Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-12-31

They, with their ladies, report a pleasant
time.
Try that delicious clear fresh candy
that Will Beatty is making. No grlucose
used, but pure granulated sugar. His
place of business is under the Mower
County Bank.
DOR & Void bought their entire line
of Books, Dressing Cases and Holiday
Goods in New York city from first hands
You can save from 10 to 25 per cent. by
buying of them ~.
Mrs. Charles Buck, of the town of
Austin, was Frustrated Saturday morning
by partial asphyxia, produced by coal
gas from the parlor stove. She is under
medical treatment and will recover.
The First National Bank sold six
steamship tickets last Friday to German
friend of G. Seebach, who will send the
tickets "across the water" for a family of
Germans who are to settle in Dexter.
Lives of great men always remind
us that we are all subject to de-" says an
exchange, but never cough yourself
away as long as you can raise 20 cents
for bottle Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The aged father of j. E. Robinson,
proprietor of the Windsor hotel, died
near Rochester. N. Y, Wednesday, and
was buried Friday. Mr. Robinson went
East several weeks since, and will return
to-day.
H G. Brusen of DEBORAH, Iowa, has
has just bought 100 acres of land IN the
town of Clayton, Price, $40 per acre,
cash. This sale was made through the
wide-awake real estate agency of Rich
ardson & Day.
Important, if true. The Pioneer
Press of yesterday says: The Illinois
Central officials are said to have made a
recent inspection of the Minnesota u
Northwestern with the intention of pur-
chasing that property" -
We want to balance accounts with
every living man, woman or child, with
whom we may have an unsettled account
January 1, 1885. So don't be afraid to
come around with your bills-we shall not
be afraid to come with ours.
1T IS we'll for all to have a holiday
occasionally. The old forget their in
tirnlities, the business man his cares, the
poor their poverty, and the young Their
ambitions and jealousies. Let all be
happy tomorrow, the first day of the
glad New Year.
The 10Th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Webb of this city, was duly
remembered and celebrated Monday even
ing by large company of friends. The
"surprise" was very pleasant occasion to
all-and we wish for them many more an.
niversaries as pleasant.
Il. A. Pierce retires from the firm OF
Richardson, Day g. Pierce January 1st
gard to his future, except that he will re-
main in Austin until after the March term
of court. We trust he will conclude tc
remain in Austin permanently.
Fred Judson is running dental office
in Minneapolis, while the principal is
taking in" the New Orleans Exposition
We are glad to hear that Fred is giving
good satisfaction. He seems to have q
natural talent for his profession. and is
proving first-class tooth surgeon.
M. B. johnson of Brownsville, is {
candidate for Sergeaut-at-A Arms of the
Minnesota Senate. Mart is one of the
squarest fellows we know of, and we
hope he may be successful. The Sen
ators who shall give him assistance viii
not be forgotten by Mr.. Johnson's many
friends in Mower county.
Simon Anderson and Fred and Ton
Fox have built feed mill and elevator il
the Sd ward, near the railroad track. be
tween the Railway House and 0. w
Shaw's elevator. They will buy corn an(
oats, and grind feed for farmers, and al
who may call. They also deal in hare
and soft coal. See advertisement.
DO everything you can tomorrow tt
make the first day of the New Year ;
happy one to all about you, and especial
ly so to the children. A kind act done t<
child is never forgotten, and it's influcnc,
goes on forever. Some little act of kind
ness has changed the whole tenor OF
many human beings life. Let us re-
member.
List of letters remaining in the Aus
tin post office for the 80 days ending
December 81, 1884:
Armitage Will Kelley
Collins g w G Morris s. Bro
Denny Martin Paterson Mrs
Hall n + Qualley, Lars
Hanum Kara J Rhodes Sylvester
I Haban Martin Ryan Dennis
Jackson S Walt 6 NJ
kappell w (2) Watts Mrs Hattie
The annual meeting of the Move
County Agricultural Society will be hell
i at the courthouse, Tuesday, Jan. 9th, a
Up. M. Not only the farmers, but tn
g citizens of Austin, should attend thi
meeting. 1t is important. The electio
s of officers takes place, and planning fo
g next years fair will be IN order. Their
;, should be a large attendance of all men
bers of the society.
r The Turtle Greek association, who's
a factory is four miles northwest of th
- city, reports a prosperous season. The
have made 79,299 pounds of cheese tn
e summer, from about 800 COWS, the pa
rons realizing an average of III to !
" cents per pound for their cheese. TIL
:, stockholders make about 10 per cent o
their investment. Mr., E. B. Williams {
Lansing is the lessor and manager.
= Harmon Cock, formerly of Aust,
:, but now a resident Of New Sharon, low.
IS in quite destitute circumstances, on a,
count of the loss of leg by railroa
- accident last summer. As the accide1
was purely the result of his own careles
- ness, he cannot recover any damages. e