Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-08-18
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May the best man win.
Camilla Urso. Aug. 26th.

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May the best man win.
Camilla Urso. Aug. 28th.
Prairie chickens are dying of.
Get an Atlas and Globe for your ch,l
dren.
Potatoes are high. GO cents q
bushel.
Prohibition meeting in Good Tenn.
plars Hall, to night.
Go to Schwan's for low prices in Boots
and Shoes-the Blue Front.
Teachers Grams Family Atlas
contains a fine set of historical maps.
Grand Harvest Ball, Aug. 27th-by
Co. G, I'd Reg't. At Annoy Hall. Austin.
The County Fair. Farmers and bust
ness men. do not forget it. Sept. n, Il
and 16.
Those wishing to consult Madame
Mitchell should call at once, as her stay
is limited.
Why not have an omnibus line1 I,
would be money in the pocket Of every
hotel man in town.
The R. r. shops. Yes. The old.
old story. If the matter is ever settled
we will let you know.
WIN. Olson has reprinted the First
National Bank signs, so that they are
again as good US new.
! johnnie Geraghty is in a more
favorable condition than q week ago,
and it is thought now he may recover.
Last Saturday, a hunting party Of
eight, from Louisville. Kentucky. stepped
at this point. Later they left for Cresco,
Iowa.
! AT the Farmers Alliance meeting next
Saturday, q committee will rpeort in re.
gard to nominating peoples county
ticket.
The NJ. & NV. pay-car was dis.
tributing ducats among the boys Monday,
the paymaster and train men taking sup
per at the Fleck.
Sands. the Dry Goods Man, will 60
to New York in few days to buy Fall
and Winter Dry Goods. Special orders
will be carefully filed.
The sociable of the NJ E. church will
be held Friday evening, Aug. Goth. with
Mrs. w. G. Horrobin. A cordial invita-.
| ton is extended to all.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
will give lawn soclable at Mrs G. s.
Hildahl's residence. this "wednesday
evening. All are cordially invited.
The Barnum bill-postcrs are very
fresh-with their paste. Yesterday they
splashed i: on the sidewalk in front of
their bill boards with uncalled for gen.
reosity.
-Diphthcria IS frequently the result
of neglected sore throat. which can be
cured by single bottle of Red Star
Cough Cure. Price, twenty-five cents
bottle.
The Farmers Alliance of Austin will
meet at the Court House at l p m. Satur-
day, August 2lst. A full attendance is
desired, as business Of Importance is to
be transacted.
The biggest deal of the week was the
sale, by Howcs & Page (Shcrman) to F. H.
Barclay and others of the Monte Vista
tract for $68,500.-Los angeles (Cal)
Times, Aug. 8.
RIP VanWlnkle was foolish to 60 cut
on damp mountain and sleep for twenty
years. He might just as we'll have clerked
In store that did not advertise.
don Enterprise.
Mr.. G. E. Reardon, Baltimore,
Nd, Commissioner of Deeds for all the
States, suffered for a long time with
rheumatism. which yielded promptly to
St. Jacobs Oil.
The total valuation Of property in
Mower county, as equalized, is: Real
estate, $4,678.Sl0; personal property,
81, 299, 1901. There is an increase Of over
$40, 900 in the latter item.
Lawyer L. A. Pierce and Geo. w.
johnson were out fishing, up the Cedar,
last Wednesday, and returned in the
evening with string of eleven Of the
beautifulcst pickerel you ever saw.
Lost, a valuable round garnet pin.
last Sunday morning. somewhere be-
tween the Milwaukee depot and Catholic
church. Finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving pin at this office.
DIR. J. II. Vincent, who enjoys ma
tional reputation as Sunday School
worker and as Chancellor of the Chau-
taugua Circle, is to lecture in Austin
some time the coming fall or winter.
The young woman who was arrested
last week for abandoning her child, has
been released. The beautiful g,rl-baby
has been given to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ward, and the woman will probably 20
to her parents IN Nebraska.
The Baptist church and Sunday
School will have a basket picnic next
Friday afternoon, at HOLSTERS grove.
Convcyenccs will be at the church at
$50 for all who desire to ride. All in
vited. A pleasant time expected.
Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Austin pestoftice tor the thirty
days ending Aug. IA, 1885:
Blair, CT Jscobson.LS
Eddy NE Thompson, Miss Lena
Foster PA Ward, G Levergue
Heckes, NrsFredericke Wells, Mrs W L
Howe, Elias w
"A hunting party. consisting Of Lon
HOLSTER. Elmer Loucks, Mart Davidson
and Carl Fairbanks, left Austin Monday
morning, with Gam and covered wag-
| on, we'll supplied with sportsmen's &C.
coutrements. for months hunt in the
| country west Of us.
Burglars entered Bascomb s. Halls
grocery store last Saturday night through