Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-04-23
rRANsCRIPTIoNs.

Austin, commencing. Tuesday, April ~
Examinations to commence promptly at 500 g. m.
No certificates will be renewed, and no private exami
nations given except for satisfactory reasons.
rs So D. G. D. BELDEN,
- County Superintendent of Schools.
Plenty of maple sugar at G. w. Tay-
lor & Cos. ..~ iii.
Benjamin Mason and family leave
Austin to-day.
R. O. Hall spent few days in Albert
Lea recently, returning yesterday.
There are some sweet-scented rumors
af1oat in our city about now, and not all
rumors either.
&C. w. Taylor & Co. have erected
fine new awning in front of the palace
Grocery Store"
The Spring Valley Vsdette says Con-
ductor Egbert of the s. M. Div, has been
'1aid off" so TO speak.
C. s. Hildahls new residence is up,
enclosed, and gives promise of making
handsome home soon.
IN. K. Noble has rented and now &C.
cupies Mrs. Piper's residence, opposite
the home of R. o. Hall.
Mrs. w. L. Hollister returned from
her lengthy eastern visit yesterday, and
her friends are rejoicing.
George Fish has rented his residence
property recently. purchased of E. P. Van
Valkenburgh, to G. Fl. Coleman.
For SA1E.-All my COWS for sale.
Any one in want of good cows are re-
quested to call on me. j. B. REvoRD.
Mrs. H. 3. Anderson came down
from Minneapolis last week for a few
days visit with her daughter, Mrs. F. D.
Beecher.
We acknowledge pleasant call from
our esteemed friend, j. H. Brown of Le-
10y, who was in town for day or two
last week.
Last Sunday afternoon three persons
were baptized by Rev. w. E. Stanley near
the South bridge. A large number of
witnesses were present.
Rev. Lathrop has rented Daniel John
sons residence on Mill street. We were
in error last week in stating that Mr..
johnson had sold his home
Bert Dinsmoor returned home yester-
day from the State University. He will
rusticate on his fathers farm during the
summer, and resume his studies in the
fall.
Our esteemed friend, Ed. Brownslll,
was registered at the Morris house, Santa
Barbara, CAL, April 9TH, las we notice by
copy Of the Press of that date sent us
by Mr.. B.
Mrs. w. II. Merrick and children left
Austin yesterday for Oconomowoe, Wis,
| where they will remain for the next three
months before joining Mr.. Merrick in
Moerhead.
49, This ia 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.
Hon. Milo White, M. c., was in town
Monday and Tuesday of this week. He
made calls upon several prominent citl-
zens of the place, and departed for Al
bert Lea Tuesday noon.
W T. Leslie is getting his handsome
soda water fountain ready for the summer
! trade. There is not finer fountain IN
| Souther Minnesota, and he understands
how to make FINE soda water too.
DR. Squires, of Austin. Mimi, called
on us day, and we are always ready to
make an unusual low bow to such as the
| DOCTOR He is considered one of the best
physicians in that city.-Osage Nes0s.
John Miller, saloon keeper of
Adams, was arrested last Saturday, on
the charge of selling liquor to a minor
His trial comes off Friday of this week
before Justice J. D. Sheedy of this city.
! Important Starch, ammonia, tar
taric acid and flour, though they may not
be injurious, are unnecessary to pure
baking powder, and are consequently adj
alterations. DeLand's Chemical Baking
Powder contains no filling of any kind.
ALBERT Swift, of Brownsville, writes
that he made mistake in fixing the date
for the Rogers memorial exercises on
June 18th. The correct date is Thursday,
June 10TH Let all the friends remember
this correction.
Many citizens in Austin and vicinity
who filed upon lands last year in the
counties west Of US. will be interested in
the decision of the General land office
published elsewhere. 1t is headed IAN
Important Decision"
&C. L. West is doing considerable
repairing in and about his home this
spring. Paint, paper, bay window,
partitions torn down, &C., all of which will
add very much to the convenience and
desirableness of the home.
DIR. Wheat will be glad indeed to get
back into his residence on Church street
after tive years rental. The house will
be put in thorough repair, and DR.. and
Mrs. Wheat soon be "at home" again tc
their old friends and nelghbors.
Mrs. W. A. Pierce died of dropsy
Monday morning, April 21st. BY he1
request, Rev. G. D. Belden will conduct
the funer services this (WednesdayNafter
noon. Mrs. Pierce was faithful wife
a good mother-a kind neighbour
-Mus1c.-Miss Fay's pupils and Others
wishing instruction, upon piano o.
organ, will be glad to know that instead
Of returning to Boston in May, as expect
ed, she will remain in Austin and con
tinue to teach during the summer.
The Rev. Mr.. Harmon, of Iowa, il
to occupy the pulpit of the Methods
Episcopal church next Sunday morning
and evening. Measures have already
been taken to supply Mr.. I.athrop's place
and probably there will be no vacancy.
DIR. Clemmer sent his matched CARR
age team of recorded Hambletonians t.