Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-08-07

Watch at Schleuder's.
Mrs. James Bray. of Udolpho, is very
sick with typhoid fever,
Fresh Pork Sausage only Sc per
pound at the Flying Dutchman
f W. Holmes went to Usage Thurs.
day with load of goods for e. d. Hoag.
New stock OF s!lverware novelties,
etc, at Hayes Bros. Look at our prices.
Chester Decker is moving into Mrs
Barnes house, lately occupied by S. NJ.
Merrill,
IT you want tip-top table butter at
the lowest price. you can get it at Lash.
brook +. Co.'S.
The alumni of the Mankato Normal
school will meet in Mankato Wednesday,
August IA, 1885, 20-21
There is nothing like success
evidence the number of New Home sew
ing machine being sold.
20. NJ. Nelson, agent for the Schultz
compounds will occupy rooms in O. layers
building south of the court house.
Mrs. William Olosn will open her
millinery store this week in the rooms
over the store lately occupied by j. Levy.
20. NJ Nelson, of " aukon. Iowa. will
open up new millieary and dress making
store in the building next to the post office
james Bliss is charging and improv
ing his new residence. 1t will be very
pleasant home when the proposed work
is completed
Ladies': Call at G. W. Taylors and
treat yourselves to new pair of Seares
celebrated Shears at cost, as he is close
ing them out.
Mrs. VIM Olson will move her Mil
linery store into the rooms over the
Levy store this week, where she will be
glad to meet all her old customers.
We have just printed some chattle
mortgage notes that will be very con-
veinent for business men, justices of the
peace and town clerks. They are but IS
Genus per uOZeu.
Usage News: A gentleman named S.
A. Dennis, from Austin, MIMI, has rent
ed the Agen building west of the Mer-
chants Hotel, and will convert it into a
photograph gallery.
For fine cooking use the Flying
Dutchman home kettled rendered Lard.
1t is always sweet and fresh rendered,
and is guaranteed strictly pure and first
class in every respect.
&C. NJ. Allen has just received fine
line of Linens Tray cloths, Carving
cloths, Table scarfs and Bureau covers,
We advise you to call and look them
over, at @. M. Aliens Bazaar Two doors
south of post office,
Mrs. VIM. Olson has moved her
millinery stock from the store SCUM Of
the post Office and will occupy the rooms
up stairs in the Levy building. Every
body invited to call.
This is a year for the threshlng ma.
chine and great many new ones are 90
ing out. We hope our people will send
in the results as they are made known by
the first work in the new crop
L. G. Basford's little girl has nearly
recovered from the scarlet fever The
families Of H. 0. Basford and Gean Pot
ter are now afflicted with that disease
We understand that H. O. Jahren's fam
lily was the first that had the fever
That distention of the stomach which
! many people feel after eating. may be
due to improper mastication of the food
but, IN most cases, it indicates weakness
of the digestive organs, the best remedy
for which is one of Ayers Pills, to be
taken after dinner
There will be an election of officers
of the w. CT. U. next Tuesday evening
| Also the election of delegates for thu
State Convention to be held at Duluth
Sept. 10, II. 10. There should be full
representation Of the ladies present, a,
the meeting
Rev. M. H. Triggs, of Taopi, was IL
the city Tuesday, accompanied by hi
father in-law, Edmund Davis. Mr.. Davi
left on the morning train for his home il
Forestburg, Dakota. After seeing hin
off Mr.. Triggs returned to Taopi. Mr.
Triggs reports that the south eastern par
of the county.is rejoicing over her excel
lent crops.
Miss Ella Cook the energetic super
intendent Of the Band of Hope will civ
picnic next Friday at Warmers Mill
She hopes all parents will let their chill
dren come and enjoy themselves. Chill
| dren are requested to meet at 10 a. m. a
G. A. r. Hall. Teams will be furnishe
| to take them to and from the grounds
Members of the East Side Band are es
pecially invited.
| - On Friday August, 9. the Band O
Hope will hold a picnic near Warner
Mill. All members of the Band are re
quested to be present at G. A. R. hall a
| 10 a. m. where teams will be ready t.
take them to the grounds. Bring al
provisions to the hall and they will b
taken to the grounds. The East Sid