Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-10-31
Read the interesting letter In another
column on the third party ISSUE.

We will have the event Of the season
on Saturday night. Come in on horse.
back. bringing your lanterns for the
parade. ~ y
There will be special sale of corsets
at Mrs. A. L. Ferrys Millinery store on Sat.
urday, Nov.3. Corsets worth Is cents,w
be sold for 40 cents. ...." .*5
Married, in this city, by Rev. Z. D. Bel
den, Monday, Oct. 30. Mr.. William II.
Burweil. of Moundville. Wisconsin, and
Miss Lucy J. Pick, OF Red Rock. , ,~..s
The Young Ladies Aid Society of
the Congregational church will hold a
fair the second week IN December. Wait
aud see what they offer before selecting
your Xmas gifts.
II have for sale Short Horn cattle, old
and young. recorded or subject to record.
Of very popular strains. Also full blood
Poland China pigs of all sizes ana ages.
Call and see them. j. j. FURLONG.
Every Republican voter in the city
should turn out with his torch or lantern
to join the parade Saturday night. Let
the fal mers come in on horse back with
lanterns for the great horse back parade.
-Mapleton Enterprise: The Rev. Mr..
Colwell, of Grand Meadow, will preach in
the congregational church next Sunday
morning. Mr.. Colwell comes with the
view of accepting the call of Sterling and
Mapleton churches.
Frank Hall of Albert Lea. has sold
the Hall House and his BRICK block op-
posite the P. o. for $22, 900 cash. The
buyers are G. Gulbraadson. w. w. John
son, s. J. johnson sud Chas. Kittllsou.
Mr.. Hall is going to Washington Terri
tory hence the sale.
Our worthy grocer Alonzo Fairbanks
was married at Sank Center to Miss Caro-
line Trumbull last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Dennison went up from Austin to
| be present at the ceremony. We extend
our hearty congratulations.
We want to give the election returns
in our issue next week. Will our CORE
spondents or others send or bring them
in as soon as counted. Telegraph them
from distant parts of the county. The
night until the result of the election is
known.
-Malmberg s Olson open up the fall
campaign at their store with fine stock
of furniture, collins, and all the various
lines Of first. class establishment. Al
ways leaders in cnoice styles. they are
prepared to surpass themselves this fall.
For choice bargains call at their store on
corner south of the west entrance to the
Court House.
The fire companies were called out
Saturday night to a fire in 3. Lovclps
barn. 1t had got under such Roadway
that the upper part of the building con
tanning hay and cutter was destroyed.
A dog was burned but the other animals
were removed. The water works proved
their usefulness again, The origin of
| the fire is unknown.
| The final Republican demonstration
of the campaign will be held at Austin
Saturday evening, Nov. 3. The meeting
will be addressed by Hon. NJ. H. Dun.
mel. Hon. James O'Brien, P. F. Rooney
| of Nevada, and other speakers. Every
| voter in the county interested in u cor
rect solution of the present important
qustions that are before the people should
be present At this meeting.
The Second Hand Store man came
into our Office the other day, and was 90.
ing to stand US on our head. The expia.
nation he gave for such rash treatment
was, that he had got IN such a habit of
standing old High Price on his head, that
lie was apt to tip over everything that
looked high. If you don't believe he has
high prices thoroughly downed, just call
at his store and see. Both new and sec.
ond hand articles as cheap as dirt.
w. F. Day is agent for the Chicago
Cottage organ, Western Cottage organ,
Crown organ, Queen organ, White sew
ing machine, Standard sewing machine;
Howe sewing machine, Favorite sewing
machine, Jennie June sewing machine,
Singer sewing machine. He keeps need
les for all machines. Also attachments,
oil and everything pertaining to the
above line of goods. Old machines re
pared and all WORK warranted. He can
save you money if YOU think of buying
an organ.
On Wednesday afternoon of last week
there was very pretty wedding at the
residence of Mrs.I. F. johnson, corner of
Hewitt and Simpson avenues Hamlinc,
when her daughter, Miss Alma, was mar
ried to Mr.. Frank A. Cone Both were ut
o1e time students of the Hamline univer
8 ty, the latter being graduate of '86,
AID at present minister in the NJ. E:
church. The ceremony was performed
by William Mckinley at 4 o'clock. A
bountiful supper followed. after which
the young couple departed for their new
home at Redwood Falls, MINI. Mr..
Johnson's family formely resided in
Bennington in this County.
Spring Valley Mercury: Nathan
Goodscll, of Frankford. Mower county,
died at his home on Friday of last week,
aged 66 years. Mr.. Goodsell was native
of the state of New York, from which he
removed to Ohio, where he remained but
q short time, coming: to Minnesota in
1856, and took up the farm on which he
resided until his death. He leaves wife
and SIX children-'hree sons and thr. Q
daughters. The four eldest are married
and have homes of their own. The two
youngest are at home. The deceased was
esteemed while living by all who had the
pleasure of his acquaintance. He was a
successful farmer. gentleman honest in
his dealings with his fellow men. He will
be missed from among the community in
which he lived. He was buried on Sun
day last, Rev. Mr. Colwell officiating.
| j. NJ. Greenman was nominated for