Mower County transcript., 1889-07-31
Harry Mortimer is receiving visit
rom his brother Ed a plumber of La

Harry Mortimer ls receiving visit
from his brother Ed a plumber of La
Crosse.
The alumni of the Mankato Normal
school will meet in Mankato Wednesday,
August IA, 1855. 20-$i
Harry W. Morgan has accepted a
position in dry goods store at Fargo.
He leaves here tomorrow.
"a. w, Merrick drained the lake in
front of the post office this morning.
Why not have the gutter extended?
Mrs. William Olosn will open her
millinery store this week In the rooms
over the store lately occupied by j. Levy.
W. G. T. U, will hereafter hold re.
each week. at the parlors of Hotel ROBIN
son.
The articles of Incorporation of the
Northwestern car seal works, located at
Lansing, were filed with the Secretary Of
state Monday.
w. w. Engle and wife took quite q
drive going to Clear Lake. Ia.. by team.
They returned Yesterday and report q
very ENJOYABLE trip,
Col. Mansfield suffered partial sun
stroke Saturday and has been confined to
the house since though he is now 80 far
recovered as to be about.
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.
Mrs. VIM. Olson has moved her
millinery stock from the store south of
the post Office and will occupy the rooms
up stairs In the Levy building. Every
body invited to call.
Ole Anderson of Udolpho and Ing
well Peterson of Westf1ed have just pur-
chased complete steam threshing outfit
of j. j. Gllbertson. They have selected
the Victory thresher to do the business
for them.
Isaac Crandell attained the age of 80
Years Saturday July 90. Our venerable
friend has been long time on life's path
way and few of his comrades are left to
reach with him the milestone of four
score and ten.
The game of base ball that was to
take place to day between the business
men of Austin and Albert Lea has fallen
throuht as the Albert Lea grounds were
engaged for another game and the Albert
Lea folks refuse to come to Austin.
Burglars entered Alderman G. L..
Vests residence Sunday morning and
secured $4 in cash and the gold watch
presented by Mr.. West to his little son
last Christmas. Mr.. West was awakened
and frightened off the parties who were
probably tramps.
Mr.. Kldd's visit home last week had
a v>1o
visit with his parents at Glen Hayen he
left for Prairie du Chen. He had Just
| reached there when he was summoned
| back to attend his fathers funeral.
His death was verv sudden, Mr. Kidd
| returned to his work here Saturday.
The young ladies are now receiving
| careful drill for the merchants drill by
| Captain Sands assisted by Maj. West
Sertgs. Rensberger. Cook and Wood. We
ahall see something pretty fine, when the
| result of all this preparation is presented
| to the public. Prepare to give their
S. A. Smith our popular grain buyer
| has just purchased the warehouse on the
Kansas City H. r., of Foss, Strong & Co.
| and will buy grain on his own hook there
this year., We arc glad to note the change
as Mr.. Smith will be able to better by his
customers than when working for a com
pany. He takes possession at once.
-Thos. Kane leaves Friday morning g
for an extended trip all through the
west He will visit Salt Lake City,
Denver, Yellow Stone Park Washington
Territory and California during his trip.
The Pleasure Seekers give HIM farewcl II
reception at the Fleck house tomorrow
evening. We all wish him very pleas
ant journey.
Alderman Phillips is now busy inn
proving his residence on Main street
He is enlarging, putting on new roof,
putting in dormer windows and adding
the various Improvements that delight
the eye of a mechanic. Is this rc-buil
ding the proper preparation for the trir
to Colorado which Mr.. Phillips is report
ed as being about to take. We venture
to guess that Mr.. Philips is to be with u!
for good many years yet.
The ladies of the Schultz German
Compound Co.. Whitewater, Wis, wisf
to extend their thanks to the citizens o.
Austin, Minn., for their courtesy, kind
ness and assistance to them in many way
during their Introductory work in the
city. Arrangements have been made will
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Nelson to furnish
further supplies. One of the ladies, Mrs
Grant, will remain a few davs longer tt
give instructions in baths and further th'
work. Mrs. Furlong, Mrs. Garrity, Mrs
Drost, Mrs. Lord, Mrs. Saylor, Mrs
Williams and Mrs Hall have been secured
as solicitors.
This weeks special sales at Mrs
Hildahls Millinery parlors. Children
hats from 10c, up. Ladies hats from 25c
up. 75c, will buy nice frame Milan
braid, usual price $2.00. Trimmed hat
at your own prices, Ribbons the same
70 Bunches of flowers at 15c. per buncl
usual price SOC. Come early as only
few bargains in trimmed hats are left
In fancy lace, Bonncts at Is, IS and SOC
These goods must be sold before goin!
to the city for the fall trade.
Respectfully, Mrs. H1LDAHL..
Pure Cider Vinegar.
Pure Grain Vinegar.
Alum Baking Powder.
Cream Tartar Baking Powder.
Minnesota new law goes into effect tC
day. Mcbride The Grocer.
THIRD WARD.
| MI. -