Mower County transcript., 1889-06-12
A fine rain Saturday afternoon.

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oil at Hayes Bros.
Grand circus. balloon ascension, wild
beasts etc, in Austin June 25.
New stock of silverware, novelties,
ETC., 1T Hayes Bros. Look at our prices.
E. Peck, 4. Page, 8. Adams, G..
Fairbanks, E. Sweningscn and w. Hum
mel TOOK the examination for corporals,
at the meeting of Co. G last evening.
Col. Mansfield began the strawberry
season Monday morning with straw berries
for breakfast from his own vines. How
is that for early farmlng2
Manager Robinson now does the bus
mess of 9the Adams Express with new
team and wagon. 1t is slick rig and
Otis does the get there" act with them
IN shape.
Miss Sonsteby has been elected to .
position in the Waseca schools next year.
Miss SonstebY IS a faithful efficient tea
cher, and Waseca IS to be congratulated
upon having secured her.
Captain George HORNED and Captain
DR.. johnson will muster companies
and play match game of ball to-mor
row. Cap. HORNED will pick his men
from the east side and Cap. johnson
from the west side of Main street. Ex-
element is running high, and the chauc-
es at present are about equal
&C. F. Greening says the report that
he was in the guard house for stealing
chickens while attending the encamp-
meut is off. He has nothing to say about
the chickens, but VOWS that the guard
house saw nothing of HIM, We believe
he is right about the chickens and prob
ably about the guard house also.
Mr. and Mrs. G., S. Thompson, of
Mason City, attended the G. A. R, en-.
campment last week, the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. T. S. Leonard. MIR. Thompson
Mr.. Leonard, A. D. and L. B. Fairbanks
we're members OF the same company
during the war. and Friday evening en-
ioyed a very pleasant reunion at the
residence af A. D. Fairbanks.
For the Northwestern Sangerfest, to
be held at Minneapolis, June 20 to "a, ex-
cursion tickets will be sold at one fare
and third for the round trip. Sell June
l9 to %, inclusive, return coupons good
until June 25. On June 10. and that day
only, will sell at fare one way for the
round trip, good to return until June 25.
G. II. Coleman, agent c., NJ. & St. P. R'y.
The NJ. E. church is now lighted by
electricity. There are thirty lights and
they illuminate the church brilliantly.
This is very proper improvement as
it is better, safer and heaper light than
that by lamps. The nuisance of oil and the
danger of breaking chimneYs are alike
| done away with and Mr.. Pierce puts in
| the lights at price that makes their use
| economical
To those desiring to attend the an
nual meeting of the National Educational
| association at Nashville, Tenn, this com
pany will sell excursion tickets to Nash
Vile and return on July to Is inclusive,
at one fare for the round trip, plus $2
For further information as to routes, ETC.,
apply at ticket office. c.. II. Coleman,
agent c.. NJ. & St. P. R'v.
The Georgie Hamlin Theater com
pany which played at the Opera House
last week during the encampment, was
good and deserved better houses than
| they received but every body was having
| too good time at the encampment to at
tend the best of shows. They expect to
when they do they should receive full
house.
We are to have circus at last Wal
| lace s. Co.'s show will be here June 25,
according to the bills that now adorn our
| OOdiuS 1uC Ouy Will udNC OCCd-
sion to save his pennies once more, and
find it necessary to drop into town "or
business No getting around the fac
that the circus holds large place In the
hearts of the American people.
-Olmsted county is talking of form
ing an organization to hold regular
monthly sales of stock. Something O.
the kind would be valuable in this coun
tv we should think. There are many
breeders of good stock here who have
animals to sell or exchange and many o.
our farmers who are improving thei1
docks are after just such animals. W.
need something to bring buyer ant
seller together.
D Gallagher of Minneapolis, an olt
hotel man, and his son 1-law, B. w
Brannan. have bought out Mr.. Ubella
and will hereafter conduct the Park ho
tel. Mr.. Gallagher and wife arrived her
Saturday. having driven from M1nneap
oils. On that day the transfer was made
Mr.. Ubellar goes to Minneapolis. Mr.
Brannan will be manager of the hotel un
der the new dispensation. he has tn
appearance of capable, pleasant bust
ness man.
The 23d National Encampment of th
Grand Army of the Republic will be heJ(
at Milwaukee during the last week il
August next. The excursion rates from
all points on the lines of the c., NJ 1
st. P. R'y to Milwaukee and return vii
be one fare for the round trip. Sale will
commence on August 81. and continu
until August %, inclusive, and will b
good for return passage leaving Milwau
kee on any date between August 9th
or September 5th, inclusive. For othe
valuable information apply to G. n
Coleman, agent c., NJ. s. St. P. R'y.
Mill street has been trying to hav
that expected fire lately. Last Tuesda
a blaze started up in Rademacher's bac
yard and came near giving our visitors
display of fire. Fortunately Frank Rile
saw the blaze as it broke out and raj
over to the hose house where the boy
were having dance, anu a stream of wa
ter was turned on the fire in wonderful
short time. Before the bell ceased ring
, ing the fire was out Fiehn & Brie
bach's smoke house furnished the mex
{ attempt. Mr.. MacMahan was using
for smoking bologna and the fire got
good working start but was put out be
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