Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-25
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Our town supports saloon for another
year. .55 S ,
Mrs. G. W. Hunt visited friends In Austin
Monday. t>#l E.z t.s..
Charles Fobers youngest child was buried
last week.
Quite a number are taking in the fair at
Austin this week. Ill.,
MIR. Boliou returned home from the twin
cities last Thursday.
Mrs John Stephan and sister Mrs. Learvy
visited Austin Tuesay.
Mrs. John Steen is visiting her sister Mrs,
George Rolph of Minneapolis. F
Ralph Viii ney went to Chicago Tuesday
morning with car load OF cattle. r.
Mr.. j, Steen returned home from St. Paul
Sunday. Mrs. S. will remain to finish her visit.
This is what we call foretaste Of winter.
Over coats and mittens are not uncomfort-
able.
A splendid sermon was delivered by Rev.
Knowles of Brownsville, Sunday last at the
school house.
Sad news came, that one of Harry sargeants
twin baby boys was dead and the other not
expected to live.
Walter Lewis is a proud happy man 10 ID.
boy is the guest Of his family circle. Mother
and son are doing we'll,
The Wathom cheese factory has closed for
the season, The patrons were we'll pleased
with Mr.. Booths work
Mrs. N. Roiou and son George went to
Austin yesterday. They intend to start for
Dakota the last of the month to visit sister
of Mrs. Bolton.
G. W. Hunt gets his share OF the farmers
grain we think by the way he has to dust
around to make room for it. He is now busy
loading a car forChicago and Minneapolis and
he guarantees good weight, good price and
fair dealing.
Tuesday.
Mrs Peterson and Mrs Maine visited Austin
Thursday.
CIV Hunt is rushed with grain now a Gays:
good prices and honest dealing is sure to
bring it.
visiting relatives in Dakota soon.
Steen has just received a mammoth supply
of dry goods; call and see him and examine
his goods
A very refreshing shower to-day.
Mrs J Hunt and daughter Bessie visited
Austin last week.
Ralph Whitney returned from Chicago Fri
DAY.
Burden and Richards s. Co have been spend
ing few days here, lookintl after the inter-
ests of their large farms
Geo Clark will move back on his own farm,
near Brownsville, soon
Mr. Booth of Wasioja will take charge of the
Burden s. Richard farm for the coming year
DEXTER.
Hurrah, for Hoppin.
Miss Cora Welch's.
Mr. I, D. Converse, editor of the Grand
Meadow Record, was caller this week.
MIR. Frank Sheldon threshed ten acres OF
mammoth clover that yielded eight bushels tc
the acre.
The parents of Mrs. J. A. King made her q
brief visit last week.
Thomas Sheridan started for Washington
Saturday. He expects to take five years
course in study there.
Miss Julia Dainty went to High Forest Sun
day. She will remain there to attend the win
ter school at that place.
B. F. and G. W. King have bought hal
section of land in the Township of Sergeant
Consideration, 1850 cash.
1t is raining to-day and we are glad to sc
it come. We do not know when it will stol
but hope we will get quite rain.
a young boy made his appearance at MIR.
Vandenoevers last Friday, He will stay an
board at mis- place for the present.
Our village school is progressing finely wi,
Miss Mary McDonough at the helm. II
youngsters seem interested in their work.
Married at Grand Meadow Sept, 10. by Re
Brown MIR. Frank Watson to Ida William
and Alpheus Williams to Miss Lizzie Prem.
Thomas Sheridan started for Washngtt
D. C. last Saturday to pursue his studio
The best wishes of his many friends go wi
him.
Mr.. A. Hunt has been on the sick list, b
is slowly improving. He says lit don't pay
be sick when there is SO much fax coming
town."
Messrs. G. D, Pearce and Fred Harris ma
trip to Usage, Iowa, last week. On their
turn, when about six miles from home, o
of Mr.. Harris horses fell dead, opliging the
to come home with double rig singled.
Hon. E. s. Hoppin arrived home with
herd of Devon cattle after making the fairs
Rochester, St. Paul and Austin. He to
7 prizes at each fair. We have not been al
> to learn the amounts. He seems well please
There was pleasant party Of friends a
relatives met at Mrs. A. G.. Tanners last
day to celebrate her birthday. They to
with them a great many useful presents q
returned home well pleased with the da
enjoyment. ....: s .....s, 81. A 49,.
Mr. John Criseo, from Sutton, was in to-
Monday, and reports the Flax crop very go
He sells bis grain at Sutton, but does not
get our Dexter merchants aud blacksmit
He does his trading here We are glad to