Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-08-08

Ladies' Bazaar.
A new .invoice of Baby Carriages
just received at the Austin Furniture Co.
Cheaper than the cheapest.
Ladies will find an elegant assert.
ment of the celebrated "Palias Royal
Kid Gloves at the Ladies' Bazaar.
The books of the firm of Dalager Bros
will remain at the old stand, and an early
settlement of accounts is required on &C.
count OF the change of firm. Please call
in at once and settle up. ::
Mrs. w. H. Adams at 500 River St.,
will take a few boarders at $3.50 pei
week for board and room. Those wish.
ing q nice. quiet, home like place will do
we'll to call on Mrs. Adams.
The Toledo Weekly Blade is the lead.
ing Republican newspaper of National
circulation. During the campaign OF
1884 it had 200, 900 subscribers. See their
advertisement elsewhere in this paper.
ALI the children of the Third Ward
are invited to attend the morning services
of the Presbyterian church next Sun
day, Aug. IL. The sermon will be to
the children and each one is requested to
bring flowers.
W. H. Parke was here Friday to
inspect the brick to be used in the pub
lie buildings at La Crosse. He found
them all o. K Work is being pushed
at the yards to furnish material for the
orders on hand.
Prairie chickens will not be ripe until
next Wednesday. August Is. A few
have evidently forgotten the date. and
may get into trouble If they persist in
their murderous designs. Please let the
fruit alone until ripe and save trouble.
Ice cream, cake, etc., and many other
good things. Everybody shonld take q
share. Wednesday evening, August 8.
Corner Oak and Third streets. in the
Third ward, 1T residence of Mrs. Ander'
son. Benefit of Ladies' Aid Society.
PRESBYTERIAN church. 1921
MIR. Knox has sold out his pleasant
residence on Greenwich street to n. F.
Banfield. We understand that Mr., Kuoy
is thinking strongly 81 going to Helena,
!! Montana, where he has extensive business
interests. If Mr.. Knox goes from US, VIC
shall lose good citizen and stirring man.
We hope that he may change his mind
about deserving US.
"A. Folsom has moved his variety
store into the store with A. G. Case
Both gentlemen intend to close out az
many of their goods as possible, prepar.
atory to moving to Washington Terri
tory. They expect to leave Austin about
Sept. 1. We are sorry to have these peo-
pie pull out aud leave US. but we hope
they may meet with success in the new
! location.
Commissioners Sweet and Lockwood
have been spending some time in tins
vicinity in the interest of bridges. The
! bridge at the Gregson mill south of town
has been repaired and this week work
has been commenced on the new bridge
| at Officers mill. The work of the flood
means work for our county board and
they are men that will improve the op.
portunity by good work.
"A new position has been created on
the Milwaukee road-that of general
| roadmaster- which will be filled BY J. B
Moll. formerly superintendent of the
Iowa g. Minnesota division. G. A. Cos
grove will succeed M0ll on the Iowa &
Minnesota division and w. w. Collins
will take the old place of Mr.. Cosgrove
as superintendent of the Prairie du CHER
& Mineral Point division.
The Methodist people enjoyed s
pleasant lawn picnic with Mr.. and Mrs
| w. w. Engle last Wednesday evening
Refreshments were served on the lawn
after which the company adjourned tt
the parlors and listened to some fn<
music furnished by Mr.. and Miss VIII
bour. The entertainment was worthy 81
large attendance, but the threatening
weather made many cautious about ven
turing out.
Several of our good people are tryinl
to put in their time these warm days
where they can do the most good TO
to the woods. They cali It camping ou
and rain as much as possible. Mr.. an(
Mrs. Goodwin have returned to civi],za
ton, but Mr. and Mrs. Giles. the David
sons and some of the young people ar.
still out in the wet. If some of the res
of US could get away we would be their
too but as it is we can only think O
their trials and pity them.
Warm weather does not put stop t,
the furniture trade at Malmberg & Ole
sons during these July days. Their stool
anu prlCeS are C8lCuI8t6u 10 make Sales
and their customers are finding it out
Those Fon du Lac suits take like no
cakes and continual orders are necessar
to keep their stock full. Their rooms ar
crowded full of choice goods which fur
nlsh excellent bargains to those in nee
of anything in the furniture line. Dom
make your selections until you have bee1
at the store of Malmberg & Olson, o.
street south of court house.
! The Juvenile Missionary Societ,
gave an entertaining exhibition at A,
mory hall, Monday evening. under tn
management of Misses Della Anderson
Gertrude Sherwood and May Willard
The exercises consisted Of singing, reel
tations and kindergarten exercises. The
were decidedly interesting and kept tn
close attention of the audience. TIL
Flag Drill" and marched up the Hill
were way up" in the estimation of tn
spectators. The receipts of the evenin
were $31.31. A pleasant little sum fo
the promoters of the entertainment.
| Will Ingalls,. the 18-year.old son o
Chief of Police Ingalls,, had the misfol
tune to break his leg last Wednesda
morning. He had been employed TO
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