Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-10-02
50. per key for nails at Roberts.

ask MO LOT /
60 to Roberts Hardware store for
bottom prices.
-S5.25 for an E]gin Stem Wind
Watch at Schleuder's.
Farmers can get Is cents cash for un-
sailed butter at M. Majors. $50
Fresh Pork Sausage only Sc per
pound at the Flying Dutchman.
Please call and settle before Oct. 1.
l need money very much. G. A. Pooler.
-Sl.45 for Rogers Bros. Triple
plated table Knives and Forks at G.
Schleuder's.
If you want tip-top table butter at
the lowest price, you can get it at Lash
brook s Co.'S.
Buy your hats of Mrs Hildahl and
save Is cents to 81. Parlors over Sands
dry goods store.
Fine sugar cured smoked shoulders.
only Sc per pound at the Flying Dutch
man meat market.
No where can we find good furniture
so cheap as at the mammoth stores of the
Austin Furniture Co.
Before buying elsewhere examine
Mrs. Hildahls stock of millinery goods.
Prices guaranteed to suit.
so cents each cleans watch or clock
puts in main spring and warrants it
for one year at Schleuder's.
Miss Ida Olson has just returned from
ST. Paul where she has been engaged in
the trimming rooms at A. Oppenheimer's
BY all means get prices at Schleuder's
before purchasing elsewhere. This
time his competitors can't follow in
prices.
If you want the organ that is &C
knowledged by all musicians to be the
best, buy the Lakeside. First door north
Of First National Bank, If
Mrs. J. n. Gault, of Otranto Station,
sister of Charles West, of this city, died
Tuesday evening. Her funeral will be
| held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Bush & Gerts piano is becoming
| great favorite in Austin and giving
| splendid satisfaction, Harrington has
| one Oh exhibition. First door north of
First National Bank. tt
| For fine cooking use the Flying
| Dutchman home kettled rendered Lard.
It is always sweet and fresh rendered,
and is guaranteed strictly pure and first
class in every respect.
| That double store building of the
Austin Furniture Co. is up and they are
| just filing it chock full of furniture. If
| not watched they will be crowding the
rest of US, of this block with their stacks
of furniture.
10 Srp's team INDUCED in a lively
run last Saturday The team started
while he was unloading plow at John
son & Smiths and succeeded in badly
scattering the wagon and demolishing
the harness.
! Having opened q meat market on
Main street opposite court house square.
we will be pleased to serve our customer.
with the choicest meats, delivered
promptly to any part of the city. Give
us trial. COLLINS & KNNEvAN.
w. n. Smith, Northwestern Mana
ger of the Central Publishing House, OF
Cincinnati, was in the city Monday. and
secured n. n. Clausen as local agent fol
his house. Their principal book il the
History Of Civilization. very excellent
work.
Organs, organs! organs!! Pianos
, planosl pianos!! w. 81. Harrington nov
sells q black walnut, high top, mouse
! proof organ for only $e5. and upright
rosewood piano for $3.50, on monthly OF
quarterly payments. Old instrument.
taken IN exchange. First door north Of
First National Bank. If
James 81. Bliss bought OF C. NJ c.
Stewart of Mason City, the fine two yea,
old black stallion shown at our county
fair We have seen Mr.. Stewart and he
says it is one of the best horses he eve
J imported Mr.. Bliss shows good judge
ment aud is doing his share towards i'm
proving the stock of Mower county.
4 The Women's Missionary meeting o
the Congregational church will meet Fri
I day at 8 o. m. with Mrs. q. c. Adams
There will be reports from the State AS
ISOLATION recently held at St. Paul. TIL,
quarterly business meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society will be held at the close o
the Missionary meeting. A full attend
ance desired
Rev johnson. rector of the Episco
pal church, has returned from his SUD
mer's vacation, but we hear will remail
but a short time as he has accepted ca
I four weeks. Rev johnson is a pleasan
gentleman. has made many warm friend
here, and his society dislike very muc
| to see him go.
= S. c. Clark and L, Dettlebach wi
e put in clothing store at Baskerville
Iowa. S. G. will have charge of tn
branch store, and we predict Will do til
q clothing act IN first class style. Dettle
d bach is the proprietor of one of on
- largest clothing houses, and understand
his business Dettlebach & Clark Wi
n make a strong team. Success to the new
F firm.
Last Friday Sept. ~. Henry Bee
a hulled AZ bushels of clover from 80 t
$50 p. n, with Victor huller. TIL
= work was done for Mr., Otto Pope VIII
q lives near Waltham. It is good recor
: both for Mr.. Beck and Pope, who raise
!, the clover on 81 acres of land. we hea
= of nnHner of farmers this year VIII
have a nice little harvest of clover. an.
: We are glad of it, and wish that the
u might all have thousand bushels.
. | wish to announce to the ladies {
Austin and vicinity that haye been
|. both eastern and western markets, an
!. am now prepared to show You the largel