Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-07-04

The heavy rain Yesterday washed on,
the rail road track the other side of Rose
Creek, causing the delay of the train
from McGregor.
Adrian Drost, the watch maker and
jeweler, can be found on Mill street, op.
posite the Windsor House, with New
man. Mr.. Drost does good work and
would be pleased to haye his friends cali
on him.
"A number of our ChautauQuaus will
go to Waseca next week TO attend the
Assembly at Maplewood Park. Anyone
wishing programs or information con-
corning the assembly or grounds can Sc
cure them by calling at our Office.
John A. Lovely has decided to re-
move from Albert Lea and locate in St.
Paul. He has formed partnership
with w. J. Trask of that city and has
already rented a residence there. He
intends to move some time IN August.
The Grand Commandery met IN
Duluth last week and was the occasion
off large turn out aud an interesting
meeting. John A. Schlener of Min
neapolis was elected grand commander.
The meeting next year will be held in
Austin.
Our boys are feeling very we'll about
their experience in camp this year. No
sickness, and jolly time generally.
Twenty Of the boys qualified as marks
men, and six as sharpshooters. They re-
turned Friday night via. St. Paul covered
with glory.
Lost, on Sunday evening, July l, on
the Lansing road, between Austin and
Brownsville. a pocket book containing
$40 in money some papers of value to
owner. with ticket bearing name Of
Fred Akers and family" Finder will
please leave at this Office and receive S.
reward,
We hear that two seed oat swindlers
are operating in Freedom county. We
now, as ever, caution all our readers to
keep weather eye open for these travel
ling frauds and give them so warm re-
ception that they will not wait for any
thing but the reception. There are few
things that a person needs that he can
not get of we'll known reliable hom.
dealers. Fight shy of all strangers.
In almost every community there IS
by Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy or who has been
cured of chronic diarrhoea by it after
years off suffering. Such persons seldom
lose an opportunity TO recommend the
remedy to Which they owe their very ex.
lstence AID it is them, that have made
the remedy the most popular of any in
use for the bowel complaints. 25 cents.
so cents and $1.00 bottles. are sold bv
Giles s Tryon.
-Memmorlal services will be held in
rhe Baptist church next Sunday morning
in honor of W. H. H. Bullock who died
recently at Tacoma He served through
the war OF the rebellion with great credit
as member of Capt. Geo, Baird's Co. K
of the 4th Minnesota. He was also a
member of Austin Lodge. I. O. O. F..
Both of these bodies will attend the
services.
Preston Times:-Messrs Day s. Deck
er of Austin have arranged to open a
large Stock of Clothing, etc.. IN Pres
ton. A new building is to be erected
for them or the corner south of Fillmore
County Bank and ready for occupancy
by the middle of August. We have per-
sonal knowledge of the firm and take
pleasure IN vouching for their good
character. They will be credit to the
society and business interests of Preston.
The crop OF burdock in streets and
highways is a thrifty one in many places
this year and its harvesting should not
be neglected. We do not believe any
reader of the TRANSCRIPT would let 1t go
until this time without harvesting, but if
there is any one whose crop is still grow
ing we ask him to attend to it at once.
The burdock and weed crop is one of the
most important of the country and it
should be harvested early. The earlier
the better.
Campbell Bros, the enterprising East
Side millers have opened -four, feed and
exchange store on corner of Main and
Water streets, opposite Hotel Robinson.
Their mill has obtained an excellent rep
utation for fine flour, and their exchange
bushes has been large one They will
continue to give the exchange department
especial attention. and ask farmers to try
their -four In addition to a full line of
-four they will keep complete stock of
feed in all its varieties. They invite an
examination of their stock.
On Friday last Mr.. James Truesdell
was very agreeably surprised by the re-
ceipt of beautiful ebony and gold cane,
accompanied only by friendly and com
prlmentary note from "Austin friends. d
He nriZes the Gift very hiphlv and would