Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-08-04
SUBSCRIPTIONS.

John Lightly is building new barn.
Otis Robinson is sick with scarle,
fever.
II. w. Bulls has moved into the Scan
dinavian House.
Charlie Gibbons is temporary delivery
man for F. P. Mcbride.
WIN. Cowan has the carpenters at
work building his new house.
John Fairbanks is building house in
Bolcom's addition. It will make nice
home:
Mrs. Wilson is rendering very accept
able service as organist at the Baptist
church.
S. F. Gibbons has been on the
sick list for several days, but is now
able to be out.
Rev. A. w. Edwards will give tenn
Pcrance address next Sunday at $50 p. m.
at Enterprise School House.
"A business meeting of the Floral
Club will be hold at the Library, Tues
day, August 10th, at $50 p. m.
Read Sands mammoth ADVERTISE
ment to-day. He offers rare bargains.
Mr.. Sands is doing very fine business.
Rev. Stanlcy's Sunday afternoon
service for August: Lansing, August
Is and 20, and at Oakland August
8 and %.
-Sportsmen will need to wait now
only few days, before they can law
fully shoot the prairie hen. August
| 10Th is the date.
The only cough mixture before the
people. that contains no opiates or mar
cotics il Red Star Cough Cure. Price.
twenty five cents.
Pat Geraghty says he has IA acres of
! Rio Grande wheat this year, which is
very good. In fact, Rio Grande is quite
good all through the country.
Mrs. Hobart. the President of the
State w. G. T. u, lectured to q crowded
house at opera-house last Sunday even
ing. There must have been GOO present.
She was good talker.
There will be lawn party at Mrs.
s. G. Clark's Thursday evening, Aug.
9Th, for the benefit Of Christ's church.
Ice cream. cake. coffee and lemonade
for sale. All are cordially invited.
One among the many eminent church
dignitaries who have given their public
endorsement to the wonderful efficacy
of St. Jacobs OIL, in case of rheumatism
and other painful ailments. is the Right
Reverend Bishop Gilmour. Cleveland,
Ohio.
Those that enter the DEBORAH Insti-
tutc during the first month. or leave dur
ing the last month, OF term, will be
charged tuition for that month. A good
school cannot be made out of transient
scholars. The fall tern-10 weeks-begins
Sept. 6.
Jonathan Freeman, brother of Rev.
A. L. Freeman. and resident of SYRIA
cuse, N.Y., has been prospecting through
the county in search Of desirable farm
for stock-raising. He has finally pur-
chased the G. w. Edwards farm, SIX
miles north west Of Austin. and expects
to take full possession about October I.
The following IS the result of the
caucuscs in Mower county as far as heard
from: Austin city II for White, for
Dunnell; Udo]pho 2 for Dunnell; Lans
ing for Dunncll; austin town for
White. Contest in convention will prob
ably be very close between Dunnell and
White. Not Lovely delegate has yet
been elected, and no prospect of any.
Mower county is decidedly anti-LovelY.
AT the annual election of officers for
the w. C. T. u, last Saturday, the fol-
lowing named persons were elected:
President-Mrs. C. Fl. Davidson.
Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Wilson
Beach.
Trcasurer-Mrs. 8. B. Woodsum.
church. Mrs. Andrew Knox, Congregational |
church. Mrs. J. e. Robinson, Baptist church,
Mrs. X: o. Void, Lutheran church, Mrs: f: =.
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Gibson, Episcopal church.
The Mower County Fair is com ing
on. The dates are Sept. IA, Is and 16.
We are auth orized to say that the society |
has recovered its funds which were in
Mr. wilkins hands as Treasurer, and |
building improve ments on the grounds
will soon commence. A successful far |
is again expected. Every business man
and every farmer in the county is invited |
to make exhibits. Send to Secretary G.. L.
Case for premium list.
Miss Winnie Obes, lately returned |
from Sinsinawa Mound. will give instruc !
ton in elocution to any who may desire. |
Her terms will be very reasonable. We
copy from the Young Eagle. paper pub
lished at the academy where Miss Ober |
has been student for the past year, the |
following complimentary notice:
Miss Winnie ODER stands first in this !
fine class-and to be best among the best.
is something to be proud of. She renders
everything we'll. but ner finest efforts arc !
IN the dramatic style.
Mrs. II. B. DeGood died at her home |
in Minneapolis last week Tuesday even
ing, of consumption-aKed 80. The re-
mains were brought to Austin Thursday,
and buried in lakewood. Mrs. DeGood |
leaves two brothers. Ed Jones of Fort
Ripley. and Lowell Jones, Of Excelsior.
Her husband, and two children, Bert and
Floy. survive her. Ws:regret to hear that
beth Mr.. DeGood and his son Bert are in
poor health. They have the sympathy of
all their old Austin friends in their attlic-
ton.
"A hard-looking customer was found
going through the rooms Of the Windsor
Hnnse vesterfAy NOON when Landlord