Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-01-16

tacles, eyeglasses. canes, opera glasses,
diamonds, and other precious stones in
great variety. --latest novelties in jewel
ry. Prices low.
Rice & Lashbrook have genuine WIN
ter wheat -four which they are selling at
the same price asked for spring wheat
flour.
For choice home kettle rendered lard
go to the Flying Dutchmau Cheap Meat
Market. We guarantee it strictly pure
and first class.
B. E. Stimson, of Udolpho, was in
this morning and sends the TRANSCRIPT
to his son at Perrydale, Oregon. And
thus our young men scatter out.
Hayes Bros, are now showing the
largest and finest stock of jewelry to DC
seen outside of St. Paul. Call and ex-
anime, their stock, their store, and their
prices.
just out. Fine sugar cured hams,
and fancy breakfast bacon at the Flying
Dutchman Cheap Meat Market 1t is our
own cure and can't be beat. PatroniZe
home industry.
"A special meeting Of the Retail Mer-
chants Commercial Agency will be held
at the City Recorders office on Friday
evening. 18TH A full attendance of
members is desired
Fred Condo, son of Fred Congo of
Udolpho, died Tuesday. Jan. IA, at II
o'clock, aged about Is years. His death
IS supposed to have been caused by an
abscess of the brain.
If you 'dunno' it you can make
your ducats hold out till spring or not,
just 90 to the Austin 2nd Hand Store on
Mill street. The low prices will help you
more than any poor mans plaster eyer
invented.
Butter. eggs. lard. wool. wood, old
iron, copper brass lead, rags. cash and
other plumber wanted in exchange for
new and End hand goods at the Austin
Fad Hand Store, Mill street, opposite NJ.
Majors.
Rochester Post; Rev. F. L, Patter
son. Of Mankato. an evangelist, will
preach in the Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening, Jan. Is. and will
remain for some time. He will preach
every evening during his stay.
The legislature has changed the
meeting Of the district court Of Mower
county to the second Tuesday IN April
and the second Tuesday in September
The farmers will not appreciate the
change probably, as it makes it during
their busy season.
Adrian Drost at VIM. Newmans
store opposite the Windsor House, is pre-
pared to repair watches, clocks, jewelry,
umbrellas. etc., carefully. promptly and
at very reasonable prices. He would
like to see al! his old customers and any
new ones having work in his line.
Austin Lodge No. 80 A. o. U. W.,
elected the following officers at their an.
! nual meeting Friday evening Jan. II.
NJ. W., T. F. Leonardo G. F., D. B.
Smith; O., E, j. Phillips; F., L. E.
Day; R., < 0. Void; R., j. Cronon
I. W., H. Jacobs: o. W.. J. Levy
The Austin Canning Company met
! Tuesday. Jan. Is. and elected the follow.
ing directors: D. B. Smith. H. A. Avery,
c. H. Davidson, G.. Schleuder. E. C.
Dorr and F. I. Crane. The board of d.
rectors selected the following officers:
D. 3. Smith. President; F. I. Crane, vice.
president. H. A. Avery, Secretary; E, c.
Door, Treasurer.
ID. B. Smith received tele gram an.
nouncing the death of E. 0. Wheeler
He died at Auburn, New York, on Fri
day He was a prominent lawyer and
| real estate man of Austin, for many
years aud IS we'll known here. He had
been IN Auburn about or8 years since
leaving Austin. He is brother of Rush
B. Whesler now of St. Paul.
The Austin Pressed Brick Co., at
their annual meeting, elected the follow
ing directors: F. I. Crane. G, Schleuder
and r. E. Shepherd, of Austin, E. G..
Perkins, of La Crosse, andJ p. Barnum,
of Prairie du Chen. The directors met
yesterday and elected the following off
GERS: G. Schleuder, President; r. E. Shep
herd, Secretary; F. I Crane, Treasurer.
BY some slip of the combination last
week, we failed to notice the very pleas
ant party given at Hotel Robinson by
Misses Belle and Louise Robinson, Ethel
Davidson, Charles Davidson Jr and
Otis Robinson. The party was one of
the pleasant ones, and completely filled
the hotel with genial company. SUCH
breaks in the routine of life cannot come
too often.
The Governors reception, senatorial
fight Farmers Alliance and meeting of
the Sherlffs of the state called a goodly
number of Mower county people to St.
Paul last week. Senator and Mrs. Glib
son, E. s. Hoppin, H. W. Lightly, J. J.
Furlong, John Frank. Robert Eckford
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