Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-04-14
s. IF GLOWING is the list Of letters remain
ing in the Austin post Office for the 80 days
ending Anri1 10 1884,

Following Is the list Of letters remain
ing in the Austin post off1ce for the 80 days
ending April 10, 1885: - -
As!eson, Miss Lena o Arntt.ge, Milton
Campbell, Miss Celia Eastland. Emerald
Nelson, Hans Reynolds, Lem
Silver. Totius sibbert, H
AT the annual meeting of the lot-swn-
G. II. Davidson and G. H. Litchfeld were
reelected trustees for years, and w. T.
Wilkins for years to fill the unexpired
term of H. w. Page resigned. The trus-
| tees of the association also met and elect
ed officers as follows: L. n. Griffith, Pres
ident; G.. II. Davidson Secretary; w. T.
Wilkins Treasurer; 6. II. Litchdeld Ac-
! tuary.
The habitual use of pills IS sure
means Of intimately undermining health
and laying the foundation for some Of
the most distressing cases of chronic NAL
! aides. Use DR.. Jones Red Glover Tonic,
| purely vegetable remedy, which tones
and regulates the system, enrlching the
blood. 1t cures all diseases of the stom
ach. liver. blood and kidneys. Can be
taken by the most delicate. 80 cents. 2
We are informed that the report of
| Insurance Commissioner McGiQ shows
| that the farmers are saving about three
| fourths of the former cost of their lnsur
| ance bv insuring in their own companies.
Insurance that would have cost them last
year, in old line companies, $28, 100, cost
| $21 900, with over $12, 600 funds remain
ing on hand; this $4,000 beng nearly
sufficient to pay losses for the next three
years.
w. F. Day sells the White.
Try the White Sewing Machine.
w. F. Day sells the Grown" and
Queen organs.
Ask your neighbors about the White
Sewing Machine.
I repair all kinds of old sewing ma
chimes. W. F. DAY.
I hav We light twe-horse power for sale
cheap. W. F. DAY.
have the best organ, for the money,
ever brought to Austin. w. F. DAY.
Prof. B. NJ. Lawrence of Minnesota
| Academy, Owatonna, gave very in
structive and interesting lecture in the
Baptist church, Friday evening, on the
"Outlines Of Astronomy" Not only was
it an elegant composition, and we'll
delivered, but packed full OF rare thought
and reliable information. Any one
listening to Prof. Lawrence would soon
find the old idea that scientific subjects
dispolled He Is an energetic worker in
Minnesota educational interests, and we
hope to hear from him again.
The annual election of st. Bernard
Cemmandery. No. 10, K. T., was held
in Masonic Hall, Monday evening,
April 5th. There was q large attend
ance. Following is the list of officers
elected:
Eugene Wood, Eminent Commander.
J. 8. Anderson, Gsneralissimo.
A. Friedrich, Captain General
C. L. West, Prelate.
w. E. Richardson, Senior Warden.
Charles l. Johnson, Junior Warden.
Z. c. Dorr, Treasurer.
&. L. Case, Recorder.
w. Vandegrift, Standard Bearer.
J. N. Hay, sword Bearer.
Just how accommodating man may
be, at times, n ay be seen from the follow
ing Instance: In trimming the coffin for
the man who was killed on the railroad
April 2, the undertaken found that he
was in need of few small screws, used
in screwlng the handles to the coffin. AS
he had accommodated certain furniture
dealer, at different times, he felt free to
call OH him for the screws. He called
and was refused. AS they could be pro-
cured at no other place in Austin. he was
obliged to pay man two dollars to drive
to Brownsville, Sunday, to buy about two
cents worth of screws. Business men can
appreciate such an example OF business
courtesy.
Farmers Platform Scales, at Cook &
Roberts.
Milk cans and dairy goods at Cook
& Roberts.
The only perfect gasoline stoves, a,
Cook & Roberts.
Paints of all kinds, at bottom prices,
at Cook & Roberts.
-Glidden's Four Point Barbed Wire,
at Cook s. Roberts.
when you want first class cook
stove, 60 to Cook & Roberts.
The Charter Oak Cook Stove has no
! equal Cook & ROBERTS.
Cook s. Roberts are exclusive agents
for the celebrated Paris Range.
| Cook & Roberts make their own tin
ware. and do all kinds of repairing.
The HaYfield branch of the Min
nesota i Northwestern R. r. will have
three new stations in Mower county.
One will be in the southwest corner of
sec. 10, town Of Sergeant. Another will
be on the SW3 of sec. 8, in town of Dexter;
about 4 miles northwest of Dexter viii
lage, miles east of Brownsville, and
about Is miles northeast of Austin; a
town-site is to be laid off here. in which
we understand our townsman, Simon
Anderson, will own a half-interest, he
ston of Toledo, Iowa. The other sta
ton will be about miles south of the
Dexter station in Marshall township, on
SW4 of sec. l, and NW3 of sec. 49,
The following Is a list OF the number
Of delinquent personal property tax pay
ers in the different towns and cities Of the
county, turned over by County Treasurer
Case to Sheriff Mollison, on the LIST day
of April, according to the provisions of
the new tax law:
Austin Town.. ...:.................
| Adams. ........................ .
Giayton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '....''''''' \
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De4teI nlaSe...''''' '''''''''.'''''''' y y
| FRANKFORT. .
Grand Meadow Village. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i
| 1Aet0y.......
Lansing Town and Village 49,: q
Tsopi.. ......................... ............ 9
Ly ,.ie vi,;o1c
| Marshall. ................'. ................
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