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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24

IN response 60 tie call Tor : meetinx ot
tho citizens. BY The president 81 d.
Board Of Trade, : large number Of repre-
sentat1ys busi.sss uen nat Is tho court
houss Monday evening. and formed u.
Organization, which NO predict win
prove to be Of the greatest usefulness O.
Austin. L has come to that point wAsn
msn zee the positive necessity OF 8
thorough organization. Il VS. for. this
purpose the meeting was called. which
resulted in tho hrst step toward rapid
prosression and improvement. The busi.
ness men are aroused 70 the situations
they realize their opportunities. and pro-
pose to take advantage Of themi they SEQ
the necessity Of persistent effort and
hearty cs.operation; they fully under
stand that there must be fixed purpose
and prompt sction. hrm resolve and
jud,cieus methods. When . BODY Of men,
in any community. are convinced Of
these facts. and are firmly united, they can
not fail Of accomplishing vast amount
Of good. We confidently expect to zee
this proven during the next few months.
D. B. Smith. the former president, was
reelected. II. o. Basford. the former
emcient secretary, WAS rensminatsd. bat
positively refused to sccept the ef3ce.
n. +. Ban6eld was then elected secretary.
L. 8. Willard was elected treasurer,
The following gentlemen wero elected
directors: Hollister, 4. Knox. ]. B. Re-
word. G. II. Goats, 8. e. Clark and r. O.
Hall. the following committee was ap.
pointed to invite men to join the Board
Of Trade: d. II. St,msop, L. De,tlebach
and 8. G. Clark. The following commit
tee on advertising and printing was sp-
pointed: L. French, w. E. Richardson
and L. Dettlebach. On motion of May
or French. it WAS voted to have Ave com
mittees on the following subjects: Rail
roads, legislation. manufacturing and
building Improvements. city expenditures
and improvements, and finance. The fol.
lowing gentlemen have sin ce been ap.
pointed by the president. TO serve on
the committees: g. Schleuder,: G. H.
Coats. L. Dettlsbach, o. Ayers. and H
o. Basf0rd. committee on rail roads; L..
French, w. L. Hollister. W. E. Richard.
ardssn. A. Knox, and F. /, Crane, COM
nittce on legislation; s. C. Clark. ]. r.
Webb, L. d. Baird, o. w. Shaw and g.
Schleuder, committee on Manufacturing
| and building improvements: r. P Nc
Bride, Geo. Litch6cld, II. 8. Smith and
c. W. Taylor, committee on city expes.
diture and improvements; e. c. Dorr. r.
o. Hall, Ed. Dalagcr ana J. b. Revord,
committee ON finance. The next meet.
Ink will be held next Monday evening
st tho court house. The directors were
instructed to find rooms, where the meet.
ings will be held after Monday evening
Tho meetings will be public. and the
Board invites everyone to attend. Mat
ters Of interest will be discussed, and
everyone will be At liberty to express b,,
opinion. Let everyone, who can, be pres
ent Monday evening. Now 10 tho time
to strengthen this organisation. and Their.
Is strength in numbers.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24
NTATE OF MINNESOTA.,@C COUNTY
~ OF MOWER. IS.
In PrUb0ae C.s.,rt. Spcclnl Term. November

