Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-06-27
and base ball goods at Pool


Roberts will sell you gasolene
stove for $3.50. H..
j Giles 8 Tryon are headquarters for
hammocks and "kroka." -:
Another invoice of the latest shapes
in hats at the Ladies Bazaar. ...@
Heart & Millegan mixed paint only
80 cents per gallon at Roberts & Go.
The celebrated "Palias Royal kid
gloves, also fine line of silk mits at the
Ladies' Bazaar ..ss. s@..~.-
"A show stopped at Ramsey Sunday
and gave an exhibition. 1t consisted Of
two men and bear.
There will be picnic Of the I. D. G..
T. with Mrs, Wilson Beach, Friday even
ing. All are invited. 49,: ...
Ladies' will find an elegant assert
ment of the celebrated "Palias Royal
Kid Gloves at the Ladies' Bazaar.
Tickets for the Drummer Boy of Get
tysburg entertainment are selling very
rapidly. Secure your ticket at once and
get good seat.
Call and see the ''Rhea" shoe for la
dies. It is the finest and most cOmforta
bic shoe made. You will find them at the
Red Front Shoe House.
The Turtle creek cheese factory was
blown down IN the high wind last week
While the building is being repaired
milk will be taken to the factory at
Lansing.
We find by looking over Hayes Bros
stock Of Watches, Clocks, Rings, Silver
ware Specs ETC., or any thing in the jew
elry line. Cheaper than any other house
in the city.
The Democratic Congressional Con-
vention is called TO meet at Rochester.
Aug. 1st. There will be So delegates IN
the convention of which Mower county
will have nlne.
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 S02 River St.,
will take few boardcrs at IS. so per
week for board and room. Those wish
ing a nice, quiet, home like place will do
we'll to call on Mrs Adams.
The Newry boys came down Satur-
day to try base ball with The Austin club
Our boys were ungallaDt enough 10 do
the visitors up by score of 81 to T.
Come again boys and turn the tables.
On the Fourth of July the ladies of
supper in the building north of the New
hours.
Spring Valley Mercury: II. B. Cory,
of Austin, ex sheriff of Mower county,
was in Spring Valley Tuesday. He was
here to meet his mother on her return
from Tennessee, where she has spent the
past year.
The locust is reported numerous in
the western part Of the state. Between
the chinch bug and the grass hopper it
looks like back seat for the farmer
1t seems rather hard lines to grow crops
to fatten these little pests,
John H. Vaughn, of Taopi, was IN
Austin the last Of the week canvassing
for ''Perleys' "reminiscences" very in
terestlng work on Washington life by
Ben Perley Poore. Mr.. Vaughn found
large number of takers for the work
in Austin.
Mrs. W. H. Adams is agent for the
Dress Makers Magic Scale. Mrs. Adams
has many testimonials to the simplicity
and perfection of this scale for dressmak-
ing, If you are doubtful about it's mer.
its, call and have test lining cut and be
convinced.
For the Red Rock Camp Meeting
Grand Temperance Rally and Salvation
Army Meetings. The G. NJ. & St. P.
Ry. will sell excursion tickets June 90,
until July Is, making return coupons
good until July II. Fare for the round
trip $4.15. G. H. COLEMAN, Agent.
Mr. Wilder who has been engaged in
the Milling business at Otranto fer some
time has sold ont and intends to resume
farming. Mr.. Holmes of Newburgh a
young man who has been ia the milling
business for several years and is a prac-
tical miller. will succeed Mr.. Wilder in
the Otranto Mill.
Our correspondents should re.
member that we print early Wednesday
morning and items should reach us by
Monday. Last week Brownsville and
Grand Meadow came around Tuesday
night and Wednesday morning too late
for us to use. Try to be q little earlier
gentlemen if possible.
Ole Sorenson while out fishing last
Wednesday evening, at the Minnesota
and Northwestern rail road bridge across
the Cedar river, fell into the water, and
before help reached him was drowned.
He was born IN Norway, but has been a
shoe maker IN Austin for many years.
He leaves a large family.
Some figures at Giles s. Tryon's.-
Pure boiled oil, Chicago or Minnesota,
go cents per gallon. St. Louis Red Seal
Lead $3.50 per cwt. Senour mixed
paint $3.50 per gallon. and tinted lead,
all colors. by the pound cents per ID.
$500 guarantee that these goods are abso-
lutely pure and the best made.
Married, at the residence of the par
ents of the bride, by Rev. s. H. Dewart,
on Wednesday evening June 20, Charles
Rice and Miss Rose Grimshaw. A small
company of relatives witnessed the mar
riage of these estimable young people
and testified their friendship and appreci.
alton by large number of valuable
presents.
National Republican: A few months
ago Miss Dorah Dovenburg went to Aus
tin with no desire to scatter her love
among Strangers. The invincible Mr..