Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-10-02
-Oil and Neddles at the Austin Furni-

Think Of a good Hard wood bed stead
stained and nicely vanished, for 81
No charge for trimming at Mrs. VIM.
O1sonss millinery store over Hirsia,s cloth
ing store.
Married. in Austin Sept. Is by Rev.
W. E.. Stanley. August Weber and Loana
Gekler.
Rochester Post: DR.. and Mrs. Allen,
have returned from visit to their son
in Austin.
Don't you see that you can save
money by getting your furniture OF the
Austin Furniture Co.
Leroy Independent: Mrs E. A.
Whitcomb visited Austin and Mr.. Re
more's people this week.
Married, on Thursday the Goth, by
the Rev. S. Fl. Dewart at the NJ E.
Parsonage Austin, Miss Estellia Griffin.
to MI. Willie Paddleford, both of Mower
Don't purchase black tips until
seeing those at Mrs. VIM Olson's mil
linery store. A fine assortment and at
very low prices.
LEROY independents: Howard Poole
flung his cup of hot coffee across the
table at J. F. Trask in hotel at Austin,
for lntimating that he was paid witness
in one Of the fire CLAIMS.
- Look out for thieves and burglars.
Our exchanges speak of a goodly crop Of
this Improbable gentry Have dose of
cold lead ready to apply to their worth
less frames It will DO them good to have
a few courtesles Of that kind extended to
them.
"A clear brain and and right aim
is manifested by all nurses who keep DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup handy. 1t is reliable
and contains nothing injurious. A safe
blood is Laxador, the "golden'' house
hold remedy and specific for all malarial
troubles. Price 80 cts
Rev. S. II. Dewart left Tuesday for
St. Paul to attend the NJ. E. Conference
which opens today. Mr.. Dewart has
been in Austin three years but the wish
for his return seems to be general. The
official board in response to this feeling
voted unanimously for his return. No
better comment can be made on his work
in Austin.
Albert Lea Enterprise: Nine of the
youths of Austin, marshaled by that bold
warrior, Con Fogarty, arrived here last
Saturday about noon and later PLAYED a
town. The game was well played. con-
sidering the clubs, and it affords us much
pleasure to state in this newspaper that
the visitors were beaten in score of II
to 16.
There will be q grand dance al
ArmorY Hall Thursday evening Oct. IL
under the auspices of Mcintyre Post G,
A. r. A general invitation Is extended
to all to come and have a most enjoyable
time. There viii be good music ani
special committees will look after the
comfort of all. Tickets 81, Oyster supper
extra at G.. A. r. Hall. Be sure to bt
present.
| -Lanesboro Journal: Grant Turner
departed Monday for Austin vhe1e b.
went to accept position IS fireman or
this division. :. Conductor Leslie Shaw
moved his family to Austin last Friday
50 that he could be at home more. tina
place beng his head quarters at present
The many friends here of Mr.. Shaw ant
his worthy wife will wish them prosperit.
and happiness in their new home.
Oct. I, 1880. will furnish Ill the
material such as brick, mortar and labo
to erect ordinary chimneys for 65 cent
a foot. The same to compare with othe
lchimneys costing from 81 to $3.50 pei
foot. fully warranted. Leave orders a
Kaiser & Gulney's harness shop, Dalage
i & Holyerson. Grocers, Decker Bros
Hardware. Hall & West Dry Goods
Roberts & Co. Hardware. Pioneer brio
mandatory & building contractors o
Austin Minnesota P. c. SULLIVAN. t
Those who kindly furnished provis
ion for the tables at the fair. and VIII
have not received the accompanying
dishes, will find them al the library whicl
is open afternoon and evening of Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday, of eacl
week. Will the ladies confer the favo
of calling and claiming their OWE, as
was impossible to indemnity unmarke'
dishes so as to return them correctly t
their owners.
/ S.. L. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
The Ladies of the Aid Society O
Dexter will hold Fair Saturday, Oct. 1
in the King building in Dexter, CON
mencing at. 10 o'clock a. M, with Dime
; at noon. Lunch at all hours and oyste
, supper in the evening. Charges will
moderate. Quilts and fancy articles, bot
useful and ornamental will be sold. Com
every body and bring your pocket boob
By order of committee
. Mrs. B. S. BENNER, Sec.
Rev. Dewart gave a few statistics las
T Sunday morning in regard to the N. I
, church OF Austin which NAV be of inter
! est to others besides his immediate cor
gregation. In two years the church ha
raised and paid SO. 500 on the new churc
besides paying salaries and other e,
penses in full, There is left an indebted
ness of $1,000 provided for by subscril
ton. In the three years of his pastoral
,, there have been received SO member
,, into the church. During that time Z
have removed leaving a net gain of 81
The actual membership Is now 1862
John Rockwell, living near Browns
dale, it is said, cannot live until Monda,
About five weeks ago while fixing up b
fence, one of the wires broke and bar
f struck him On the thigh, making a sligt
o wound of perhaps an inch In len 9Th. 4
/ first he thought nothing of the wount