Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-05-13

of Mcintyre Post, it was voted to change
the hour of holding the usual evening
session on the third Saturday of each
month, to 3 o'clock in the afternoon. to
accommodate the country members. Next
session, Saturday afternoon, May 16.
The following named parties secured
licenses to wed in Mower county, from
April 81 to May II:
David Brandon and Jcnnette Francisco.
s. S. Skarran and Anne o. Boo.
Edgar |. Carter and Margaret NJ. Shaw.
John A. Thompson and Eva J.JacobsOn.
Company f. Albert Lea, has received
orders to hold themselves in readiness for
inspection on the 18th inst. by Lit. Col.
King, and they will probably be mustered
out at that time rs under the fragrant bad
faith practiced towards them by the state,
none Of them are likely TO recnlisl.-
IStnndnrd.
DR. Johnson of Spring Valley assist.
cd by his brother, Dr. G. II. johnson OF
this city, removed two adenomatous tu
mors from the breast and axilla of Mrs.
James Ilocgh Of Granger. Minnesota.
ration was most successfully and scicnti-
ficaly performed"
-Following is the list of letters remain
days ending Mayo 1885:
bradford, VIM. Larson, Ole
BOyles, Erric MnldrOn, Almond
Campbell, Angus OROurkc. NJ G..
Clark, Mrs. E. Rutland, Miss Laura
fO per, Henry Rulings, Miss Mary
Kahve, Frank.
MIR. Sulzcr, the Sunday School Mis-
siOnary of Albert Lea, was presented with
a fine new buggy April 18th-from the
proceeds Of the Zone Hoss Shay fund
raised through the efforts Of the Enter
prise editor. The generous hearted peo-
pie of Albert Lea and vicinity raised
1913 80 for this purpose.
Education is now compulsory. Every
child. between the ages of and 10 is re-
quired to attend some public or private
school at least 10 weeks each year. Par
cnts and guardians in this city should
take notice and govern themselves &C
cnrdngly. See article elsewhere, entitled
| Amendments to the School Law"
Parents who seek the we'll being tof
their children, would do well to study he
st. N>chDloy for May 1t instructs and
cntertains, and gratifys, while all is pure
and good. Its stories, pictures. SC, are
all for some good purpose. and children
who once read it will be likely to read
more like it. and even their seniors will
hail its appearing.
The Board of Education last week
concluded the purchase of the Universal
list church property, which includes the
chapel and two lots, for 81 200. The
building will be fitted up at once for q
school probably for one of the
primary departments. We understand
the Universalists will hunt new location
and build a new church.
OF all the towns in all Southern Min
nesota, Austin is the town to buy sugars.
Read the following price-list of G. w.
Taylor & Co. 8 Palace Grocery Store:
IS lbs. A Sugar for. .....$1.00
II light brown sugar for 100
18 good brown sugar for 100
90 brown sugar for. 100
8 good rio coffee for. 100
Company &C." Second Regiment
Minnesota National Guards, will receive,
at the close of the present month the an
nual allowance for current year ($3OO) on
the understanding that the COMPANY pro-
viles itself with dress uniforms before
encampmcnt. which takes place at Fari-
bault June Gath. The roster of the Com
pany now shows 81 members.
Buy your groceries in Austin.the
cheapest grocery market IN Southern Min
ncsota. Albert Lea is nowhere. Read
C. w. Taylor Il Cos sugar and coffee
price-list:
IS lbs A Sugar for. .......:..$1.0O
II lbs. Light Brown Sugar for 100
10 lbs. Good Brown Sugar for 100
20 lbs Brown Sugar for. ..... LOO
8 lbs. Good Rio Coffee for. 100
CANNING FACTORY NOTES.-THE Nor
gan. foreman of the Factory. arrived from
Elgin last week.
A carload of tin has arrived, and can
making is progressing.
About 150. 900 cans of corn and other
vegetables will be put up this year
double last years pack.
Contracts for corn are now being closed
Amply at once to President D. B. Smith
or Secretary II. A. Avery.
Sunday was a most refreshing. beau
tiful day, and after the extreme cold. dis
agreeable weather of last week, the effect
is quite marked Talk about the sun
shine of woman's face! Gods sunshine
beats it badly! Who can estimate the
benefit to humanity of these warm. sun
shiny days7 What tonic TO the weary
tired ones; what healing power they pos
sess for the sick They beat all the nos
trums clear out Of sight. in all three OF
our tip-top apothecary shops.
Albert Lea collected IS. 600 for the
year ending April 18th, license money
|, from IA saloon keepers-$4eOe each. Aus
! tin has about the same number OF saloons
and her revenue from same source 50, 100
or $3.50 each. Our Council objected t.
raising the license this spring to even $3.50
It would have been good policy for TIT
saloon keepers themselves to have favor
ed this advance. As it now stands. thu
people are getting tired and disgustet
with so much toadylng to the liquor in
, terest. and next spring will be likely t
. take this matter of high license into thei
own hands.
. Farmers are fast finding out that Aus
tia is the best and most reliable msrke
of them all. Just peruse the following
price-list for sugars and ceftee, made b,
C. W. Taylor s. CO.:
: 16 lbs A Sugar for. ..........$ 1-W
. II IS Light Brown Sugar for LOO
s IS {" Good Brown Sugar for LOO
20 &c Brown Sugar for. 49, 100
, 8 " good Rio Coffee for. 100
z -Mesdames Boiler Musser have on ham
e positively the largest stock nf millinery food
II ever brought to Austin. Nearly eveHythint
- fresh, new, and Of the latest styles. The ladie
| feast their eyes on the new things =
n Choice New Orleans Molasses,
| T.. AT Ro1nco6 Price - =