Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-05-14
&C. Anderson, of this citv, removes tt

e. Anderson, of this city, removes to
Lanesboro this week. The Warner -four
ing mill, which Mr.. Anderson has been
running for the owner, Charles Sorrento,
Of Minneapolis, for the past eighteen
months, now passes into the hands of NJ.
DetlefsOn, of St. Paul, who took posses
sion, Monday. Mr.. D. thinks of pur-
chasing the property, and Mr.. Anderson
transferred his lease-interest to him so
that he might try the mill for while
before deciding as to purchase. Mr.. An
derson has rented a mill at Lanesboro,
where we wish him success. Mr.. Ander-
son made many friends during his stay in
Austin, and he leaves the impression be-
hind that he is not only good miller,
but a good man.
R. F. Sulzer, working under the d.
rection of the Mower County Sunday
School Association, organized Sunday
School Sunday afternoon in the James
Woodson district. W. w. Engle, Super
intendent, and Mrs. G. D. Buck, Assist
ant Superintendent. Also held a meet
ing at Enterprise school-house, where he
left an appointment for Rev. W. E. Stan
ley, of Austin, to preach next Sunday
afternoon, and inaugurated a movement
to re-establish the Sunday School discon-
tinued through the winter. Mr.. Sulzer is
a worthy and Jealous sunday School
man, and is doing great and much
needed work in this county. If any dis
trict needing Sunday Schools will apply
to F. P. Mcbride, Austin, Secretary of
Mower County S. S. Association, the
matter will receive immediate attention.
Mrs. g. S. Hildahl is the possessor of
good taste, and it takes good taste to
succeed in millinery store. It should
begin with the purchase of goods from
the great imported piles of stock in the
east where her selections are made, and
should continue until the lovely bonnet
or hat is placed upon the head Of the pur-
chaser. We must say her selections are
beautiful and wonderfully appropriate
for this trade. Her store is arranged in
good taste, and containes everything
needful for the getting up of first-class
stylish and becoming hat or bonnet.
Here is where her good taste is again dis
played in the trimming and arranging of
millinery, and we do not wonder the
ladies are so lavish of praise upon one
who can SO easily crown them in so be-
coming a manner.
They have him over at Chatfeld, and
It's nothing more than we expected. The
following item lets Austin out:
| Chatfield is widely excited, over the dis
coveryin pond near that place of huge
cquatic monster of some unknown species.
Two men were duck hunting near the
pond in question. Suddenly loud splash
IL the water was heard, and looking down
the men saw what appeared to be mon
strous serpent about twenty five feet long,
and as thick as q mans leg. The head
was about a foot long, of dead blue col
or, with pale yellow eyes and horrible
looking mouth. The men fired, when to
their surprise the wounded monster turned
over on its back and began beating the
water with pair of arms before unnetic-
ed. Again they fired, and one arm was
severed from the body. The blood stained
water was beaten into foam by the dY-
ing monster. TWAS taken from the water
and it is how on exhibition in town. 1t
is about ten feet long, with arms about
two feet in length, and nearly the size of
the body. After remaining short time
on exhibition it will be sent to the Smith
sonlan Institute. So says the Democrat.