Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-10-13

decker patent heeEplate attac1laenl
for gums tho other day. 10 seems q g
an almost perfect device for locking Thy
triggers so that the gun cannot be DIS
charged until it is brought to ths
shoulder. II generally adopted by RuuI
manufacturers, this patent ought to bt
the means of saving = great many lives
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Judge Wilson's speech. ct the Aus:
tin opera-house. last week Wednesday
| evening. was. in our opinion. q very
strong one. The Judge is not q rabld
partisan, but his record in our State
Legislature shows him to be . friend 81
the peoples friend of the tailoring
man. The opera-heuse was crowded.
a sure evidence of the interest felt IN
this congressional canvass. judge vii.
son made q good impression, and Will
receive hundreds OF Republican votes
in Mower county.
-''Renova" is the name of tho new
station on the Hay1eld and Dubuque ex-
tension, 4 miles east of Brownsville, in
the town of Sergeant. A fine depot has
been erected, also q stock yard has been
built, and two side-tracks have been put
in. George Reader is the station agent.
W. L. Luce of Minneapolis is about to
build q grain warehouse there, and 1t >ls
said Simon Anderson Of this city will also
build one. The station IN Marshall town
ship is named "Elkton," and q depot will
soon be completed there. -"
AT 4 special meeting of the Com
mon Council last Friday evening, q tax
levy of $4,000 was ordered for q general
fund for 1887, and 81. 500 to meet . $500
bond, and interest to come due on $14.-
600 of bonds. The levy to meet the
interest on the SIC. 900 of Mimi. & n. w.
bonds is made directly by the state.
The Street Commissioner was ordered
to grade and extend East street north.
This is the first stree. running north and
south on the east side of T.. NJ. & St. P.
r. r. grounds. Adjourned to Friday
evening, Oct. 18th.
Ladies', l am now prepared to show
you goods from the largest and finest
stock of millinery and fancy goods ever
brought to the city. In millinery Ihave
a fine lot of patterns, showing the leading
styles IL the eastern cities, also un-
trimmed hats, fancy pushes and ribbons
and everything new in trimmings. In
fancy goods l have enlarged my stock
of chenilles. liloselles. arrosenes, etc..
and have added embroidery felts and
zephYrs. Give me a call and look over
my goods. MRS. L. A. RICHEYs.
NEW HOUsEs.-Night Waterman
John Minnette has a e house enclosed
in the Sd ward south of Jake Fishers.
A Bohemian by the name of Vaclav
Plzak has built a new house in the Sd
ward on lots south of Jake Weisel's res
idence.
J. J. Gllbertson of Grand Meadow,
has q fine new residence nearly enclosed
on Franklin street, in Balcom's addition.
We understand MIR. G. is coming to Aus
tin to reside and will run the a%gricul-
tural machinery business at D. B. Smiths
stand, eastsside public square.
The following report of the Grand
Jury, relating to the action of County
Attorney Greenman. is complimentary
to him as IN officer, and W. rive 1t space
in the TRANSCRIPT with pleasure:
That in the matter Of the accepting of a
transfer Of the mortgage given to M. DItesner
by W.T.. wilkins and releasing the said Dries
approve of the action and advice Of the County
Attorney, and Of the action Of the Board Of
County Commissioners therein. That in this
transaction we believe that q large. sum has
been saved to the county that otherwise would
have been lost"
The report is signed:
A.. J. JOHNSON, Foreman Of Grand Jury.
Clerk, Pro tenn.
H. G.. Waldecksr is now settled in
new quarters on the corner of Mill
and Chatham streets. He has an in.
creased stock-almost double the usual
gus. rifles, pistols, fishing
&c. He can sell you a heavy
breech-loading gun for $40. or an elegant
latest style Smith gun for $15, or he can
you with a genuine twist barrel
for the very moderate sum of SIS. All
at reduced prices. notwith- |
standing q raise in the market prtSo'
He has an elegant lin>-nf fishing RODS,
all the way in price from rs cents to
SO. Repairing of all kinds. Do not
the l0cation-n0rth side Mill
street.
CAMP FIRE. -McIntyre Post. No. 68,
G. A. r., will hold Its Second Annual
Banquet at Armory Hall, Austin, MIMI,
evening, October 20, 1885.
The program Is as follows:
The Enlistment. e. Stanley
Tse & 9st.'d n n cS !,
Capture and Prison Life..:;::::x. i. Christie
HE Tse i1d;sn r 3D. JoS SonnsG J2
Debt the Country Owe the Soldier ..:.:.
The program will be interspersed with
patriotic music. The public patronage is
respectfully solicited. General admission
to Hall and Banquet, SOC. Children, Csc.
Banquet at 6 o'clock.
-TRANsFERs.-N. F. Banfield, Cashier
of the list National, has purchased a
handsome home. the VIM. Richards resi-
dence property, on Water street. 1t is
a beautiful place. a large well built house.
barn and 4 lots. He purchased of
A. G. Case, for $500. Mr.. Banfield
and family already have possession, aud
Mr.. Case has moved into the Eugene
Hoy house In Parker q Browns addi-
ton.
C. H. Goats has recently sold his fine
q Mr.. Brown. from Wisconsin.
NXAs NxOAA VI SANnS Ao"01 AA0o oO1u
the Windsor House property in this city
to q gentleman from Iowa.
The sad accident, which happened
to Dr.. n. F. Moon, resulted fatally Mon
day afternoon, in his death, which
occurred at 2:97, at the Adams farm,
where he has laid in IN unconscious state
since the casualty. During the entire
time, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards have been un-
RENTING in their attentions and deserve
special commentator for their kindly
services. The funeral ceremony, under
the auspices of the Modern Woodmen of
America, (which DR.. Moon was a men,
Der, took place at the Edwards, Tuesday,
at 8 o'clock p. M, and the interment was
at lakewood cemetery. MI. w. II. Won
Dusko, the Deputy Head Consul,
has remained with DR.. Moon since the
accident, and been very faithful in his
attentions. 49,.
The Memorial services. in memory
of little Minnie Allen, whose sad death
resulted from being badly burned, were
held by the Band Of Hope" at their
r~oun1ar nl,cA 1T meefinO Grand Army