Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-01
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Mrs. Bulls has decided not to keep
furniture.
"A prisoner broke out of the lock up,
Sunday evening, and escaped. Another
chance for the Col.
Buy gasoline Of ]. F. Fairbanks.
Best quality; lowest prices. Free de-
livery Of 5 gallons or more.
Mr.. Hartman, of Rose Creek, had
his leg broken in two places, Mon6ay,
while tying up COW.
If you want to BUY or RENT q farm,
call at the Office of Richardson, Day & Co.,
over First National Bank.
Quite a number from Austin went
to- Lyle Thanksgiving night, to attend
the ball given by the K. Of L.
Sweet, Sweeter, Sweetestl We sell
the sweetes candy in town. New and
fresh. PooLER q WEBER.
Old soldiers will read with interest
the letter of Gen. G. G: Andrews advo-
eating State Soldiers Home.
1t will always pay to 90 to J..
Schwan's for your boots, shoes and over
shoes. The Blue Front Shoe Store.
We have a few of DR.. B. ]. Kendall's
books, entitled "a treatise on the horse
and his diseases" which we offer to new
subscribers.
Go to J. Keenan's. and get one OF
his celebrated Steam or House Power
Thresher Outfits, and make yourself use
full in the country.
Peter johnson may hereafter be
found at Sweningsen d Johnson's. He
has taken the shop occupied by the late
Mr.. Sundberg.
ALL our readers who are intending to
subscribe for a paper. will find it to their
advantage to examine our club list,
published in another column.
-Bellus & Case desire to see all Of their
old patrons in opera house block, whittier
they have removed their stock of goods.
Produce taken in exchange.
g. G. Oleson has returned from
Chicago, where he purchased large
stock of fine furniture, which will be
hero in few days. See new ad.
The young ladies of the n. E..
Church, are planning for . novel enter
tainment. of which one OF the interest
ing features will be Japanese wedding.
AT q great expense. VIM. Richards
has procured cut Of his white mule,
which delivers groceries. He is hand
some animal, and we don't wonder that
Mr.. Richards is proud Of him. See ad.
j. N. Schumacher runs his bus to the
night trains at Ramsey. He has small
stove in his bus. which adds greatly to
tho comfort of passengers. He also
carries passengers for the Windsor
House.
Those oscillating bebs which Is sell
ing 80 fast are the boss hobs.
-WANrED.-50,0O 600 men. women and
children to carry of we'll selected stock
Of boots. shoes and overshoes from
J. Schwan's Blue Front Shoe Store.
The best goods and lowest prices guaran'
teed.
Lord & Hefien have recently received
fresh stock of millinery goods. The
stock is large, and the variety and A.
sortment most complete. For sale at very
low prices. Butter, eggs and farm pro
duce accepted from country trade.
-Slocums Photographic Studio, on
Main street, over post office. la
originality Of design and beauty OF finish,
+ guarantee to please. Am prepared to
make the smallest to nearly life. size pho
graphs. Come and see me and examine
nv display of latest styles.
The White is King. ~ Gone p and
"A large number of friends of Lyman
Baird and wife, gave them q surprise
Saturday evening. The party forced
an entrance from the rear, through the
woodshed. and captured the pleasant
home of Lyman and his wife. An album,
dance of refreshments was provided.
and a merry time had.
Prices on photographs reduced al
most half from former rates, by G.S. Hill
dahl, at his gallery. over Clemmer 4
Pooler's. This action Is taken by Mr.;
Hlldahl because of the constant cutting
in prices which has been going on FOL
some time, and he believes it but simple
Justice that all should be treated alike.
Mrs. E. E. Holbrook. sister of Mrs
F. KING and Mrs. F. A. Richardson. and
the wife Of Prof. Holbreok who wss a
one time Superintendent of Schools OF
Mower County, is Principal of schoo
for Higher Education recently establish
I ed in Delevan. Wis. 1rs. Holbrook 10 Z
lady of culture and large experience il
teaching.
Wheeler b Wilson sewing machine,
for less than cest. w. F. DAY.
considering the amount Of attention
Richards mule 10 receiving. he showed
a very uncomfortable spirit in starting
to run away, Monday. Perhaps he con
sidered the lode to . mule" an unendur
able infection, and thought he had bette
se,ze the t,rst opportunity to make goot
his Escape. He was captured. and vii
deliver the best Of groceries Free"
The enterprising firm Of Horrobi,
d Rice have added new branch % thei
business. They..will buy all the poultr,
that will be brought to them, Ut tn
highest market price. One OF their rea
sons for doing this 10 to accommodate
their country customers, many OF whom
will no doubtDtake this opportunity of sell
ing their poultry at good prices. The,
have made arrangements with Bellus !
Case, BY which they can exchange DR..
goods for produce. SEQ their new I'd.
Married, at Austin, Nov. IS. by Rev
G. D. Belden. Mr.. James D. Smith O
Window, and Miss Nettie A. Gregg O
Nevada.
It IS not often that We are calle,
on to publish the marriage notice O
i couple born IN the county. Both o
these young people were born in Move
County. These young people have
wide circle Of friends, Who wish them
happy future. They viii move into thei
new house, three miles south of Browns
dale. Immediately.
Pianos and organs. W.T.. DAY.
The R1NK.-The new rink has prove
q success, 80 far. and has been vel
patronized by the young people. In
provements viii be made q fast % POI
sible, and everything done for the cor
venlence Of the patrons. Four gasolin
lamps have been ordered. and II NOR
are needed they win be ordered. /
single membership ticket viii be sol
for $3.50, and and . double ticket 70
$3.50. At these prices, many tickle,
should be sold. A Tobbog9an slide VII
be put up immediately. which with Ii
rink. viii afford excellent outdoor amus<
ment, -azh
Cali On W. F. Day for SEWN
machines.