross" have strayed from my library
Have probably been loaned to friend
l. who have misplaced them. Hope thi
IS notice will insure their return.
II G. II. DAVIDSON
Mrs. T. B. Sessions has just opcne'
large assortment of stamping pattern
for Kensington or embroidery, all of tn
latest designs. Ladies wishing for any
thing of the kind, please give her a ca
y at Mrs. N. G. McMillan's. Mrs. McMi
Ian has just received nice line of pa
70 tern hats and bonnets, and a nice line {
gloves.
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