Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-12-11
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Three hundred new, 25 cent books
just received at Dorr 8 Wold's.
i Call at McFadden 81 Todd's for the
celebrated Grandpa's Wonder Toilet
Soap.
g. M. Rice g Co., at the Austin Cash
Store believe in email profits and quick
sales. III III III vs. a; #.s
F. A. Engle wants to rent his house
this winter, furnished or unfurnlshed as
party may desire. "a . s.=.=. s. 5= ".
Parties wanting Poland China pigs,
or 5horthorn calves should call on
III. Furlong for same.
Have you seen the ga Ave mile
horse blanketr II not whv not? IL you
have . horse you need it. \.
Parties wanting fresh eggs can get
them OF J. II. Bennett, corner of Frank
lin and Allegheny streets. Il. 4.
Il have q large amount OF money. on
hand to loan on farm and city property
at the lowest rate of interest in payments
to suit. FRANK A. TICKNOR,
Pork packing has commenced at the
Flying Dutchman. Go there for your
spare ribs, leaf lard and all pork pro-
ducts, which are sold at very low prices.
ALI members of the Womens Relief
corps bel attendance at the next regular
meeting Saturday EVENING" as 1t Is
election of officers. BY order of the
President. .~- ,-". 1.~s.
ALI adjusted movements of Rockford
Watches are stamped "Adjusted," and
fully warranted by the company, through
their authorized agent. Sweningsen,
which will be made in writing it desired.
One Dollar. Who will be the first to
show US Rockford Watch, 1883 model,
purchased in the city Of Austin at any
other place than the Gem JewelrY Store,
and receive 81 in spot cash? Can you
make 81 easler?.
Wells Advocate: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kinney of Austin, spent Thanks
giving with relatives in this village. j.. i. /.
Mrs. K. F. Woodland and children re-
turned from visit with relatives in Aus.
tin on Wednesday.
Last Friday evening about thirty OF
our young people surprised Miss Ida
Michaels at her home on Water street.
The occasion was her birthday, and she
was presented with beautiful plush
writing desk. A pleasant time was en-
|joyed by all and at late hour the young
people took their departure.
ALI grades of Rockford Watches kept
in stock at the Gem Jewelry Store. The
seven jeweled and key wind movements
of the Rockford Watches have been dis
continued. They have not been made
for the last two years or more. Be sure
to call for the 1888 model, and see that il
is so stamped. -
The supreme court has reversed the
decision of the district court in the Cam
eron case. It is for damages for taking
the land at Ramsey by the milwaukee,
road for ~" The decision il in favor
of the railroad and sustains the aware
made BY the commissioners. Kingsley
Shepherd conducted the case for th,
railroad. {, rs .s Z. s IS
Il am prepared to take any size o
photographs, from q card to life size
Everybody is treated alike-the poor re
the same quality of card as the rich, ant
have but one price for every body. NJ,
prices are less than any other gallery il
Austin, and stand ready to compete q
anv price. Look for the revolving SHOW
case. Respectfully. G. 8. HILDAHL.
The Sir knights had q very pleasan
entertainment at Masonic hall Monda,
evening. Refreshments were furnished
by the ladies and large number did jus
tice to the excellent fare provided. Afte
ment in social dancing until midnight
Wllbour's orchestra furnished the must
for the evening.
! The musical recital given by Mis-
Green and her musical class at w. w
Engle's Friday evening gave yer
pleasant evening" entertainment to thos
fortunate enough to be present. TIL
selections were extremely we'll rendere,
by all those taking part. Miss Greer
will give another of these entertainment
right after the holidays. She has jus
purchased very fine Decker uprigh
piano for use in her musical work.
-Rlceville Correspondent Albert lie
Standard: Mrs. Holoquy went last wee
to visit her sister at Austin. Mrs. Sim
illness has gone to visit sister of he
Husband 1T Blooming Prairie, who, W
understand, Is very sick. Misses Sal
rina Nasty and lngle Fodness, who al
staying at Austin, the former attendin
school, the latter engaged as book keepe
in q store, came home Saturday evenin
and spent the Sabbath with their pal
ents. W.T., y q ##
i -Dorr & Void have the largest stoc
of plush goods. dressing cases, books an
. all holiday goods in the city O,
goods are bought for cash, and we al
, giving the lowest prices of any houl
in the city Before purchasing your no
iday. presents get prices from 9th,
, dealers, then look over their stock. A
, they ask is to have people come and 8,
!. cheir goods. get their prices. and if the
can not DO better than elsewhere they {
not ask you to buy.
l Mrs.. Kate NJ. Shoemaker, wife
3 John Shoemaker of the Third Ward, die
! at her home Friday evening last of COZ
& sumption. She was born in Freepor
t Ill, Aug. 4, 1868, and married In Il
l spring Of 1875. A husband and thr
3 Young sons mourn her loss. She was
J christian woman of fine character al
! greatly endeared herself to those who b
e friended her by her humility al
/ patience. She was buried from the Ba
j fist church, where she had her membe
) ship, Sunday afternoon. Rev. w.
. Stanley ofnciated, assisted by Rev. g.
Belden
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