STATE OF MINNESOTA,>% COUNTY
~ OF MOWER. IS.
In .1 Pro6 9sss Court, Special Term, November
In tho Matter nf the Estate Of Lewis West.
dcceaSe'i.
Whereas, An instrument i'm writing. pur.
porting to bs Il certified copy of the last will
and Testament Of lie Wis West. deceased, and
tho probate OF the same in the county nt
Mitchell, State Ut lowa, has been delivered to
this Court: .: 80
And whereas. Betsy West. one Of the exec
utOrs nained III sAid will, has MED Herewith
her petition. representing among OF her thimgs
hnt said Lewis West died in said county Of
Mitchell during tho pas: year, testate, and
that said petitioner il on IT The executors
named In said last will and test umeni, xud
praying that the said inst rnHnctt may lie
admitted to probate In Mower County, Min.
DeSOtu:
It Is ordered. that tho proofs II said insiru.
ment, and the said pet BtiOn. lie heard before
this Court, ut the PrnbHte Once In eaid cOur,-
~. on the 9TH day Of December, \. q, 1888, ~
10 O'cnck in the forenoon. when all CONCERNED
may appear aud contest the probate of said
Instrument: $751; = .4..=-e..,-
And it is further ordered, tnat pubic uotice
Of the time and PLACE III said hearing be atveu
to all persons Interested, by. pub.
LEGATION OF these orders Tor three weeks
euccessively previous to satd day Of hearing
IN the MOwRH COUNTY FRANKFURT, week il
newspaper. prlnttsi and published at the
City " Austin IN said County.
by the Court,
s@# ORNANZO ALLRE,* =.
decl-At H. 5% Judge ~ pr0bate. !
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24

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TEA AND COFFEE POTS
For Holiday gifts Ut Cook 4 Roberts

No Tias to sosths'Hsr Own Dabv.
Nurse TO fashionable mother)- The
baby 10 very restless, ma am. cant do
anything with her. ...ss.. &c. j..
E. M.-She's teething I suppose.
: N.-YeS'm. I think il yon was 70 take
her 10 your arms little while il might
soothe her
s r. Mt Impossible. haven't time
to spare. I'm Just making ready to ut.
tend = meeting Of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals Give
baby some Of DR.. Biggers Huckleberry
Cordial. For Sale by D0rr & Void aud
Mills 4 Johnson. .ss -
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24

B MN are now investing IN real estate.
who never before would buy Austin
property q any prics, The most conser-
vative and caataons men no losesr have.
any hesitatlon about investing money n
Austin. s s :5..3 ssss2s
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24

AxoTn1R four psEo supplement this
week. 4 part Of the material for chang
lDs the FORM has arrived. and We hope
ahs rest will b here II time 10 nee next
week. The T1Anoc1uf contains little
rsading matter. Ct present. but We must
have mare room. We want 70 keep up
with the growth Of tho city.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24

We bave . Largo Stock Of
CLOAKS, w INT Err
DRESS GOODS, HOLl-
DAY GOODS, dc, which
70 will offer at GREAT
BARGAINS during tho
next few weeks. We don't
wish to carry over xuy
Cloaks, and for that reason
shall sell our Cloaks at
REDUCED PRICES,
until they arc closed out.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24

SrACE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
In Probate Court, aeucrst Term, December
IN tie matter q tn. estn.s Of Mary N, o.s
: Letters admintst ration ensthe estate nf said
deceased. being thiS day Z rant Cd nhtO EdWa I'd
Il: Ozmun. Of the County ofkduiseys Aflnn.s u
1t Is ordcrcd. That NJ claims nnd sdemapds
OF all persons against said testate be present.
ed to this Court for exc minatious and hearing,
1t the Probate Ofnca, In Austin, Minnesota on
the following days, viz: MONDAY. February
7th, 1887, It 10 O'Clock, Q. nj and Monday,
June 9th, 1887. At 10 o'o;ock q. N. .:s :
1t Is further ordered, That six months. from
the date hereof bo allowed to CrediiOrsto pre-
sent their claims axaiuet said e.
tate. at the expiration OF which time all
claims not presented to said Court, or not
proven to It's Subtraction, shall be forever
barred, unlsss Tor cause shown further time
he allowed.
Ordered further, that said Edward Fl. q.
mum. adm, ntrtrNtOr as aforesaid, shall eause
notice Ut the time and place of tho hearing
aud examination OF said piAi,ns and demands.
by publishing copy Of these orders for four
weeks successtvely, In the MowER County
THANsCRlPr, Newspaper printed aud pub
ltshed at Austin in aaid C,innIy. -
DMted December 9Th. 1855.
Bv the COur.,
H. 81 ORMANZOALLKN, =.
deCl7-St judge uf Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24

esco1d Invotcs jast rsoetved q Cool
/ e RohestR
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24

