Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-03-31
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Easter 6unday-April 25th.
-Hikado to morrow evening.

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Austin should have building asso-
citation.
The school children are vacatloning
this week.
-Alonzo Decker has been quite i'll with
neuralgia.
Miss Della Anderson is spending this
| vacation week with relatives in New Lis
bon, Wis.
F. A. Lambert, formerly of Austin,
but now of What Cheer. Iowa, was in the
city last week.
"A. P. Warren of Oakland, is in very
poor health, and his recovery is consid-
cred doubtful.
Henry Jacobs has removed his stock
of clothing to second door north of 1st
National Bank.
&C. NJ. Thompson's new residence
looms up grandly. and will be enc Of the
handsemest in town.
DIR. p. B. Peck, dentist, has removed
his Office to the front rooms over Nc
Brides grocery store.
Saturday afternoon, at 4 o'clock the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will hold a meeting at the Baptist church.
Miss Ada Noble was presented with a
handsome book. "Album of Authors, "
by her bookkeeping class, last week Fri
day afternoon.
Jas: E. Murphy is home from the
north where he has been tor the past
year. looking after the interests of his
machine company.
Married, at Austin, March 81, by
Rev. c. Z. Wright. John A. Thompson.
Jr., of Window, and Miss Anna Vanwye,
of Indianapolis, Ind.
Cottage, with barn, for sale cheap,
in the southwestern part of the city. En-
quire Of O. Allen, Esq, or A. O. Hollis
ter
-Chas. Lamb, of Frankfort, sold, on
the Goth inst. to Frank F. Whalan, OF
Dell Rapids, Dakota, a young May Short
Horn bull calf for 1926.
"A. 3. Parker has closed out his res
taurant stock and fixtures, first door north
of Opera house, and returned tol ibis for
mer home in Wisconsin.
Marta B. Davidson left Austin this
"wednesday morning, tor Mortified.
where he will commence course OF
study in Carleton College.
Snow fell to the depth of two or three
inches last Friday night, while all day
Sunday we were treated to regular bliz'
card, with snowfall Of about 6 inches.
Society is in pucker over the question,
'Shall our girls whistler" Ofcourse they
may, If they strengthen their lungs by
using the great DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
1T is stated that a detective has ar
QUESTION of Gov. Hubbard, and that he
will be brought to Austin the present
week.
Lawyer L. A. Pierce is expecting
wife and babies home this week, from
tives. They have been absent about nine
months.
"A Bohemian from Chicago has pur-
chased the property en- south side of Mill
street, owned and formerly used by Wen
it up for saloon.
We understand Bellus & Case have
rented the old court house building. now
owned by s. G. Olson, and will occupy
the same May LIST with their stock OF gen
eral merchandise.
The enterprising Mcbride closed out
that King dry goods stock in a twinkllng
of an eye. The first day of May, a gen
LlcUldu lFOH Juc cdSL Will I'LL tuc cI0pty
shelves with fresh stock.
C. s. Hildahl will commence this
week to paper and paint and thoroughly
renovate and repair his photograph gal
lery over Clemmer & Pooler's store.
Everything will be complete in week or
ten days.
Prof. B. NJ. Lawrence, of Minnesota
Academy, Owatonna, will give his lecture
on Outlines of Astronomy" at the Bap-
fist church, Friday evening, April 8, for
the benefit of the Scientific Department
of the Academy.
Died, in Austin. Thursday, March 26,
of scarlet fever, Ethel, daughter of Ira
and Myra Padden, aged 10 months. Flu
neral services were conducted by Rev.
w. E. Stanley, Friday afternoon, and the
burial took place IN lakewood cemetery.
Last Saturday, at Ramsey, about
D. M, frame house located south of the
coal sheds, was burned. 1t was owned
by N. Byrnes, and occupied by Mr.. Kit
telson, the section boss. The fire was
caused by defective 1ue. All furniture
saved. Building insured.
The Hayfield division of the Mime
sofa & Northwestern is sure to be built.
See the big legal advertisement elsewhere,
giving notice of the appointment of COM
missioners to appraisc lands, through
which the road is to run, belonging to
some 48 different owners.
"A Black Friday.-That day when a
person is first seriously attacked with
rheumatism, may we'll be termed black
one, for he will remember the same as
long as he lives. If he uses Salvation Oil
in time, he will, however, soon be able to
speak of a Good Friday"
The Good Templars have leased the
upper story of the Wilkins block next
south of the post Office, where they are
fitting up rooms for their society. The
hall will be 40 feet by 10, and the ante
rooms 22x11 and 22x8. These rooms are
intended also for general temperance
headquarters.
Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Austin post Office for the 80 days
ending March 81, 1885:
Brown; Mrs WI Kothe, MEsk
F f'1S"; sary sfsnfor, M:iksi swan,
he''""n' JONI Till, Miss iS
Mrs. G. s. Hildahl goes to the Chicago
market next week to purchase her spring
stock of millinery goods. She expects to
remain tnere SeVeIal uayS 10I tne pulpose
of thorough examination of the fash
IONS styles of trimmings, etc. Mrs. Hill
dahl will hereafter make fine goods q
specially.
The w. G. T. u, of Minnesota have
issued an invitation to all the clergy
men Of Minnesota to preach on the duty
of Sunday observance, Sunday morning,
April 4th. In accordance with this re-
quest, the pastors of the various churches
in this city, will present this subject to
their congregations next Sabbath morn
ing.
Harlan W. Page has sold his house
and barn, and 2} lots, being the south
half of the south half of the block on
which they stand, on ST. Paul street. to
H. o. Basford, of the Austin Register.
The price paid was $4,000, Mr.. Basford's
present residence and 8 lots being taken
by Mr.. Page at $500. It is our opinion
that Mr.. Basford has made a very good
trade.
The greatest foe Of American people
is consumption; its victims number many
thousands each year. Physicians and