Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-08-12
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See Ole Hanson for plows.
-Engle's flour at sleeper 4 Sons'.
Alex Kerr Is feeling indisposed OF late.
Five bottle silver casters at Sleeper 4 Sons
inst arrived.
Corn will DO tho largest crop We have had
Tor several years.
Our merchants ard mechanics are all hav.
Ing n good business.
A. II. Marsh will soon remove to Minno-
apolts to engage in business
There was II large attendance ut the Grant
memorial service last Sunday.
All kinds OF machine oils at sleeper 4
Sons. Prices low IA tho lowest.
H. A. Brown arrived home last Saturday
from an extended visit to Nebraska.
Miss Mary Rummlnys OF New Ulm Is
guest OF her sister, Mrs. W. d. Sleeper.
Misses Mnt,io and Irene lockwood, OF
Owatonnn, returned home tho past week.
Miss Jennie Shortt OF Austin was among
her friends and schoolmate, the past week.
~Nrs. Nellie Sanborn OF Minneapolis Ia
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. W. =. Wood
ward.
Our village has more sidewalks and IN bot
ter repair than any town OF Its siHo IN tho
state.
Prof. Andrew Of Austin gave tho band
boys ono Of his instruction lcssona Saturday
evening.
Mrs Emma Woodward Ia siding, paiatlng
and fixing up her house, recently purchased
OF John II. Palmctcr.
t>l Il,
orders for their celebrated Fly Paper ms been
very large this sens"n.
Phil Kramer has u full and varied limo OF
furniture, also many novelties on the 8 and
Toe. counters, Cali and soc.
-~tenl estate Ia quito active hero, both III
town and country adjacent, mnny transfers
| having boon made recently.
Mrs. L. l.. Lamb has purchased OF Mr.
| Marsh his store building. aud will soon put In
| a full limo Of millinery goods.
leo cream festival at Mrs. York's next
Friduy evening, under tho nnspicos OF tho
Baptist church. All arc Invited.
WIN. Hall, wife aud daughter, formerly "f
| this place, now residents OF Kasson ,arc guests
OF Street Commissioner Lounsbury.
| The Minnesota Il Northwestern arc sccur-
| Ing right Of way between Iinyiicid X Du-
buquo, on tho n,r limo between st. Paul and
Chicago.
| Eddy, son OF Patrick Gillian, residing ~
| mllcs west Of here, died Saturday morning.
| Hernia was tho cuusc OF his untimciy cnh
Aged II.
| Elder Bcldcn conducted the Grant memo.
rial services Sunday morning at the baptist
church to Il crowded house, and will preach
Sunday morning and evening next.
| The grain In this vicinity IL ncarIy uil In
tho shock or stack, ana viii yield big crop,
| except occasionally Il field where tho chinch
| bugs have been At work, or It. IL bllghted.
| "A. l.. Sleeper Il Sons Will soon commence
the erection OF II store building on their lots
| facing north on Main street, aud west OF
their brick block. size OF which will be 2 stO-
rcs, 4xi0.
| Sam. Cartwright, our ct1ciGnt harness
maker will make you a harness or any re-
| pairs at prices to suit the times, and Sam. Ia
always at his post, ready to accommodate nil
| who may come.
"Thick rs leaves in Valombrosa. J"
This phrase was no doubt first applied to
the testimonials OF Mishlcr's Herb l'ittcrs,
for they really seem countless. r. Hon
man, OF CircIcville. Ohio. sends along his
contribution: "I'his Is to certify TINT !