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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
~ OF MOWER. 80. -,
In Probate Court. special Term, December
9Th, 1855.
In be matter OF the estate VI william Cooper.
Senior, Deceased.
Letters TestnneutNry en- tho estate Of said
deceased being this day granted unto Will
liam Copper and kooert Cooper, of eais
County,
1t IL ordered, That all~,laims and deman. y
1T nil persons against sail estate be- present
cd to this Court for examination aud hnarinx,
ut the Prohate Ol3oe, Ia. Austin, MinnesDtA.
Oh the following days, viz :: AOn'iNy. JAM.
AIRY 31st, 1885,, Ut 10 O'Clock Il m. aud Wednea.
day, June 2,h 1881, ut 10 o'clock u III.
: 1t IL further ordered. That ak months from
the dute hereof IL, allowed to creditors 10 pre-
sent tuetr clsisne against sail estate, a., the
expiration Of which time ul cla,na4 MT pre-
sen1rd to Salt! Court, or nE' proven to it's sat-
ista< ti0n, shalt bo forever barred, uulcss for
cause shown further time be ai:owei.
Ordered further. Tina, said William Cooper
Hid hnbcrt Courier, executors NJ aforesaid.
shalt cau+e nOlic ct tho time aud place Il
tho hearinx and examination 1T Sale claims
and 6tm"Nds. BY publishing cGpy ot these
ORDERS fer I, ur weeks Progressively, in the
MOVER Cou>Ty TsASscRlrT, Il newspupei
printed aud published IL Austin liz snio
County. IL ,.
stated at Aus:in, Decr Mtor e.h. 1885,.
by the (;t'urt.
Isl OKMAN2o ALLEN, .-
Isdec.5t ]udxeuf Frt,t,ate.-.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24

4sAec"It Judge III FrtahAte. X
NTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
~ OF MOWER, 81. ~|.&e,T ~~...
In Probate Court, Gene. al Term, Nov. ls,.
1893. lin
In tue MATES. of the estate Of saE,aa!t'. L,w.
~, decreased. p =
Letters Or Administrators Oh tn, estate of
said deceased. :,e!n. this d,tY RraMtt duuln
d. b. J"nNSou, Jr.. ut said county. C..
Ii il ordered, hut oil claims. .tll ia ns,.l4
Of all persons against said eatate be prcsen,ci
rs this CIurt for discrimination aud bearing, ~
the Probate Uitt.e. IL Austin, Mint, a;i III.
following Il ~. VIZ:
Monday. Jr,,,,ary Io:h. 1885,. aud again the
hrst dS1AOt April. 1871, at ~ u'cl'Gx \. ~. OF
IT Id day. 81 49,. :, zs.44@z@
1t IA furlhcr ordered. !hst nix IN ,nths from
TIC date heyepf be allowed ~ credit rs 10 pre-.
sent thelrc aims against Shid estate. at the
expiration 0i which time nll ciaimsg not pc.
scented to said Court, or not proven TO its sut-
ts:n.ti,n, sha ne forever barred, unless for
GauBe shown further time be allowc.::
= OrdGrrd further. that sud misunderstanding As
Aforesaid. shall cause notice Ut the time and
place at the hearing and exa iuasi ion 1T said
claims and deniands, by publishing these or
ders f.'r fos,r weeks a,.ccesxiyeiy, In t+,e
MOWER CO,x1Y TRANSCRIPT. u besr pr per
printed aud pabltelled At Austin in said
| county. '>.-~ Jy.4% =,
Dated November lst. 1887 ~ g.
Dy the Court, 7s:xs - ~: -.
dcc1-it Judge Vt Pr0hAte.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24

Board OF Trade Meeting, Mon
day evening"
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,TOcKHoLDER's NOTICE.

