Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-04
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Friday was heater-over 1000 in the shade
Monday was cloudy ard cool. =
Anderson s Arnold have received their en-
CINE and thresher.
Miss Ellie Sanborn is home from visit tt
Minneapolis.
Elder G. D. Belden preached at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening.
The boys that wore the "blue' of thi'
place took in the enoampment at milwaukee,
the past week.
A good number of our citizens will take IL
the Rochester fair this week.
C. D. Buck had the misfortune to be kicked
by one of his horses, and IN falling put hit
shoulder out of joint. DR.. G. w. Gray put
the shoulder in place and Mr.. Buck is getting
along finely.
George Warren has quit gathering cream
The shortage of water and good pasturage
has reduced the cream over one-half.
Sacks to rent at Sleeper s. Sons.
John Woodwards team ran away last week
and one of his horses broke its neck
A. a. Sleeper. after pleasant visit here
went to North St. Paul Thursday morning.
Erve Miner, grain buyer for Cargill Bros.
will give you straiht weights and good prices
for your gram.
John Rockwell, we are sorry to say, is con
fined to the house by sickness.
Charles Harris. OF Ramsey, gets over here
once week to have DR.. G. W. Gray pre-.
scribe for his pet leg"
Our school started up Monday morning,
with W. H. Palmer principal and Annie
Stokes assistant.
There is a good chance for No /, butcher
to open shop here.
The side walks towards the depot are in a
bad condition and should be repaired at once.
prayer meeting at Baptist church Tuesday
evening.
The Ladies Aid society will be held at Mrs
0. York, Wednesday afternoon.
J. Rockwell is improving some. Friends
entertain some hopes OF his recovery.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Foster a son on
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock and TIPS the
scale at twelve lbs,
Greeley Sprague, an old resident of this
village, now a merchant at Grafton D. T,
was in town Monday.
Frank Benoist the butcher has departed for
more congenial cline. He departed for
Hayfield Monday.
Daniel Ryan was in Austin Wednesday on
business.
Farmers are rushing in grain. Teams are
waiting at the elevators nearly all the time
to be unloaded.
B. F. Bacon was in Austin on Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Warren and girl and
Rochester.
L. D. Kellogg of wykof is in town on
business.
S.W. Cartwright was in Austin Wednesday
on business.
The fine residence of DIR. Gray is completed
He is moving.
L. G. Furman the Austin fence man is get
ing to be full fedged farmer.
W. II. Lawrence was in Austin Tuesday on
business.
J. B. Graves is getting around again from
the late injury he received in his leg.
Miss Anna Stokes has returned from very
happy visit in Iowa.
The fall term of school commenced in the
Tanner district Monday. MissCarrie Manning
from Austin is teacher.
Miss Cora Hunt one of our enterprisins
young ladies, leaves this week for New York
She intends TO be gone about one year.
Mrs. VIM. Burw1ll, nee Lucy J. Pick, is Wis
iting her relatives and friends here.
DIED.-Aug. 20, 1889, in Northwood. Iowa, Mr.
Gaylord Graves.
Mr.. Graves was IS years three months an
seven days old, He lived very useful an
industrious life, and was very conscientiou
Christian and member of the Baptist churc
for more than 60 years. He was highly re
spected by all who knew him He was tn
father of eight children, one of which reside
in this place now, ]. B. Caves, And it ma
vel be said of him, as the Apostle Paul said
he has fought good fight, he has finished hi
course, he has kept the faith.