Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-06-13

The New Era road grader has made
fine job Of work on West Main street,
and the road passing Joseph Keenan, s
and A. M. Fleck's To US who are used
only to the old fashioned ways of road
making, it is q revelation. Those who
missed seeing it in operation have lost an
interesting sight. They should not fail
to 20 out in that region and look over the
work that has been done.
Campbell Bros, the enterprising East
Side millers have opened -four, feed and
exchange store on corner of Main and
Water streets, opposite Hotel Robinson.
Their mill has obtained an excellent rep
utation for fine -four, aud their exchange
bushes has been a large one. They will
continue to give the exchange department
especial attention. and ask farmers to try
flour they will keep complete stock of
feed in all its varieties. They invite an
examination of their stock
The case of VIM. Race, who stole the
money from Sanders safe, was brought
before the district court at OwatOnn a
last Wednesday, for trial. Race was
summoned to appear, but he was not to
be found, having skipped the country
The case was disposed of by the court,
and his bonds which were $500. were for
feited. Before Race was arrested he set
tied everything with Mr. Sanders salts
factorily, returning $500 of the stolen
money and gave him gold watch and
security for the balance, so that it is
thought that the whereabouts of Race
will not be looked up and the case Will
drop.
! Special to the Tribune -Owatonna,
June Z: Coroner Peterson visited Bloom
| ing Prairie last evening for the purpose
| of holding an Inquest over the body of
Mrs. Pauline Anderson. who was report
ed to haye killed herself. When arriving
Mr.. Peterson found it unnecessary to
hold an inquest, as the lady was found
to have hung herself by little cord fas-
tened to the side of pair of stairs. Mrs.
Anderson was 70 years old, and for the
past two years has been sick the most of
the time. Her husband, James Ander-
son, aged Is years. had just stepped out
of the house, and had not been absent 30
minutes when he returned and found his
wife hanging by the neck. dead.
The Foote Dramatic Company, with
Miss Eva Fenton as leading lady, played
all of last week at the Opera House, clos
ing Saturday evening with Shakespeare
Richard III. On the whole, the company
gave probably the best entertainment ey.
er presented in Austin. Mr.. Foote, Miss
Fenton and one or two other members of
the company, are destined to take high
position on the stage. The company de-
served far better houses than they re.
celved here. We own that we fail to ap
preciate the sentiment, or whatever il
may be called, that prevented old friends
of Miss Fenton from attending her per
formances and witnessing her successful
work in the profession she has seen fit to
adopt. Mr.. Footc is talented actor
but he is allowing habit of scolding to
become prominent with him. He needs
a course on the other side OF the curtain
Mr.. G. w. Battell. travelling man rep
resentlng Messrs. S. Collins Son & Co.
printing inks, New York, after suffering
intensely for two or three days with lame
ness of the shoulders and back. completely
cured it with two applications of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. 1t cures lamenes
anj rheumatism when all other treatmen
fails. Guaranteed and sold by Giles
Shepherd.
If you want an organ come and se
me. l can save you money.
w. F. DAY.