Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-05-06
PUBLIC SALE OF HoLsTE1Es--Those

Association, which takes place June 4,
1885, at Minneapolis Fair Grounds. Over
forty head, al! sizes. ages and sexes, will
be offered, and as it is the first sale Of the
kind in the Northwest, the stock will
without doubt go at low prices compared
to those at which these fine cattle are held
at private sale. Send to W. II: L-gctt,
Benson, Mimi, for catalogue (rca,ly
about May 49,. giving full! particulars as
to terms, &c.
Our children in the schools will have
hard work for the next two months.
They will feel tired and languid with the
approaching warm spring days, just as we
older ones do We must be patient with
them, send them to bed early, and not
wakcn them too early in the morning, and
also let them have all the out door recre-
alton possible. The IuterOcrn" says:
In The :"Cramlng Months" let the word
be passed all along the line to teachers
and ,,artnts. don't act as Wreckers to
children. They are not ike SO nany
machines, "all oak or 'chillcd steel,
bat they vary, and some need hoidin-
back much more than others need push
ing forward. The teacher or parent that
docs not take knowledge OF th, fact
makes fatal mistake.
-HUcKLEBSKRY F1SS.-Mark Twains
latest and funniest book, ''Hucklcjc'ry
Finn" is now out, and agents are wanted
IL every county in the Northwest TO in
lr,hucc it. Nothing is so good for i,cr-
pie in these har, time, Il, 10 make them
laugh Long faces make hard n'nrS
! uuv'lrr The book sells like bot cakes.
Atttrr-, for terms, Buckeye Publishing
Co. Minneapolis Mimi.
Mrs. VI. H. Stafford Of Minneapolis, is
~ the city canvasainy for this work.
This i l"ain's latest and one Of his most
popular books. Mrs Stafford is also
r:.iviny sub -cribrr~ inr thai popular
.nontI.Iy, Tie X>"~herprr, which she is
furnishing from this time until january
1T. 1897, and two slips Of beautiful! prem
um ro>c~ all for the very low price Of
II %.
Mrs. lloIway j. now prepared to give
Instruction in oil painting, tor very
hort 1imr only, to all who MAY desire; we
hope She may have, as she well deserves,
{; fun cl;~>. The train ne Of art interest
~ a community j. an nhjrct well worthy
bloom ard full fragrance latent talents in
| mis- di,cciio is only i,rlping to lift hui
mainly up into M higher life. We be
.cvr thai Austin has those among her
amateurs who love painting, and whose
artistic in, Iiuatl0ns only need Il little as
~i.tnncr 70 develop in them Il love for this
rnutiful accomplishment that will avail
| ',.If Of every favorabl" opportunity for
Enforcement \ little interest and
ua,l,h Of effort, IA little studying and ac
Quaintiny oneself in art studies, ii little
.,a'ling and thought upon that which re-
a'r~ to art, and an appreciation OF this
~ nltiul accomplishment, will very soon
'ranoturln !, positive indifference into pos
Hive lrIvor and admiration. All VIII" love
10 see fine painting in oil, call at Mrs.
ilolway's studio over the Mower County
Bank.
One Of the chief society events Of the
~priny-timc in this city occurred last
| "Wednesday evening at the residence Of
Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Shaw. Til" occasion
sa~ the marriage Of their eldest daughter
Margaret, to Mr.. Edgar /. Carter Of Great
Falls, y. II. About seventy invitations
were issued, comprising mostly the young
people -choscn friends of the br!dc-and
il few nriyhbors and old acquaintance of
| lr family. The room, Of this pleasant
home were beautifully decorated with
flowers, and the floral designs in the
library, where the ceremony wa, per,
formed, were most urtiotcally arranged
Nv IL few of The brides chosen friends.
The bridal bower was u solid bank OF
foliage, buds and blossoms, and among
them, plainly wrought, were the initials
e." and IS" Suspended directly in
front of this mass Of foliage WAS an UNI
! brclIa, covered with flowers, the handle
| decorated with SmilaX and white satin
| ribbon Soon after s o'clock, the bridal
party, conducted by the ushcrs, Mcssls,
Stephenson, .JudSon, Willard and Andcr-
SON entered the Library. The ribbon
band winch barred the hymcncal altar
was united. the bride and groom TAX
ing upon either side. Rev. G. f. Wright
performed the marriage ceremony, their
troths being lighted with the wedding
ring The bride was beautifully attired
in white satin with the regulation court
train, and misty bridal vail. Her orna-
nrntS were natural roses, and solitaire
diamonds gIistcncd in her car jewels and
in the wedding ring.
Earnest and hearty were the cOngratu-
a'ionS received, Mr.. Stephenson intro
| hucing the guests to the bridegroom who
| was Il stranger to all save the family OF
the bride An elegant lunch was served
| about half past nine, and the remainder
| of the evening was given to informal
socinhility.
There were many compliments for the
| bride. many regrets for her departure
| from her chil!houu's home. many express
| little sister who must now live without
the companionship Of this beloved daugll-
ter.
The wedding gifts were numerous, and
some of them strikingly elegant.
The happy groom and bride departed
for their eastern home Thursday noon,
carrying with them the congratulations
and wishes Of hosts Of friends that their
future may bc bright, happy and prosper
uus.
| l.. ". Decker sports II tricycle..
| visit the variety store. one donr north OF
| opera block. for bargain in III ana "oc goods.
Mrs Geo. Hay and her son james have
| purcha std the Zcller tuilding and lot on Nai:
| street. tor $|UW.
WANTED "A good girl to help in kitchen.
Good wages and easy place. Address T. a.
| Wilder, box 465 Austin. Mimi.
| Judge Cameron has removed the Mussfr
house, which he purchased last fall on the lot
| just east OF his residence. 1t IS Il good house.
| aud VIII make Il tine place
| All farmers desiring to raise sweet corn
| for the tau,,iug Factory are requested t. call
upon II. n. avery. secretary, ana G ,'> co''-
| . Christian Johnson has been appointed De-
putty Assessor by Mr.. kcyscr, and commenced
M. king the assessment and taking the census
Of the city OF Austin, on Friday last, May ISL
Mesdamcs Boiler 4 MusScr have on hand
positively the largest stock of millinery goods
! ever brought to Austin. Nearly everything
| fresh, new, and Of the latest tyles The iad1cS
OF Austin and vicinity are invited to call and
feast their eyes on the new things.
III. q. Jahrcn has recently purchased OF
Mrs II. Il. Walker Of Montrusc. ID. T., dau4h.
TER OF Mrs. T.. \. Mitchell Of this city, the lot
ON the corner Of Chatham and Nil! streets
! Szr 4iN!Ul, tor $50. aud will erect thereon I'M
MT ui.4,e!y Il one story building, 2SxH'.
- Miss Seciey, who has charge OF h"htr <
Musser's bra .ch millinery house at hoSt
Gre, k, uuti, rstan,,s the millinery business nj
| most to perfection She has been suppt'et
with stock OF cltircly new goods n" shell
worn guuds-but the newest anu latest sly ts
| Of millinery.
| At the roller rink last Thursday evening
the audie. ewe,t 4, sappontedb by the Eot1-a p
r,arauce of the two little girls as ADVERTISED.
Riggs il Burr only rented the bail, SO they
can in no way bt blamed The 5nlte race
WAS inc mos, interesting feature. 1t was
very close race between Nicktrs',n ana Gar
vc, the former taking the medal and the
| ru,,t. .r.ieH with mile for some utttN