Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-08-15

Another invoice of the latest shapes
in hats at the Ladies Bazaar
"A good second, hand Piano on easy
terms at the Austin Furniture Co.
The celebrated ''Palias Royal" kid
gloves. also q fine line of silk mils at the
Ladies' Bazaar.
"A new invoice of Baby Carriages
just received at the Austin Furniture Co.
Cheaper than the cheapest,
Rev. Haar Of Dexter. will preach in
the Lutheran church IN this city next
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Ladies will find an elegant assert.
ment Of the celebrated "Palias Royal
Kid Gloves at the Ladies' Bazaar.
For sale-A very desirable bnilding
lot within two blocks of post office. A
reasonable consideration only asked.
.s$ DR.. A. w. ALLEN.
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 per
week for board and room. Those wish
ing nice, quiet, home like place will do
we'll to call on Mrs. Adams. .
Subject to the will of the Republican
County Convention, hereby announce
myself candidate for the office of Pro-
bate Judge for Mower county for the next
term of two years.
Austin, MIMI, July SOth, A. D. 1888.
20 "A w. w. RANNEY.
The Central Minnesota Fair Associa-
ton, st Cloud, Minn,. Sept 10, 10, 20 and
81 is open to the world for competition
this year. and indications are that it will
excel anything of the kind ever held in
Northern Minnesota. E. G. Mills is secre-
tary, and invites everybody TO write for
particulars.
"A new and dangerous counterfeit
bill IS now ahoat in the east and is work
ing west. They are IS certificates, check
letter D. The workmanship on the bill
is almost perfect. The bogus bill that
caught so many q short time ago was
check letter A. A sharp lookout should
be kept on the bills.
Arrangements had been made for q
game of base ball between the Austin
and Dodge Center clubs on Friday, out
the rain put a stop to the game. Prepar-
atoms are being made for some exciting
games here as soon as better weather will
allow. Our boys have been dong some
playing this summer that makes the crack
clubs anxious for trial with them.
The Pioneer Press car Success" with
Manager Lord and canvassers for the
great daily of the Northwest, was IN Aus
tin Monday and Tuesday. The introduce
ton of this finely equipped car into their
business is new and novel advertising
scheme with the Pioneer Press, and it is
proving a very taking and satisfactory
plan. Many Austin people visited the
car and made the acquaintance of Mr..
Lord.
-Soren Steffenson, section man at
Brownsville, was very seriously injured
by being run over by handcar on Mon
day morning. The men had started for
work when in some manner Stefenson
fell from the car and the wheels passed
over his leg just above the ankle, crush
ing and almost severlng the limb. Am
putation will be necessary. The victim
of the accident came from the old cOun.
try In the spring and had been in the EN-.
ploy of the railroad but short time.
The new applications and bylaws OF
the Austin Farmers Fire and Storm Mu.
tual Insurance company are now in the
hands of the secretary. Any one want.
ing copy can have one by sending to
r. Eckford the secretary at Dexter, MINI.
All farmers of Mower county that are in.
terested in insurance are requested to
send for copy of the by laws. The
company is growing every day though
they have only one agent IN the field,
Send for their bylaws.
Warm weather does not put stop to
the furniture trade at Malmberg & Ole.
sons during these July days. Their stock
and prices are calculated to make sales,
and their customers are finding it out.
Those Fon du Lac suits take like hot
cakes and continual orders are necessary
to keep their stock full. Their rooms are
crowded full of choice goods which fur.
nlsh excellent bargains to those in need
of anything in the furniture line. Don't
make your selections until you have been
at the store of Malmberg & Olson, or
street south of court house.
AS harvesting progresses the reports
of the condition of the crops are far from
encouraging. But little of the wheat has
escaped the work of the chinch bugs,
blight and rust Barley has suffered
severely also. Oats have too much straw
are considerably lodged and are not as
we'll filled as usual. The corn crop is de:
pendent upon the weather later on, and
is much in need of fine fall. The hay
crop is the redeeming feature this season
and Is great crop, This is great hay
country and we must improve its capa
bilities in that direction.
"A young lady from the great city OF
Minneapolis, while visiting friends here
last week, took a ride with one of gu,
young men, and here is couple of ex'
tracts from their conversations: Don't
you have chime of bells here?" mo,
we don't care to be woke up in the morn
| iuor with a r;nn IF tWov 1own IN the