Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-10-21

to be logwood, and the other the stomach
and intestines of sheep.
1t is the old, old story: Love at first
sight! A walk in the beautiful moon
light night; both catch a dreadful cold
and give up all hope, but finally find
| relief in a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, get married. and are at last
happy!
| The Winnebago City Press says Bill
~ Cargill lives IN a mansion in Lacrosse
which cost him $4,000. Mr.. C.rgill
commenced his wheat buying in Mime
sofa at Austin in 1878. Cargill Broth
ers now have the wheat business down
pretty fine, and they are quite wealthy.
"A railing should lie built on both
sides Of the west approach to the bridge
across the Dobbins, ut Warmers mill
The grade is high and narrow, and some
serious accident is likely to occur any
dark night. The township authorities
| should see to this matter without delay
Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Austin post office for the 30
days ending Oct. II, 1885:
Baum, James Beach, W. NJ.
Henaen, Miss Cathrine Johnson, Ole
Kolle, J. G. Mady, Martha
| O'FIaherty, Dudley Shimmin. William (2)
Smith. Jud. A. Turner, 8. K: ~
| Wharam, Charles Whitman, J. N.
Putting up stoves, cleaning chin
neys, putting up storm windows, and
storm doors, and = speedy preparation
for winter, is now the first thing in order
for all those who would avoid much dis
comfort in preparing for winter. The
cold wave is due, and may be expected
| any time.
Go to Opera House block. Cook &
Davidsons hardware store is booming.
the market, also the finest cook stoves
and ranges, and full line of goods of
all kinds kept in a we'll regulated hard
ware store. For prices, they will not be
undersold.
No one should hesitate to 90 to the
DEBORAH INSTITUTE on account of his
backwardness. The poorest scholars are
welcome. if they desire to learn. Text
books are rented. Day board is furnish
ed at actual cost. The winter term-10
weeks-begins November 80. There
will be no Christmas vacation.
1T il given out that on and after
Oct. GOTH the MINI. & N. ". r. r. will
carry mails on the trains that leave Aus
tin for Chicago at l p. m. and for
St. Paul at 400 p. m. The distance from
the post Office to the depot being under
80 rods, the r. R. Co. will be obliged to
deliver the mails to the post office.
Rev. w. E. Stanley Of this city will
90 to st. Cloud next week to officiate at
the marriage Of Miss Estelle Hull. daugh
ter of the Rev and Mrs. J. s. Hull, to
Clinton Spicer, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Fl.
Spicer-both Of the city of St. Cloud. As
Mrs. Stanley is Spicer, it would seem
that the Splcers rather take to ministers
and to minister's daughters.
-Wilklc Collins, the greatest living
English novelist, will commence his new
serial story in the Minneapolis S~ndns
Tribune, November list, which will be
transferred to the Minneapolis Weekly
Tribune. and will be continued SIX months.
ANY person DESTROYS Of reading the same,
has only o subscibe for the Weekly Tri.
6une, at One Dollar year.
Fifteen of the graders on the Manly
& Lyle extension attempted to take free
ride to St. Paul on the Saturday after
noon tram Of the Minnesota & North
western railroad. The conductor was
unable to get rid Of them. but when the
train reached Austin, Officer Tom Riley.
single handed, drove out the whole crowd
arresting the ring-leader, one Arthu,
Leonard, who was taken to jail
Monthly report of school district No
ii, for the month commencing Sept. 21st
and ending Oct. 10th. 1885, giving the
names Of those having an average stand
ing above 90:
Abbie Chaplin 81. Frank Gregson So
Edith Chaplin 96, Cora Bell &C. Clara Greg
son 95. Harvey Chaplin IS, Charlie Kask,
"a, Frank Kaska 81, Willie Bell 81, Henry
Chaplin 81. Phebe McGovern "a. Eddie
McGovern SO. Joseph Kaska 90, Maggie
Byrnes 81, Maurinus Pearce 80.
ROSE GnIMsHAw, Teacher.
The first mail over the MINI. s. NV
II. II. will be received and dispatched to
day. 1t will arrive from st. Paul and de
part for the east at p. M. and from the
east and for St. Paul at p. m. daily here
after. The r. r. Co. will have to carr,
the mails to and from the post-office, a
the distance to the depot is only 1860 feet
Had it been 80 rods 1890 feeD the Gov
crnment would have had to do it. W.
understand Mr.. Robinson of the Windsor
has the contract.
Don't forget to attend the rainbow
sociable of the Floral Club which is t
meet with Mrs. c. H. Davidson thi
, wednesday, evening. The ladies of the
Club extend very cordial invitation tt
; all. Each lady is requested to brin!
an apron made complete, all but the hem
ming at the bottom. and also are most re
. spectfully requested to have their hus
bands accompany them. All requisite
to come early; the ladies to bring nee
die and thimble. Refreshments at $40
Mrs. G. s. Hlldahl has returned from
the East with the latest goods in tn
market to be found in the millinery line
Pattern hats and bonnets, the latest style
in feathers and bonnet trimmings. ant
an assortment that comprises all tn
: novelties of the season. The ladies
Austin and vicinity will do we'll to re
member these facts and look over tn
:, stock and avail themselves of the spccis
!, bargains which she is now Offering to til
Il public.
The Misses Alice and Olive Woo