Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-16
-Croquet and base ball goods At Pool.

-Croquet and base ball goods At Pool.
er's.
Bargains in dress goods at Kinsey's
cash store. ~ $a ~
New lot of fine wall papers to arrive
this week at Pooler's
Another invoice of the latest shapes
in hats at the LADIES' Bazaar. s-.i=
Commencement exercises of the High
School will be held Thursday, June IA.
The celebra ed 'Palias Royal kid
gloves, also fine line of silk mits ut the
Ladies' Bazaar. 49, ~
Ladies' will find au elegant assort-
ment of the celebrated ''Palias Royal
Kid Gloves at the Ladies' Bazaar.
VIM. Schultz is prepared to do mason
work, chimney laying specially: Leave
orders with G. H. Weber at J. D. Shee-
days office. ~
Rev. G. E. Wright preached in the
morning at the Presbyterian church for
Rev. Grosscup, who is still suffering
somewhat from his accident.
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.
Geo. Weber of Lansing, says he has
water in his cellar for the first time.
You may consider yourself luckey Geo.
that you are not drowned out entirely.
Where are the old timers? Let them
come forward, and relate their experiences
and tell when it was thetralns descended
and the floods came worse than it has
the last two weeks.
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.
Rev. F. L. Paterson will hold series
of revival meetings in the Baptist church
beginning next Sunday morning. He
has the reputation of a strong and sue
cessful Evangelist. The public are cor
daily invited to attend.
Co. G, attention.! The regular drills
of the company will be on Monday and
Wednesday evenings of each week. AS
the Company go to camp June 20, 1t is
desired that every member attend drills
as regularly as possible.
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
commencement at the Wlnona Nor
nal School takes place next week. The
examination will be held this week.
Class day exercises will be held Monday
evening, May 81. Model school exercis-
es Tuesday afternoon and commence
ment exercises Wednesday May %, at
$50 a. m.
Those wishing to make loans for
building purposes or safe investments
with small sums of money, should see A.
o. Allen, Agent American Building and
Loan Association, of Minnea polis. at
once. Can be found at the residence OF
DR., Allen, west of Northwestern r. R
track, on Water street.
Two Bohemians were before Justice
Noble Tuesday for beating an old man
near the rail road bridge, just across the
river, Monday evening. The warriors
were consigned to the cooler for 10 days
as hint that two to one and the one 81
years old Is not the way we indulge ii
freedom in this country.
lie Roy Independent: Married. May
8, 1888, at the home of the brides parents
in Oakdale, Iowa, by Rev. j. D. Todd
Mr. Frank E. Garner to Miss Gertrude l.
Thompson, both of Oakdale. They have
already taken up their residence in Aus.
tin and are happily entered on their con.
nubial journey. The best wishes follow
them.
Lyman St. John, one of the old set
tiers of Lyle died at his old home Tues
day May 8. The funeral services were
held at the house and his remains were
buried in Woodbury. cemetery Friday
May II. Mr.. St. John was over 80 years
of age and had been a resident of Lyle
for many years. He leaves many friend:
and relatives IN that vicinity.
The new fountain at the store OF
Fairbanks s. Leonard is fine one and
no mistake. Fruits and vegetables re-
jolce under its refreshing streams, wheth
er there is rain outside or not. The statue
is one solid piece of marble, cut out b.
Messrs. Abrahams & Hanf, and is cred
it to their establishment Take look a.
the fountain and its accessories and sur
roundings.
| -Owatonna is having lively time
with its saloon keepers. A special to thu
Pioneer Press says: Alta special meeting
of the city council the saloon keepers
cited to show cause why their licenses
should not be revoked for violation oil
law appeared with Amos Coggswell,
their attorney. L. L. Wheelock, city at
torney, appeared in behalf of the city
The council. five to three, deferred furth
er action until other citations with specif
ic charges might be served. The infor
nation was obtained through an inform
er, against whom there is very strong
feeling, and it was feared that he would
suffer bodily harm last night, but he was
placed in safe keeping by the authorities
The council chamber was denselY crowd
! ed, and threats were made.