Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-03-28
-Eastman's perfumes at Pooler's.
bulk garden seeds at Pooler's.

-Eastman's perfumes at Poolers.
Fresh bulk garden seeds at Pooler's.
Fairbanks s. Leonard have now secur-
ed the agency for the celebrated Eagle
Teas" Fine stock always on hand.
Spring goods now arriving at J.
Schwan's. When in want of foot wear
you will find the Lowest prices and best
goods at Blue Front Shoe Store.
Master Harry Garland Jillson cele-
brated the event of his Second Annlver-
sary last Friday. May his whole life be
as great a success as his Second Anniver
sa-y celebration was.
Cash paid for anything and every
thing designed either for use or orna-
ment about the household, Except cold
paucakes) at the Austin End Hand Store,
on Mill street. opposite NJ. Majors.
NOTICE TO FARMERs:-We are ship
ping in to grind the Red River, No. l,
Hard Fife wheat, and all farmers who
want it for seed can have 1t at the &C.
tual cost. ENaLE s. Co.
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.
- e. Clark s. Co. had the pleasant
little job Friday night of elevating car
load of nails and several stoves from the
cellar to the second story. on account of
the water pouring in from the broken
sewer.
AT the Congregational church next
Sunday morning there will be an Easter
Concert exercise for all, old and young.
The children of the Sunday School are es-
pecially invited to be present and to oc
cupy the front seats.
We learn that Jonas Haney has en-
tered the lecture field in due form at last
They say he delighted Grand Meadow
audience week ago. Keep on in the
good work MIR. Haney, but invite us to
go with you next time.I
Eugene Wood has been appointed as
collector for the Masons' Fraternal Acct
dent Association of America. To save
members expense they can pay all quar-
terlY assessments to the above named
brother. L. G. BAsFORD, A'gt.
ALL Christians that are interested in
Mission Work among the Jews, can have
they will attend the 10 o'clock. minute
service, held each day, this week at the
Episcopal Church. P. B. PEABODY, Rec.
Communion services of the Presby-
terian church will be held in the railroad
Mission Chapel next Sunday morning
easter Sabbath) at 1890 a. m. Prepare
tory services will be held Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings of this
week.
-Engle's Extra Patent. 81 .35 pr sack
Engles Wyoming AAAA, $3.50 per sack.
Engles Oak Leaf, $1.1O per sack. En-
giles 3rd grade bakers, .65 per sack. ALI
made from Dakota No. l hard wheat.
We warrant our flour as good as any
made in the state, of the same grade.
They say that MIR. Case is so fond of
that new stock of goods that some one
has to call around for him at night to get
him to leave the store and go home. We
cannot blame him for this little exhibition
of pride as 1t is justified by his stock and
it's arrangement. It is case of proper
pride.
Our list of town officers last week had
only partial list for Adams Mr.. Gullick
Olson sends us the complete list as follows:
Supervlsors-A. o. Dahle. Chairman. P.
Cummings and Henry Shumenberg; Clerk,
Hans J. Hanson; Assessor, Peter Jax;
Treasurer, A. Kramer; Constable, Theo-
dore Sable.
The odor of new paint was painfully
apparent at Shupe's barber shop last week
and the boys showed their appreciation
thereof bv plenteous reviling. But with
the tasty new paper fitting the walls so
nicely and the general air of tidiness, the
voice of reproaching is no more heard
and Sam smiles in triumph in the presence
of his late tormentors.
The late dramatic entertainment Civ
en- under the auspices of Co. G, clearly
showed that we have good dramatic tai
ent at home; all that is required to devcl-
op success is practice. If all who desire
to form club. and mean business, will
drop a postal to the undersigned. we
will call meeting and consider what
can be done. W. j. HILL.
AS will be seen by notice IN another
column the firm of Dalager Bros. has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Andrew
Dalager retires from the firm on account
of poor health. The business will be con-
tinued at the old stand by E. A. Dalager
who can be depended on to Keep right in
the front rank in the business. Do not
forget Dalager when in need of Groceries,
Fairbanks & Leonard wish to remark
to their customers and the public gener
ally that while we sell all kinds of flour
that we can get and that are called for by
our customers, whether made in Austin
or Pekin China, we have the unsolicited
statements of many of the best citizens
of this town. that the Silver Leaf Flour"
is the best ever sold in this market. We
warrant it. FAIRBANKS & LEONARD.
w. c. Tryon and Lydia A. Majors,
two of the popular young people of Aus
tin, take the important step this after
noon, at l o'clock, at the residence of
NJ Majors Rev. G. D. Belden officiates
at the tieing of the knot. After the cere-
mony the young couple will take the af-
ternoon train for Illinois, where their
honeymoon will be spent with relatives
OF Mrs. Tryon. They expect to be gone
about two weeks. The TRANSCRIPT force
unites with many other friends in extend.
ing their heartiest congratulations to Mr..
and Mrs. Tryon.
Friends and neighbors of Thomas
Varco to the number of IS, assembled at
his residence last Thursday evening, and
nrOcee6a6 IN fakn nOSsp9aiOE Of fhinDs