Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-07-03
How is your cornf

Tins IS corn We0t0ef IN earnest.
Just what we want.
For restoring the color, thickenlng the
growth, and identifying the hair, and
badness. Halls Hair Remover
Is unsurpassed.
The Band of Hope give notice of.
an entertainment Fridav evening at the
Opera House. These entertainments
are always very pleasant, and none sho uld
fail to be pres ent.
AT the meeting of the Commandery
Monday evening, it was voted to apply
the assessment paid IN for the Grand
meeting on the yearly dues
of those paying it.
The c., st. P. s. K. G. have arranged
for summer excursion tickets to eastern
points at reduced rates, and sufficient
time for good visit. Ask for rates,
route, etc, to any eastern point. Arthur
Cole, Agent.
DIR. A. W. Allen has now associated
with him, his brother, A. o. Allen. A. 0.
is physician Of several years experience
and will make one of reliable and trust
worth firm. Look for Allen s. Allen over
Giles s. Tryon's drug store.
AT a meeting of the official board
of the NJ. E. church Monday ev-
ening, Rev. s. H. Dewart was granted q
four weeks vacation. A fitting recogni-
ton of his faithful work as pastor. He
starts for Waseca to day to spend part
of this time of rest.
No matter what may be the ills you
bear from indigestion. dose of Aver 8
Cathartic Pills will ease you without
question. Just try them once and be
they have much worse dyspep-
tics cured. You IL find them nice and
amply worth the price.
"A little Is months old child of J. E..
Flood. while visiting at the residence of
Jap Ames last Thursday. had the misfor-
tune to fall from hammock, breaking
her arm above the elbow. DR.. Allen was
called and reduced the fracture, and the
little one is getting long very nicely.
Miss Addie Cook who was elected
to teach in the Austin schools, has resign
ed, and will accept the position in the
Spring Valley schools occupied last year
by Miss Fannie Giles. Sorry to see Miss
Cook go, and Spring Valley is to be
congratulated on securing her services.
&C. NJ. Allen, recently from Rochester
IN this state, has opened stock of ladies'
furnishing goods in the store two doors
south of the postoffce A special line of
hosiery, mitts, gloves, collars and under
wear will be found there. Stamping and
material for fancy work specially.
Another man has got good thing.
Winfield Prouty was married Tuesday af
ternoon, June IS, to Miss Maggie Boyle,
by Rev. S. II. Dewart at the NJ. E.
church. Miss Boyle has been with Mrs.
W. W. Engle for several years, who
thinks it will be hard matter to find as
good girl to take her place.
The annual school meetings through
out the county will be held two weeks
from Saturday, July 20, at o'clock D.
m. In the city we will have chance to
labor with this educational problem
throughout the day. Put in good men
all over the county. It is an extremely
important matter for all and should re-
ceive careful attention by all.
Albert Lea STANDARD: Sir Knights
c. NJ. Wilkinson, F. B. Fobes, G. W.
Barck. J. A. Fuller, Axel Brundin and
F.iW. Barlow attended the grand state
of Knights Templer at
Austin on Monday, Toasted at the ban
quet, and gazed on the splendors of the
ball. The wives of all except DR.. Barck
accompanied their husbands for pleasure
and judicious reasons, and we are glad
they did so.
We have received the Clear Lake
Park Hand Book for the season of 1880
1t is filled with good things for those
who wish to spend few weeks at a de-
lightful summer resort. Among the
many who will be there this year as work,
ers in the various meetings will be Chap
lain McCabe and DR.. Bolton. Send
stamp to Rev. s. P. Marsh, Cor. &c.,,
yourself by return mail.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents, Thursday, June ~, 1889, by Rev.
D. P. Grosscup, Thomas r. Jones, of
Cottonwood county and Miss Mary E.
Morgan. of Mower county. Mr.. Jones
has carried away one of Austln's finest
young ladies, and is to be congratulated
on securing so estimable partner. We
wish them long, happy hfe-may theil
bark never meet with more shoals of ad-
versity than will strengthen their vigor.
lie Roy Independent: Il. O. Cotton
and Fred Larrabee took in the show at
Austin last Tuesday,. 900. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Hayes of Rochester N. Y. arrived
in town last Friday and are visiting
relatives. Mr.. Hayes is A. 81. Hayes
father and brother to Mr. W. Hayes. .
.....A monster Chinese will leap frog
down Main street, shedding numerous
fire balls at each jump until he extin.
guishes himself into nothingness, on the
evening of the fourth.
The prospect for most kinds of crops
throughout the county is better than fol-
the past few years, though experience
teaches that estimates made at this sea
son have multitude OF chances to come
to grief. Hay is very light crop, with
no'possibility of reversal. Corn is thin
On the ground on account of the frosts
Some fields of barley are very thin, but
most of the small grain is looking very
we'll. With favorable conditions from
now on, we will not be in the market fol-
bread and seed as last year.
Hon. J. J. Furlong, E. St. Leger
John heller and County Surveyor Aller
visited the proposed new road on the
north line of Udolpho township Friday
to appra1se the damages to landowners
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