Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-12-19
WASHBURN & GORDON.
PROPRIETORS.
The 'Deestrik Skewt' exhibits at
Spring Valley tonight.


The ''Deestrik Skewr' exhibits at
Spring Valley tonight.
New and handsome picture mould
ing received at the Austin Furniture Cos.
Monday was the nearest approach to
winter we have had vet. And rot bad
day either.
Santa Claus will be here next Tues
day. He may have to come with q wa
g0n however, .ya s,s,
The newspaper men of Dodge county
have had q meeting to make arrange
ments for doing the county printing at
living rates.
Fairbanks 3 Leonard, the grocers,
will with great pleasure remember their
regular customers at Christmas. And
they will do it too, as they are both jolly
good fellows, with hearts as large as as
an ox's liver. See their adj in another
column.
Preston Times; Mr.. Nathan Kings.
ley, of the law firm Of Kingsley & Shep.
herd, Austin. visited Preston on legal
business Saturday. Mr.. Kingsley now
ranks among the leading attorneys in the
State, but above all he Is a royal good
fellow. -
"A certain family in Austin received
q large box of toys ana goods this week
from q brother in New York. as Christ
mas present. The box was marked
"Hoosier," and we judge it must be Char
lev as he Is enjoying his Christmas ahead
of the rest of us. s>s:ss4Ssssssss
The teachers. 50 far as we can learn
will enjoy their holiday vacation as fol
lows: Prof. Fitch will 90 to Illinois.
Mrs. Fitch to Wisconsin,, Miss Truesdell
to Owatonna, Miss Forster t . Chatfield,
Miss Sonsteby to Waseca, Miss futile to
DEBORAH. Miss Harrison will make
short visit to Owatonna. but will enjoy
the greater part of her vacation with
Austin friends.
Group IS q terror to young mothers,
especially during the winter months as it is
then most prevalent. 1t can always be
prevented, if properly treated as soon as
the first symptoms appear. Hoarseness
is the first symptom; thlsiis soon followed
by peculiar, rough. cough. If Chamber.
LAIN Coneh Remedy is freely. given as
soon as these symptoms appear. 1t will
invariably prevent the attack. There is
no danger in giving the remedy. as it con
tains no injurious substance, For sale
by Giles & Tryon.
-Owatonna, Peoples Press; J. A.
Ennis, Esq, of Hastings, Mimi, capital
ist and money loaner. was in Owatonna
last Tuesday on business and made us q
pleasant call. He was on his way to
Blooming Prairie where he also had
business requiring his attention.. C. E:
Hancock, Esq. one of the substantial
farmers of Blooming Prairie, was in Owa
tonna several days last week on business.
Mr.. E. Downie left for Austin. Alden
and Fairmont on the noon train Wednes
day. He went to close up some unfinished
business at those places. !. . "A. D. 1nger-
soil, Esq. and daughter, of Blooming
Prairie. were in Owatonna Tuesday.
Grand Meadow Record: Married On
the 18th inst. at the residence of the bride
in Grand Meadow township, VIM. N,
Fowler of Sergeant to Miss Clara De-
Young, by Rev. II. J. C0lwell. Congrega-
tional Minister. Grand Meadow. John
Peterson had just started Saturday to go
to the woods when he was overtaken by
two teams racing. One team drove by
him. but the other. driven by one Filing
Dalen. leaped right upon his wagon and
he was knocked off his seat by the neck.
yoke. Dalen was thrown out between
his horses. Luckily neither was injured.
Dslen then began abusing Peterson. who
picked up q stake and would have hit him
had not Prof. Tibbets, who happened
near, caught his arm. 1t is said the same
parties came near collidlng with Mrs.
Nolan whom they met before overtaking
Mr.. Peterson. Evidently case of booze.