Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-10-08
TRANSCRIPTIONS.


places. Rates To $780,, $1O-9c., 500
i0c., $3o-1sc., 4O-15c., s5o-2Oc.
IRA N SCRIPTIONS
Get ready for cold weather.
Shake the snuff out of your overcoat.
Look out for Jack Frost. He is on
the way.
Marta Davidson's wounded hand is
doing we'll.
Hay wanted at TRANSCRIPT office on
subscription.
-Burts ladies' fine Shoes at Swcning-
sen & JohnsOns.
-Burt's shoes, the best made, at Sven
ingscn & Johnson's.
The politicians are very busy this
week, so don't bother them.
New Glass Sets-very handsome
look at them MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
Shall we say that the gentlemen of
the town are having their fortunes told :?
Horace Hall, of Red Rock, has re-
Gently received a back.pay pension of
$1,1OO.
We have snow ball bush in our
yard with two lovely white blossoms
upon it.
The Canning Factory have on hand
a few tons of pumpkins, which they will
sell cheap.
See Cook & Davidson's advertisement
of the Paris Range" the best range in
the market.
We will tell you next week who are
the nominees of the Republican County
Convention.
j. D. Murphy has returned from the
east, and will teach the school in No. II,
London township.
Mrs. Heman Miles and Mrs Lehman,
of Waverly, Iowa, were visiting Mrs.
Matt Miles last week.
REV. Gould, of Fredericksburg, Iowa,
was in the city over Sunday. He is a
brother of Mrs. S. NJ. Boiler.
j. Levy has a large stock of ready
made clothing for the fall and winter
trade. See his advertisement.
Mrs. Matt Miles expects to start in a
few days for Billings, Montana, where her
husband makes his headquarters.
-Losr.-A nickel-plated dog collar.
The finder will receive the thanks of the
owner by leaving same at this office.
-WANrED.-A good girl for general
housework. $12 per month will be paid.
Mrs. J. r. WEBB.
John II. Starr and John G. York, of
Waverly Iowa, were visiting acQuaint-
ances in the city the latter part Of last
week
Miss Katie Ross left Austin one week
ago last Wednesday for Maysville, Ken
lucky, where she will live with her grand
parents.
Rev E. Nj. Williams, former pastor,
will preach at the Congregational church
next Sunday, in exchange with Rev. c.
E. Wright.
Two or three weeks ago, a sun um'
brella. green with pink flowers, was lost.
The finder is requested to leave the same
at this office.
The singers of the city are f1attering
themselves that Prof. Leib will conduct a
musical institute in this city the first OF
November.
j. Levy, of this city, opens branch
clothing store in Ashland, Wis, this week
Isaac Levy left yesterday to take charge
of the new store.
Mower county receives $5,515.51, a:
its semi-annual apportionment of thu
State school fund made Oct. 9Th, on thu
basis of 4,147 scholars.
Horace Lord, of Monkton, VT, sur
prsed his brother, L. L. Lord, yesterday
morning, having made the journey alone
although SO years old.
Who would believe there are gam
bling dens in Austin? Shall we tell 20,
where rumor says they are situated, an(
who are their patrons?
Ripe strawberries in Minnesota thu
first of October Albert Smith found .
ripe wild strawberry last week, and al
abundance of blossoms.
There is great deal of affectionat,
regard lying around loose now to be dis
tributed among the delegates to the coun
ty convention next Friday.
The iron work for the new soutl
bridge is put up, and the bridge is beinl
planked. tits expected the structure viii
be ready for use next Monday.
Anybody can catch cold now. TIL
trouble ls to let go, like the man VIII
caught the bear. We advise our reader
to keep bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrul
handy.
F. A. Ticknor gets 1000 pounds O
honey this season from IS colonies of bees
Last year the yield was better-being4,5O
pounds from 80 colonies. His bees are tn
Italian.
The members of the Ladies' Flora
Club will hold business meeting at tn
library room. on Tuesday, October 14tl
at 4p. m. A large attendance is particr
]arly requested.
Mr.. McKenney, editor of the Presto
Democrat, made us call last Thursday j
company with his brother. who is Trea.
urer of the Burr Robbins show, The M
Kenneys are pleasant boys.