Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-06-02

Mcintyre Post TO deliver the MemOrla
address, on account of urgent business
requiring his attention in Washington.
Company G, I'd Regiment Minneset.
National Guards, was officially inspected
last Thursday evening, by the Inspect
ing Officer, Col. King. Everything wa'
in apple pie order, and Col. King com.
plimented the Company highly.
The statement is made that the C.
N. & St. P. R. r. moved up their switches
at Taop1 last Friday night, so as to place
them directly on the crossing Of the new
Hayfield branch of the Minnesota &
Northwestern. and there is fun ahead.
Lord & Heflen have recently received
fresh stock of millinery goods. Thu
stock is large, and the variety and as
sortment most complete. For sale at very
low prices. Butter, eggs and farm pro
duce accepted from country trade.
There will be meeting of the Far
mers' Alliance, Saturday. June 10, at
p. m. in the court house hall, for the pur'
pose of discussing the political situation
of the day. JONAS HANEY, Pres.
"A venerable stranger from Iowa.
meandered into our office early one
morning last week somewhat the worse
for liquor. He claimed that at some time
he had been admitted to the bar" Evi
IDENTIFY.
The Fie1dings will remain all the
week. with new play each evening
Popular prices: Adults, rs cents. II
costs you nothing extra to get your seats
reserved during the day at Mills & John
sons drug store. Children under H.
Is cents.
Farmers, don't insure your property til
you inquire into the workings of the Mu
tual Fire and Storm Insurance Co. Of
Mower County. This is the Cheapest
kind of insurance, and the safest. Agent!
arc now canvassing the county and viii
call on you soon.
"A fresh new stock of millinery goods
the latest patterns Of hats, and ladies
furnishing goods. just received by Boiler
g. Riches The ladies of Austin and vi
cinity are invited call and look over thei
stock. They guarantee to please il
goods and prices.
-Slocum's Photographic Studio, OF
Main street, over post office. II
originality of design and beauty of finish
l guarantee to please. Am prepared tt
make the smallest to nearly life size pho
graphs. Come and see me and examine
my display of latest styles.
"A fine assortment of Reward Card
for schools; Stationery in endless variet,
of all the latest designs; Fancy Goods
Drugs of all kinds; Standard, Historical
Poetical, Biographical and Miscellaneous
Books. Try Putt Pomade for cleaning
slverware. For sale by Mills & johnson
Opera House Drug Store.
Millinery! Millinery! New Goods
New Goods Mrs. Hildahl has now .
large line of millinery goods of her owl
selection, from the eastern markets. Lat
styles, lovely patterns, elegant designs ii
ribbons, flowers, rich and costly, as we'll a.
cheaper values. All to suit Austin pur
chascrs. Call in and look over her sup
plies.
The Davidson House Opening las
week Wednesday evening was attended
by about $50 of the most substantial
citizens Of Austin. A very pleasant TIM
was enjoyed and oil we're pleasantly sur
prised at the transformation of the house
and its appointments. The Bohemian
String Band added very much to the en-
jOyment of the occasion.
The adjustable window screen, fo
sale by Cook & Roberts, is just tn
neatest and cheapest window screen tina
ever struck this town. Cheap is NJ
name for the low price put upon them
and they are 50 easily adapted to any
window that blind man could put then
in place. Before you bother will
mosquito nets, look at their screens
The Old Settlers of Mower county
will hold their third annual meeting ir
Austin on Saturday, June 10Th. A goot
time promised every one. The dinnc1
will be served by an old settler, G. J
Short, landlord of the Davidson House
Hon. Amos Coggswell, the Owatonns
"hay seed" statesman Of years gone by
has been invited to deliver the address
Full particulars in our next.
-TuRouan SLEEPING CAUSE.-THE Min
nesota s. Northwestern r. r. commenced
Monday. May 31st, to run through Wood
ruff sleeping and dining cars between St
Paul and Columbus, Ohio. These will
serve as through cars, also, for Peori
and Bloomington, Ill.,, Danville and In
dianapolls, Ind, and Springfield, Ohio
leaving Austin daily except Sunday, a
1850 q. m, and arriving at 4:12 p. m.
from the east.
The congressional committee of tn
first district has been called to meet a
Rochester June 10, to fix date for hold
ing the congressional convention. TIL
committee is: Geo. Andrus, Chatfield
at large; G. J. Lomen, Houston; I. c
Slade, Winona; G. L. Luse, FreebOrn
c. A. Whited, Olmsted; o. D. Ford
Wabasha; L. S. Peck, Dodge; w. A. Sper
ry, Steele; G. L. Case, Mower; Lars O
Hamre, Fillmore.
Last Thursday nieht Henry w. Clarl
was elected Second Lieutenant of Com
pany G, vice Skinner resigned. The in
formal ballot stood: 10 for Clark and
for Ira Padden; formal: 10 for Clark,
for Padden. Mr.. Clark has been ACTIN
Second Lieutenant all winter, and
well qualified to fill the position. Be
sides, he is straightforward youn
man, in every way worthy of the homo
conferred upon him.
| Mrs. Jennie Jones' Brown is in town
the guest of Mrs. E. D. Fenton.
| There is some unprincipled SEWN