Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-09
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-Croquet and base ball goods at Pool
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Bargains in dress goods at Kinsey's
cash store.
New lot of fine wall papers to arrive
this week at Pooler's. H. ~.
Another invoice of the latest shapes
in hats at the LADIES' Bazaar. 49,.
Fresh strawberries three times q
week at Rice s. Lasherook's.
The celebra ed "Palias Royal kid
gloves, also fine line of silk mits at the
Ladies' Bazaar. .- &",
Ice cream, lemonade. pop, etc, and
a tull line of confectionery will he found
at the Blue Star Restaurant. .%e
Ladies will find an elegant assort-
ment of the celebrated ''Palias Royal"
Kid Gloves at the Ladies' Bazaar.
WIN. Schultz is prepared to do mason
work, chimney laying speciality: Leave
orders with G. H. Weber at J. D. Shee-
days Office.
Spring goods now arriving at ].
Schwan's. When in want of foot wear
you will find the lowest prices and best
goods at Blue Front Shoe Store.
The inspection of Co. G occurs this
taps. It is safe enough to say that the
inspe citing officer will find them all o. K.
DIR. Curryer, the horse man of the
Farmers Institute, has so far recovered
as to be able to be removed to his home
at Lake Crystal. He is steadily improv-
ing.
Wells Advocate: Miss Minnie Hall
will go to Austin to reside, not having
found dress making profitable in Wells,
where so many are engaged IN the busl-
ness.
Mr.. Chas. VANDERBILT OF Red Rock
returned last week from Diana Dakota,
after selling his stock of goods. We un-
d.rstand that he intends to go to Michl-
gan soon.
The boys of Co. G have been sup.
piled with new trousers, blue, and few of
them with new coats and helmets. Of
course they feel mighty proud with their
new clothes on.
j. Kent sold out his stock of grocer
les Saturday, to James Burns. who will
remove them to Dakota. Mr.. Kent re-
turns to Ramsey, and will keep a hotel
there, we understand.
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.
Spring Valley Vldette: George D.
Knox, of Hamilton was in the city Sat-
urday. Mr. Knox is in failing health,
and his remaining sight is becoming
DINNER, 1t is sad case.
-Chas. Gibbons has temporarily re-
signed his position with L. D. Baird, in
taYor of young man from Lime Springs
who is soon to enter the profession and
is coming to finish up his studies with
Mr.. Baird.
The flooded condition of so many
Easements in the city calls imperatively
for something in the way of sewerage for
the city soon. It is a matter of public
necessity and should receive public at
tentiOn at once.
The council had lively meeting
Friday evening, lasting until midnight.
Their proceedings will be found in anoth-
er column and will be interesting reading
to those who like to know what the
'tcity dads are about.
Grand Meadow Record: Miss jose
phine Loe came home last Saturday from
Northwood, Iowa where sh3 has spent
the winter in getting musical education
under the supervision of one of the best
music teachers in the county.
Treasurer Requa wishes to see every
taxpayer of the county who has not paid
the tax on his real estate, before June l..
Remember May 81 is the last day and get
around as early in the month as possible
and avoid the rush of the last days.
The Thursday evening meeting at
the Congregational church had to lie aban-
doned on account of water getting into
the furnace so that no fire could be built.
The Sunday evening service was also
postponed on account Of storm and water.
Jacob Myhre met with an accident
Saturday, in the shop of Thompson &
Martin, by which he cut off a portion of
full how you handle those circular saws.
They are dangerous for close acquaint~
ance.
The tax judgment sale was made at
the Office of the County Auditor on Mon
day forenoon, and all the lands sold.
There were only 60 sales made, the small
lest number ever recorded for this
county. showing that the progress and
thrift of the county is general.
Cards are out announcing the mar,
riage of another of our popular Austin
boys. G.. F. Baird will be married to
Elva Stanton, at Worthwhile Dakota, May
Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Baird are expected in
Austin about Nav 18. The many friends
of the groom in Austin will extend their
best wishes.
old Mr.. Erickson living in the Third
Ward had an apoplectic stroke last Friday
night. at the bridge across the Turtle.
and remeined SO M hrouch the nebt f n
the mnrninn DR. Gihs0n Was called and