Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-11-05
New BuckWheat Flour,
Choice Sugar Syrup,
Choice Maple Syrup,
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| treasurer case or LnlS Guy, contemplate
removing to Austin. Glad to hear il
We will give him hearty welcome.
DO not forget the picnic sociable a
the Davidson House parlers Friday eve
ming. s. F. Gibbons and wife are goo
entertainers, and they will do all in thei
power to make the evening pleasan
one.
"Wednesday evening of last week MI
and Mrs. Frank A. Ticknor celebrated
their tenth wedding anniversary. l
goodly company of friends came in upol
them Unexpectedly, bringing appropriate
gifts and good wishes.
The galvanized iron cornice ant
decorations are being put upon the from
of the new Opera House block. Grygl
& Selden of Minneapolis are the manu-
facturers of this work, and they wer
never known to do poor job
The following named girls of St
GATHERINGS School are deserving o
special mention this month for genera
diligence: Anna Purcell, Nellie McCor
mack, Katie Duffen, Sarah Clarity, Annie
Kelly, Mary Clarity, Katie Radermacher
Mary Reinartz. Nellie Barrett.
Prof. Leib and Miss Williams will b
here on the 10th to take charge Of the
class now waiting for them. This is gooC
news to singers, to churches and Sunday
schools. These last receive ultimately
the benefit of all musical culture in the
place.
There is good number of children
in our Sunday schools with splendid
voices needing cultivation. Will the
superintendent, pastors and teachers
hunt them up, and urge them and theil
parents to attend Prof. Leib's juvenile
class.
The Minnesota State Butter and
Cheese Association will hold its next an.
nual meeting at Austin, commencing the
Sd Tuesday in November. 1t is hoped
no trouble will be spared to make it even
greater success than the meeting last
year.
Francs Neller of Udolpho, was in
town Monday, bringing with him three
loads of live hogs for Mr.. Lowell. These
hogs, together with four loads which he
delivered in September, brought him the
snug sum of 1927. Such a crop pays
better than wheat.
During it's season the packing factory
canned 1924, 500 cans of corn; 100000
cans of pumpkins and about 10000 cans
of tomatoes. George Morgan was time
keeper and paymaster, and of course per
formed his work IN highly satisfactory
manner.-Elgi1a Neq0s.
1t is said that Postmaster Bailey OF
Medford rec ognizes one of the coats in
possession of Daniel Mott as one stolen
from him some time ago at the same time
other property was taken. If Mott gets
clear on the charge of assault on Mrs.
johnson a warrant will take him to Steele
county.
Daniel Mott, the Ramsey robber, had
his final examination which had been adj
journed from the 23d ult., on Monday,
before Justice Sheedy. He was bound
over to await the action of the grand jury
in March next, in the sum of $1,000. In
default of bondsmen. he was committed
to jail.
-Nevlns & Robinson are the names OF
firm which is manufacturing in this city
wire mattresses and spring beds. Their
location IS on Maple street, corner Of
Chatham. After January LIST, they will
manufacture for the wholesale trade. 1t
is to be hoped this enterprise may grow
into large factory.
"A copy of the Moorhead Daily Neaos,
sent US by George Fish last week, had a
fine notice of the little town of Grace
vile, in Big Stone county, MINI. A neat
notice of Fish & Judson refers to them
as responsible business men, and much
respected in Graceville, to all of which
we fully subscribe and set our seal to.
Cora, little five year old daughter OF
]. Weisel, died last Saturday. She was a
patient sufferer for many months. A
wasting consumption confined her to he1
couch for over four months. The Master
said, Let these little ones come unto
Me, and forbid them not. The funeral
was held at the house Sunday afternoon,
Rev. G. E. Wright officiating.
October 81 is known as "All Hallow's
Eve" or Halloween. This night is said
to be the time of all others set apart for a
universal walking about of spirits, both
of the visible and invisible world. There
were good many out last Friday night
of these kinds, though we think the most
of the spirits were visible at times. We
hear of no harm done, but guess a good
deal of harmless fun was enjoyed.
"A deal of breakage amongst glass
and crockery can be prevented by the
simple precaution of placing lamp chin
neys, tumblers, and such articles in a pot
filled with cold water to which some COM
mon table salt has been added. Boil the
water we'll. and then allow it to cool
slowly. When the articles are taken out
and washed, they will resist any sudden
changes of temperature.
Sanford Washburn called upon us
Monday. He has been studying law with
Lewis & Leslie, the leading attorneys of
Waseca, since July LIST last. Mr.. Wash
burn has his diploma, having been ad-
mitted to the bar at the October term of
court in Waseca Our friend is one of
your intelligent, scholarly, hard work
ing young men, and if he does not make
success of his chosen profession, we are
badly deceived in him.
-BURGLAR1Es. Sunday night, burg
lars entered the wagon shop Of J. H.
Hulett and took $50 worth of tools and
some clothing. They also entered John
son s. Smiths pillow shop, taking few
articles. A $40 fur robe was also stolen
from G. H. Coats. Monday night. q suit
Of gentlemen's underwear was taken from
the line at &. G. Vests. Chief of Police
Riley is confident he is on the right TT ack