Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-05-27

About ~ guests were present, and ample
refreshments were served.
My rooms will be found in Mrs. Hill
dahls millinery store. Cutting and fitting
specially. Jackets and vests In the latest
styles. Prices to suit the times.
Mrs. LIZZIE SAILOR.
We acknowledge call from O. 0.
Uranium, of Los Angeles, California, who
is spending few weeks in our city. Mr..
Uranium is prominent attorney, and a
most courteous, agreeable gentleman to
meet.
Everyone knows how painful burns
and scalds are, but very few are aware
that an application of DeLand's Soda and
Saleratus will ease the pain at once. Re-
member this and you will save yourself
much annoyance.
Mrs. j. n. Cushing, wife of J. n.
Cushing, d. D., from Burma, Asia, will
speak in the Baptist church this after
noon at o'clock. The ladies of the
various Missionary societies are especially
invited to be present
Al Miller. a brakeman on the c., NJ j..
{, St. p, while running the push car on
the new NJ. & NV. r. r. bridge Sun
day, stepped on a loose plank and fell to
the ground striking his face on nail-keg
making an ugly wound.
Mrs. G. S. Hildahl invites the atten-
ton of lady purchasers to her elegant line
of millinery goods now on display. Pat
tern hats. pattern bonnets, lovely flowers
and trimmings, just arrived from Chicago.
60 in and look them over.
1t takes two buggies to hold B. W.
Lowell now instead of one. A new top
buggy and new buggy without a top.
and all on account of the election of
Cleveland we suppose. These Democrats
are lofty fellows these days.
Send money by American Express
Co. Money Orders. Receipts given.
Money refunded if Orders are lost. Sold
at all Offices of the Co. Payable at $500
places. Rates: TO $5-5c., $10-sc, 800
l0c.. $3O-12c.. 40-15c.. $50-2Oc.
Miss Maggie Wilton has received an
offer of 500 per month, as assistant in the
Owatonna public school. We should be
very sorry to have Miss Wilton leave
our Austin public school, as we consider
her one Of the best teachers we have.
There will be a meeting of the Of
ficers of the Mower County Old Settlers
Association at the TRANSCRIPT office at
p. m. Saturday May 80. BY order of
the President. c. H. DAVIDSON,
Secretary.
For good photographs, true to nature,
well finished and truly artistic in every
way, 20 to G. S. Hildahl. His gallery is
over Clemmer & Pooler's store. All the
new styles and sizes of cards. Work
guaranteed, and prices low as the lowest.
We have opened up for this season
che same kind of choice and reliable
garden seeds as sold by US for the past
four years. Can save you money, and
give as good seed as any eastern growers.
CLEMMER & POoLER.
Wilcox & Liggett will offer at their
sales June 4th, at Minneapolis, several
very fine Holstcin- Friesian bull and heifcr
calves, from six weeks to three months
old. A good time for farmers to get
start in fine stock. Send for catalogue.
The Davidson House is prospecting
finely under the able management Of
II. w. Bulls. Besides large amount
of transient custom. the house is accom-
modating IS boarders. Mr.. Bulls is
good hotel man-as his numerous patrons
can testify.
We are glad to note that the services
of Prof. Rankin are being appreciated in
the Owatonna High School. He is hired
for another year at 81 400. Miss
Jessie Rankin and Miss Rena Culver both
former teachers. in Austin, are also hired
for another year.
Last night the election of I'd Lieut..
for Co. G, took place. On the first ballot
Dwight Skinner, list Sergeant, received
26 votes, Arthur Wright s. On motion,
his election was made unanimous Ira
Paden was unanimously elected to the
position of list Sergeant.
"A beautiful gold watch was started
for its destination in Omaha last week
from the A. V. Ellis household. It was
birthday present for Miss Matte, the
industrious, handwriting student. We
hope Mattie's eighteenth birthday, the
2Sth of May, will be very happy one.
Girls there is more chance of making
n passable husband out of fool or q
crank than out of drunkard or vicious
person. The woman who undertakes to
reform man in order to get a husband
has undertaken task that is not success
fully accomplished one time in a thous-
and.
We understand that Rose Creek now
boasts Of full Pledged brass band with
| fourteen members. Prof. Andrew has
been their instructor, and those qualified
to know say they have reached a good
state of efficiency. Parties wishing the
services of good band might do we'll to
remember this.
Prof A. w. Rankin reports that he
sent to the examiner of the High School
| Board the papers of thirty-f four pupils
attending the Owatonna Hi h School and
received thirty. three certificates in re-
turn. This is probably the best record of
any High School in the state-People's
Press, Oaoatonna.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Hildebrand of
Lyle, came up to Austin Sunday, bring
ing with them their little baby, five
months old. The child seemed fretful
and uneasy while on the way to Austin.
The child died Sunday evening. Rev. G.
f. Wright conducted the funeral service
yesterday at Lyle.
Farmers who want good stock should
not fail to attend the sale of Holstein.
Friesian cattle to be held June 4, 1885, at
Minneapolis Fair Grounds. Calves, year.
lings and mature cattle Of both sexes will
catalogue giving full particulars, to w. NJ.
Liggett, Benson, MINI.
Rev. A. A. Thayer of Usage, Iowa,
will preach in the Universalist church
next Sunday morning and evening. Rev.
A. A. Thayer is the father of Rev. F. L.,
who has been preaching here for the last
few weeks. Next Tuesday evening the
sociable of the Universalist society will
meet with Mrs. Colos Fenton.
The gem folding crib at T. w. Dono-
vans is the most convenient article of the
kind we have ever seen. 1t is neat, we'll
made. can be let down and rolled under
your bed in ten seconds. is not easy to
get out of order, and is the most con-
venient and best looking trundle bed We
ever saw. Look at them, next door east
of Oscar Ayers.
LAND EXCURSION TO Iowa AND Ne
BRAsKA.-The Illinois Central R. r. will
run very low rate excursion to Storm
Lake, Cherokee, and Lemars, Iowa, and
Wayne, Fender and Harrington. Ne
braska, leaving Mona at 1880 a. M, Tues
day. June 9th. For full particulars apply
to the:undersigned at Manchester, Iowa.
J. F. MERRY. Genl West. Pass. Act.