Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-01-02
TRANsCRIPTIONs.

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Our public schools open next Monday.
Stop and think and you will get it
right-1884.
WANTED rooms for a
small family. Enquire at. this Office.
The Catholic church bell rang out the
old and rung in the New Year last night.
Capt. j. Mcknight, of Leroy, ye
editor of the Independent, called yester-
| day. ...
Gross Lehigh Coal is the best hard
coal ever brought to Austin, and can be
had only at D. NJ. Thompson's.
Miss Maggie Talon of Waseca, is in
the city, q guest of Miss Clara Revord, her
former classmate at Sinsinawa Mound.
DIR. Van .Swessmilch of Delavan,
Wis. spent part of last week in this city
on visit to his daughter, Mrs. w. Il.
Richardson.
Hall e West celebrated New Years
day by removing their stock into their
| fine new store first door south of G. w.
Taylor's grocery.
R. L. Kimball and wife, former Aus
tonians, but now of Minneapolis, are to
start for Florida and the sunny South in
few days to spend the winter.
Rev. L. H. Moses, formerly of Rose
Creek, has accepted call to the Congre-
gational church of Cottage Grove. This
church has good parsonage.
U-Commencing Monday, January 18th,
1884, my store will close at half past seven
o'clock, except Saturdays.
MCBRIDE The GROCER.
! Eugene r. Sunny, who has posi-
ton in wholesale boot'and shoe house
in St. Paul, arrived in town Monday, to
spend few days with old home friends.
| Rev. Daniel Sullivan is the successor
of Rev. c. GEMS as the presiding Priest
of St. Augustine parish of this city. We
| believe Father Sullivan comes from Min
neapolis.
| Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Chicago Weekly Herald, which
is admitted to be one of the largest and
best newspapers ever issued for One Dol
lar per year.
Miss Anna Mcbride and Miss Eta
Barnes arrived in Austin last week from
| the WinOna Normal school, and are
spending the holiday vacation with the
dear ones at home.
| "A. w. Sanborn, one of Mower coun.
tvs Railway Postal Clerks, has removed
| from his farm in Racine to Rochester,
which is much more convenient location
for him than Racine.
If you want to buy any thing in the
glass ware or china line 20 to G. w. Tay
lor s. Co. If you don't want to buy, go
in and see one of the handsomest busl-
ness houses in the city.
| For gents or ladies watches, for neck
chains, bracelets, cuff buttons, finger
rings, breastpins, watch chains, &C.,
Hayes Brothers have just received full
line. Call and see them.
| The order has come, and Vert Ander-
son is the lucky fellow. He received the
official document from the Secretary of
War one day last week, and is ordered to
West Point the 10th of June.
Over press of matter has compelled
US to omit some items of news we would
gladly have inserted, and this will ex-
plain any lack of variety our readers may
detect, in this issue of the TRANSCRIPT.
The aesthtlc movement in England
has entirely died out, because-well be-
cause people think there is more good
common sense in taking bottle of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup than in carrying a lily.
| &C. Conkling of Fargo has purchased
the barber outfit of j. A. Pierce, and has
taken possession. The location is under
the Mower County Bank. We have not
learned Mr.. Pierce's intentions as to the
future.
-Thos. Enwright, of Brookings coun-
ty, D. T., is in Austin for the first time
% four years visiting his parents and
friends. He has proved up on his home
stead, which is situated near Aurora, and
it is good farm.
No filling in DeLand's Chemical Bak
ing powder and when this is considered,
it is the cheapest powder in thy market.
A single trial will convince one. 1t is
made of Grape Cream Tartar and pure
Bi-Carb Soda, only.
j. E. Crews, the new agent at the
American Express Company's Office in
Austin, made US New Years CALL and
we were much pleased by his gentlemanly
address. We wish him happy New
! Year and large measure OF success.
Come in now, and renew your sub
scriptions to the TRANSCRIPT at $3.50 in
advance. Our regular rate is 81. but
now, for while, we offer cash prem
ium of so cents to all who come in and
pay up all back charges and one year in
advance:
The 'Norden," or Scandinavian
Union Society of this city, held their first
meeting in their new hall Monday eve
ming, over the Mower County Bank. The
members were very much pleased with
their new quarters, and we are glad to
report the society in a prosperous con-
) dition.
superintendent Belden attended the
State Convention of County Superintend-
ents at the Capitol last Saturday. He
was appointed by the chairman as one Of
the committee of three to confer with the
committee from the Teachers Associa
ton and the State Superintendent upon
the matter of State certificates.
Oscar Wilde's new book, ."'Impres
! sions of America" will be eagerly read by
,, all who assisted to make the poets trip
so decidedly pleasant. His impression