Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-08-14
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Watch at Schleud ers
First class buggy painting done by
TAYLOR the painter,
Ask Dr.. A.. w. Allen II he can tell
q COW from a steer.
Fresh Pork Sausage only Sc per.
pound at the Flying Dutchman.
.Untrtmmed hats from 80 to SO cents
at Mrs. VIM, Olson's millinery store.
If you want tip-top table butter at
the lowest price, you can get it at Lash
brook & Co.'s.
No services at Presbyterian church
Sunday morning Aug, IS. Services In
the evening.
%. M. Nelson, agent for the Schultz
compounds will occupy rooms in O.Ayers'
south OF the court house.
Garter Harris is busy painting Ira
Van Houses barn also the brick school
house In Mr.. Davenport's district.
Mrs William Olosn will open her
store this week in the rooms
over the store lately occupied by J. Levy.
Trimmed hats from IS cents to one
dollar at Mrs. VIM. Olson's, over J,
Levy's store.
There will be sociable of the Ladies
AID Society of the Congregational church
Wednesday evening Aug. IA, at Mrs.
G. G. Adams.
w. H. Harrington has again mo we'd
this time into the wright house, and
he says he feels as If he had been away
from home and had just got back.
j. M. Engle and wife are keeping
house IN the dwelling just east of Engle's
mill. 1t is pleasant house aud nicely
located and the young folks are very
comfortably settled there.
1t seems that our informant was mis-.
taken about H. O. Jahren's family having
been sick with scarlet fever. Mrs. Jah.
rem informs US that the children have not
been sick.
Fred Rolph presented his wife with
fine horse last Monday as birth day
present. Mrs. Rolph is very proud of
the animal and enjoys driving her own
horse very much.
ll-Daniel l.. Carter, of Lyle Township,
had the misfortune one day last week to
break his leg. Many kind neighbors
showed their sympathy by turning in to
help stack his grain.
Much Injury is done by the use of
gripping compounds taken as
In Ayers pills, the patient
has mild but effective cathartic, that can
be confidently recommended alike for
the most delicate patients as we'll as the
most robust.
After drill Monday night Capt. Sands
invited Co. G to his residence where an
elegant soldiers lunch, consisting of cof-
fee, sandwiches and cigars was served
them. The boys speak in high terms of
their entertainment at the Captains.
-"Attention everybody" There will
bea Wemen's Relief Corps sociable at
the residence of Mrs. j. McFadden on
Water street Friday evening Aug Is.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Refreshments ice cream and cake.
Mrs. m. Hills, of Sioux F alls, known
as Miss Theresa Rice by the early resi-
dents of Austin, died suddenly at her
home Aug. 5. She leaves many friends
in Austin and St, Paul where she taught
many years, and in Sioux Falls, where
she has lived since her marriage.
For the Southern Minnesota Fair to
be held at Rochester September 2 to z
excursion tickets will be sold to Ovation
ma at fare one way for the round trip.
Sell August 81 to Sep. 7 inclusive. Good
to return until September 9. G. H. Cole
man agent G. M. & St. P. R. Ry.
Locomotive Firemen will have a
grand old celebration at Armory Hall.
Wednesday evening, Sept. 18, five weeks
from tonight. Preparations are already
under Roadway for grand old time, The
boys intend to knock the spots from all
preceding entertainments, and they are
the fellows to do it,
Mrs. Jillson was treated to a genuine
surprise party Saturday, The occasion
was her birth day and about 20 ladies and
gentlemen took advantage of that event
to call and enjoy very agreeable season.
Mrs. Jillson appreciated and enjoyed the
visit very much, and hopes to have these
friends again her guests
Harvest services Woodbury. church
(Goslee's school house, next Sabbath at
1890 o'clock. Also at Oakland church,
at $3.50 p. m. Fruits of the field and the
garden and the orchard will be brought
to these services as an expression of
blessing and gratitude A collection
will be taken up for church benevolence.
-Avant Courier. Bozeman Montana:
Simon w. Anderson, a nephew Of the
Avant Courier editor, arrived from Austin
Mimi, YESTERDAY for the purpose of