I1CuAnpooH, DAY & Co, Nc
Attorneys for 0oFt8aSoe.
S. DeC. -, q.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24

ORMANZO ALLEN,
docI-tt Judge VI PruhAte.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-10
New HAVEN.

Mrs. Ielie of Bangor, Me-, is stopping
parsonage.
An adopted daughter of Madame Kent
from California is now with the kents
at their cottage.
At least one young man ''carrcd over
enough of the spirit of the Burlington
carnival to induce him to build Il set of
coasting traverses. Cui bono:
DR.. Smith of Middlebury has been
called to care for Mrs. Mansfield. 1t is
not understood that the latter is mate
rally improved since last report.
An unfortunate misunderstanding be-
tween \. G. Mathews and Alvin Sturde-
want is said to have resulted in a suit for
slanderous words: damages are laid at
81 600.
W. Il. Drake has returned from Cali
fornia. He reports pleasant journey,
grass just starting, oranges beginning to
ripcn when he left, and that he did not
find large windfal for himself.
With the approval of his physician,
Selcctman ID. II. Squier will probably
soon leave for California to spend the
winter with IA sister at Pasadena. \ son
of G.. W. Barton, who is out of health.
may accompany him.
At the performance of "Lanra the
Pauper" by the rival academy club last
Friday eve, the crowd
"Flockcd in So fast, twas plain to the eye
OF any observer, standing by,
That party spirit was running high,
And THIS was the popular party"
Something over thirty dollars was taken
and is to be expended for the betterment
of the sidewalks. Next time the band is
to be the beneficiary
The recent experience of married
couple here illustrates the mutations of
married life, which in this case had be-
come somewhat burdcnsome to the wife
by reason of the bibylouS habits of her
spouse. On Saturday last by mutual
consent they dissolved partnership; She
with her two small childrcn-and. like
John Rogers wife, one at the breast
returned to her fathers home. Her
husband, selling the pig for fifty cents,
proposed to start life anew. Within
fortv-eight hours the wife and babies
were back, the pig repurchased and they
had set up business again at the old
stand.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-10
WEST ADDISON.

Mrs. Julia Goodale is at X. c. Good
ale's in the cast part of town caring for
Mrs. Il. G. Goodale, who is very sick.
Mrs. Phebe Goodale is i'll. She is staying
at Il. {. Goodale's.
The latest event of the season was a
gathering of friends and ncighbors at
Ilindes, Dec. |, to witness the marriage
of their daughter. Emma 4. IIndes. and
George II. Merriam of st. Paul, Mimi.
About eighty were present. The bride
received several very fine presents among
them being two gold-lined cups from
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Burwell; silver but
ter dish. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. IIindes and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. lockwood: silver
spoOn-holder, Mr. and Mrs. G.. II. Frost ;
silver cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. Simonds ;
silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. f. W.
and Il. {. Whitford: silver forks. ID Jack
son and wife; silver knives, II. jackson
and wife; silver butter knife. +. j Smith
and wife; silver napkin ring, w. T..
Waugh, and large number of which
space forbdS mention. After enjoy
ing very pleasant time the company
were served with refreshments and
then dispersed to their several homes.
Mr.. Merriam and bride went to their
home in st. Paul. MINI.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-10
WEST CORNWALL.

Miss Mary Field commenced a term of
school last Monday in Bristol, south of
the village.
We are glad to chronicle that at last
we have good roads. The sleghing is
fine and the jingle of bells is often a
pleasant sound.
G.. L. Dimmock arrived home from his
trip to Ohio last week. He does not re-
port the selling of sheep as remarkably
brisk business.
The sewing circle will meet with Mrs.
Edwin Jones on Wednesday afternoon of
this week. Home charities keep them
well supplied with work.
Our physician, DIR. G.. W. Bond, has
decided to remove from here to Ticonder-
oga. The doctor has done successful
business here and has made many friends,
and it is to be regretted that we are to be
again without IA resident physician; but
We hope some competent man may soon
fill his place. We can lily afford to lose
any of our good citizens. We wish him
and his wife well in the new home to
which they are going.