Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-05-20
City and Vicinity.


Wilder, box 465, Austin, MINI.
Patterson sells Hardware.
Bargains. F. King is closing out his
stock.
Canned whole tomatoes, at Mcbride,
the Grocer's.
Work in the Sd degree in Masonic
hall o-night.
To day. the Goth, is the last call by
Board of Health.
The rain of Saturday and Sunday
came just in time.
Fresh Los Angeles Oranges at Nc.
Bride, the Grocers.
New goods arriving every day, at the
new boot and shoe store.
Board Of Trade meeting failed to
connect last Friday evening.
Boots and shoes cheap, at G. A. Dala-
gers new boot and shoe store.
Fresh strawberries, at 20 cents per
quart at Mcbride. the Groccrs.
1.-THE Sweet by and by" at Beatty's.
Pop corn balls and mollasses candy.
AN Old Settler'-Joseph Schwan in
the boot and shoe business in Austin.
E. G.. Burt's fine shoes for the ladies
for sale at the Red Front Shoe Store.
Farmers are busy planting corn.
Wheat and other grain growing timely.
If you want bargains in boots and
shoes 20 TO the Red Front Shoe Store.
New Mower County wall maps, for
sale, at $3-origInal price Sat Trans
CRIpT office.
Richardson & Day have large
amount Of money constantly on hand, to
loan ut usual rates.
Several handsome cvergrecns, from
the Ellis Evergreen Farm, have been set
out in courthouse yard.
Football is a popular game among
the boys just now. The boys have sent
for IL first class new football.
The evening train from st. Paul now
draws a sleeper, which is run through to
Abba, Iowa. without change.
last Thursday being Ascension Day,
there were services in the Catholic church
in this city. Attendance large.
Hot weather will soon be here. Then
ice cream will be in demand and &. F.
Kadcrmachcr's will be the place to buy it,
New styles wall papers arriving. A
few old ones, to close out, at big dis
counts. CLEMMER g. POOLER.
For perfect abstracts of title to any
lands or lots, 20 to VIM. NJ. 1loWc's
Abstract Office, in Dunklcmann's Block
If you must smoke. smoke a fine fra
grt mt cigar The place to buy such
cigars, is of G.. +. Radcrmacher. Mill St.
-Rrv. Edmund Gale, IF Faribault. will
occupy the pulpit Of the Congregational
church next Sunday morning and even
ing.
For bargains in boots and shoes, re-
member the White Front Boot and Shoe
Store, first door north Of First National
Bank
Rev. Frank l.. rhaycr will preach at
the Univcrsalist church next Sunday
morning. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
C. H. Pierce is the name of the new
agent at Ramsey. Mr.. Pierce was form
crIy agent Of Dexter, but later OF Fair
mont
&c. A. Dalagcr has some splendid bar
gains in mems and boys boots and shoes.
If YOU don't believe it. call and be con-
vinced.
"A subscription paper, to aid the mill
tia company in purchasing new dress uni
forms. is being circulated and generously
signed.
The ladies of the Austin Lodge, |. O.
G. II. are making arrangements to have
rcfrcshment Darlors on Decoration Day,
May 30.
"A change in time Of the passenger
trains next Monday. The train from the
south will arrive in Austin one hour later
than at present.
The little barefoot hoy" has arrived
in Austin again. Pretty cold weather
we think for the Youngsters to pull of
shoes and stockings.
Mems fine calf shoes at $500 a pair
the best shoe for the money IN the market
at Sweningscn & Johnson's Red FROM
Boot and Shoe Store.
Mrs. Lyman Baird entertained a bout
fifty lady friends last Friday. 1t was q
decidedly social affair An elegant tea
was served ut 9 o'clock.
The young people of the NJ. f. church
will hold an ice cream sociable at the res
idence of Mrs. Lowell next Friday even
ing. Everybody invited.
Don't forget that 0. Slocum has tho
finest novelties Of the season in the photo
line, and he will make it an Involvement
for you to give him Il call
Rev G.. D. Beldcn has been appointed
to deliver the memorial address before
Henry Rogers Post. G. A. r., Browns
dale, next Sunday morning.
The frcscocrs Mcssrs. Clausen {
Christescn. of Minneapolis. ave at WORK
cmbcllishing the ceiling. walls and front
Of tho stage Of tho new opera house.
Il am ready to haul away rubbish
reasonable prices. Leave orders ate. w
Tnylors store. 8. PuRDy.
Christian johnson has completed the
census in the 3D. ward. Result-592 FL
is now working in the cd ward. There
ought to be at least 2,OOOp people in the Is
and I'd wards.
My rooms will be found in Mrs. Hill
dahl's millinery store. Cutting and tttis!
aspecialty. Jackets and vests In the 1ates
styles. Prices to SUIT the tunes.
Mrs LIZZIE SAVIOR.
We would suggest that the City Coun
Gil provide watering troughs at the pump
on court house square, and at the corne
Of Main and Mill strcets-and receive il
return the grateful thanks of the horses
The following marriage licenses have
been issued during the past week:
VIM. w. Ranney and Mrs Belle Dun
bar.
Syver Knutson Braaten and Maria Laer
son.
1t is SAID that the saloon keepers il
the third ward keep open houses on Sun
day-and that liquor is freely sold to an
person who has the money to pay for il
Chl,f Of Police Riley should invest,gat
this matter.
The Commodore invites all his whit
friends (black ones not eXcepted) to cal
aud sec him at the New White Front Boo
and Shoe Store. where he will be please
to show them bargains in a new fires
stock of boots and shoes.
Mrs. G. s. Hildahl invites the atten
ton of lady purchasers to her elegant lin
of m millinery goods now on display. Pat
tern hats. pattern bonnets. lovely flower
aud trimmings, just arrived from Chicago
Go in and look them over.
Send money by American Expires
Co. Money Orders. Receipts giveI
Money refunded if Orders are lost. Sol