Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-05-07
TRANsCRIPTIONs.

-Adelbert French of st. Paul, was in
the city over Sunday.
George White is some better, able to
sit up part of the time.
David Smith was over town last week,
the first time for some months.
Preaching, morning and evening, at
the NJ. E. church, next Sunday.
"A handsome three-year old bay mare
colt for sale. Enquire at this office.
Will Fay is spending few days in
the city, the guest of his aunt Mrs. Fl. w.
Page.
M. Majors is selling eggs, dozen
for 20 cents. Save your money by buy
ing of him.
New Mower County wall maps, for
sale, at $3-origlnal price Stat TRANS
CR1PT Office.
Decoration Day, May 80, is a legal
holiday. twill be observed by the Nc
Intyre Post.
Mrs. N. E. Garfield returned few
days since from long visit with relatives
in Wisconsin.
Baptist services during the month of
May will be held in McClelland block,
Sunday mornings.
Mrs. Parry arrived in Austin Monday,
and her daughter, Mrs. George Merrick,
| is expected next week.
The NJ E. church sociable tonight
at W. w. Engles. Everybody invited,
and pleasant evening assured.
Reserved seats, for the Royce Swiss
Bell Ringers and Concert Co., are on
sale at Clemmer & Pooler's drug store.
Miss G. A. Pickard writes that her out
look in St. Paul is very favorable. Her
present address is 1853 Pleasant Avenue.
Thirteen united with the Congre-
gational church of this city, last Sunday.
Eleven upon profession and two by letter.
Married, April Both, by Rev. c. E.
Wright, at the Mansfield house, s. Winsor
to Edith Banks, both of Mitchell, Iowa.
1.-THE Circle of Industry" of the Bap-
fist church announce strawberry festi-
val, the first Of the season for May 81
or %.
Married, in Austin, May 5, by James
Sheedy J. P, Robert Klauipe of Dodge
county, and Ottila Scheuke Of Mower
county.
Editor Davidson, of the TRANSCRIPT,
started on short business trip to Chicago
and Milwaukee yesterday noon. He ex-
poets to return Saturday.
The ladies of the Baptist church hold
refreshment sociable at the Windsor
House this Wednesday, evening. Every
body cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Charles Waterman and little
family will spend the summer with her
parents at the Mansfield House. She is
expected down from St. Paul soon.
By making their own Soda and buy
| ing their Grape Cream Tartar direct from
importers, DeLands are always able to
make their Chemical Baking Powder uni
form and pure. Absolutely no filling.
40. This is the No. of the Adams &
Westlake Gasoline stove, which is the
latest and best in market. A limited
number just received at Cook & David
sons hardware store.
On Tuesday Lafayette French and J.
| NJ. Greenman went up to st. Paul to
argue the case of G. W. Taylor against
the city of Austin. Mr.. French for G. W.
Taylor, and Mr.. Greenman for the city.
Ladies, attention Mrs. 8. NJ. Boil
Ter has q 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.
! Send money by American Express
Co. Money Orders. Receipts given.
Money refund ed if Orders are lost. Sold
at all offices of the Co. Payable at 6, 500
places. Rates To $685., $10-Sc, 500
10c., $3O-12c., 4O-15c., $5o-2oc.
"A new building for skating rink, sc
by 10, will be erected this spring, corner
Of Main and Adams street, by James
Keenan,. AS soon as material can be Sc
cured, the old shed which encumbers the
ground, will be cleared away and work
commenced.
Mrs G. s. Hildahl is we'll prepared
to show to the ladies of this city very
fine and we'll selected stock of millinery
goods, and which arc constantly being
assorted with goods direct from the east.
All are cordially invited to call and exa-
mine goods and prices.
On Monday Geo. Wilson, bus driver
for the Fleck House, was arrested on the
charge of furnishing Intoxicating liquors
to Thomas Dugan, habitual drunkard
and arraigned for trial before James D.
Sheedy. our new justice of the peace. He
plead 6 Utility, and was fined S25 and costs
And now it is our friend F. King
who is building cyclone cellar, and is
carrying out the sentiment of the pro
verb, "A prudent man foreseeth the evi
and hideth himself" In case of cy
hope Mr.. King is building on genera
principles.
Last week as the old safe, which haG
done service for the County Treasury fo1
the last 81 years was being carried up thu
front steps of the new court house, thu
| planklnS gave way WHICH pfeClpltateu II
upon the steps, breaking the safe so it ha(
to be cut open, and 1t is probably worth
less for further use.
Mrs. Lord has returned from Chicago
where she has been to make her purchase
in millinery goods for the store of Lore
& Heflen; next door to the Jones block
Give these ladies call look over thei
stock, and you will find their prices. mos
reasonable, their goods in the latest styles
and very attractive.
Mrs. G.. s. Hildahl has already re
ce1ved fine assortment Of spring MILL
merry, comprising pattern hats and bon
nets, trimmings, and all the ct ceteras t.
, adorn most becomingly the heads of tn
ladies and misses of this city and SUI
rounding country. Look over her good
and our words will be verified.
Mrs. N. E. Garfield wishes to dispos
of her little home west of the schoc
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