Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-09-10
TRANSFORMATIONS.


Sept. 10Th, 18th and 18th.
Don't forget your own fair Sept IS
to 49,
Mill street is rightly named t.Bour-
bon Avenue"
Geo. Fish and wife start for Grace
vile, Mimi, to-day. s
Another shower last night. Disconr
aging for State Fair. ga
Mrs. Sarah J. Lawyer of St. Paul is
in Austin for two weeks stay. a.
I Read Solner's advertisement. He has
something fresh to offer nearly every
week. II =.
| Charley West is in Chicago purchas-
ing a big stock of goods for the fall
trade.
j. A. Pierce has lost his youngest
child, aged nine months. Was buried
Sunday. -- h. ~-.-.
1T is said the Republican county con-
vention will be called for the first week
in October.
Financial Statement of Independent
| School District No. 81, appears elsewhere
in this paper.
Mrs. F. Fisher starts to-day for Red
Bluff, CAL, where she will visit a daugh-
ter residing there.
Edward Book, station agent at La
| Crescent, is making his brother and our
foreman Andy, visit. .,..~...,.
ALL grades of horses. cattle, sheep,
hogs, &C., will be for sale on the fair
grounds in Austin next week.
Miss G. A. Pickard returned to. St.
Paul the last of August for another year
where she will have salary of $500.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcintyre, of Moscow,
has removed to Austin to give her chill
dren the benefit of higher education.
Nellie Davenport, of Moscow, is
attending school at Austin this term.
Also Misses Winnefred and Mary Morgan.
Mrs. Sarah Roberts, nee Bcmis, and
her daughter Fannie, are visiting relatives
and old friends in Austin and vicinity.
The Canning Factory will pay 30
cents per bushel for good tomatoes 50
per ton for pumpkins and SO per ton for
squash.
| -Dea. Marsh has decided to remove from
Austin in the near future and make his
home with his son, Rev. r. A. Marsh, at
Beloit. Wis.
| The exact amount of A. NewelPs (of
Moscow back pay pension was 81 ,922 80:
The balance of his life will receive $12
per month.
| Mrs. E. B. Sunny, nee Miss Bcrtic
johnson, formerly of Austin, now of
White Bear Lake, is visiting her brother,
j. E. johnson, of Lansing.
The sociable connected with the
Univcrsalist Church will meet with Mrs.
E. 3. Crane, next Tuesday evening, Sept
16. All are cordially invited.
"A son of G. E. Hancock of Bloom
ing Prairie, accidentally fell from a We
locipcdc which he was riding to school,
and broke his leg one day last week.
Married, September 4th, by Rev. G.
E. Wright, at the residence of F. A.
Englc, Edwin Wolverton, of Kansas, to
Miss Lorenc NJ. Adams, of Austin.
Ed Hoppin, of Pleasant Valley, was
in the city yesterday. He has some fine
Devon cattle which he intends to enter
for premiums at the Mower County Fair
next week.
To-day wednesday, is Austins day
at the State Fair Austin will probably
be well representcd'at Owatonna during
the latter part of the week if the weather
is pleasant.
w. r. Vaudeville is in the passenger
business these days. Last week he ran
an omnibus at the Rochester fair, and this
week is doing the same at the State fair
| at OwatOnna.
| -WANTED.-Ten agents for the Hawk
eye Mutual Life and Accident Associa-
ton. Apply to R. B. Fiester, General
Agent, Austin, Mimi. Office, over Kaiser
& Guiney's store.
Charles Easton, sub-contractor on
the Smile section of NJ. and N. W. r. r.
just north of this city, has taken rooms
for himself and family in the second story
of Oscar Ayers new block.
| Secretary Thompson, Of the Mime
sofa & Northwestern Railroad, was in
the city two or three days of last week,
on business connected with the cOndem-
nation of land for right of way.
Persons desiring copies of the pro-
ceedings of the Butter and Cheese Con-
vention of last fall, either for their own
use or to send to friends, can get them of
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
COL G.. Roberts of Texas, will open
the Butler guns on Mower county politics
at the Court House hall Saturday evening
Sept 18TH Come and hear the new polit-
ical issues discussed, BY order National
Committee.
-Hcrshal Lent and wife are among the
| the beautiful front rooms in the second
story of J. r. Webb's mansion. Mr.. Lent
is travelling salesman for Chicago hard
ware house.
| Estimating from the returns of the
threshers thus far, Mr.. Moran will this
year have 10000 bushels of wheat and
5000 bushels of oats, and this is but one
third of the entire yield of his farms.-Al-
| bert Lea Standard.
! Sunday night three or fOurtown boys
were caught in VIM. Baudler's melon
patch. We would advise the parents of
these melon-ste youth to keep their
boys away from said melon patch if
health.
The young people will never be dis
appointed in the st. Nicholas. In the
September number the boy Hunters"
have great and amusing adventures on
the Florida coast. New amusements,
new verses and new stories are given, and
all other things useful and entertaining.
y. T. Royce of this city has rented
the Zellcr building on Main street for
term of three years, and is repairing and
retittirg the same for boarding house.
We think Mr.. and Mrs. Royce will make
a success of it. We believe they will
keep the house so as to deserve success ut
any rate.
The Century for September is rich and
racy. The opening article, From Gov
entry To Chester on Wheels" gives the
experience of Mr.. Pencil, the artist, on a
TRICYCLE. A series of articles of interest
and great value, are just begun in this
number The articles are for popular
reading. and are profusely illustrated.
George Crosson advertises his valua-
bic medicinal remedies in the TRANSCRIPT
this week. His medicines have a first
class reputation wherever they have been
used. Mr.. Crosson is also agent for the
southern half of Mower county for DR..
Chase's celebrated Receipt Book. One
of these books should be in every house.
F. King has just received new
lot of dry goods to which he invites
the attention of his customers He left