Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
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Austin Furniture Co. sell the Wild.
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OF Minneapolis, has failed.
The dry goods stores will close at
$3.50 hereafter except Saturdays.
Warm meals at all hours at the G. A.
H. restaurant over McBride's store.
Fresh home made cakes and pies al
ways on hand at the G. A. R. restaurant
over McBride's store.
Judge johnson Is identifying his res
ldence with the assistance of carpenters
and painters. This is the correct act.
One of the popular Chicago Cottage
Organs can be seen at the TRANSCRIPT of"
flee, For sale by the Austin Furniture CO.
For fne kettle rendered lard the Fly
ing Dutchman can't be beat. They do
there own rendering and 1t is guaranteed
strictly first-class.
Giles & Tryon have secured the agen-
cY Of the celebrated Grand Republic CT.
gar, long Havana filled cigar. for 8 cts
each. 81 so per box.
-Fiehn s. Briebach are fitting up the
old Jonn Walsh building tor their meat
market. Will make q dandy market
when they get their new fernlture in.
Bishop Whipple will visit Austin and
lecture in the opera house on Monday
evening May Goth. On Tuesday Morning
he will conduct services in the Episcopal
church.
MIR. Raab has large number of vas
es and specimens of pottery on exhibl-
ton IN the store second door south of
postoffice. Call in and see what can be
done with the Austin CLAW.
Buying your meats at the Flying
Dutchman is just like plucking the
choice fruit from the top limbs. They
select only the very best stock the coun-
try produces and their prices are as low
as the lowest.
Spring Valley Vldette -Nelson Miller
and wife of Brownsville, Mlnn., attended
the centennial celebration here on Tues
day. Mr.. Miller, who was formerly night
operator at Spring Valley, Is now station
agent at Brownsville.
Taopi farm have set out over 12, 900 trees
this spring of the best varieties. This is
one of the best possible investments of
time and money. and hosts of our farm
ers should follow the example.
-Hildahl, our enterprising photog
rapher has just finished two dozen more
cabinet photographs for Gov, Merriam.
These little incidents show that our art
lists are in the front ranks of their pro-
fesslon and moving at winning gait.
1t is reported. that the Waltham
Watch Co., intend to locate at Mason
City. This is good news as it is a guar
antee of cheap watches. If the Iowa
legislature. can make the railroads carry
freight for less than cost. they can also
make the watch company sell watches
for less than cost. and there is no telling
what they may do.
In speaking of the I'd Hand store be-
ing brilliantly lighted with 20" lights, we
should have said "13." This slight omis-
sion of a figure 1 caused the I'd Hand man
to waltz around on his ear and threaten
to ride our old machine out into the river.
After sizing it up he concluded to let it off
this time. But be it understood that he
runs 13 lights Zone of which is q 800 can
die power) insteadsof 3.
The street commissioner has done a
fine job cleaning up Main street, but we
notice that paper and other litter are be-
ginning to make their appearance there
the street awhile for change? Keep
the paper and straw in box or barrel.
and at favorable time burn 1t. Don't
turn it loose in the street to brighten
horses and form nuisance generally.
j. B. Revord is Gaping the climax
on that fine porch of his, by the painting
be is having done on it. G. W. johnson
is the artist and he has been twir]ing the
paint brush in way to make Revords
porch the envy of all beholders, 1t ex.
hibits some very fine work. We expect
there will be glass case around it before
the week is out, it is too fine to be left
out of doors.
Mrs. H. 0. Durkee. at the request Of
several of her former pupils, and others,
has returned for another term of lessons
in voice and physical culture upon Del
sartean principles. Glasses of different
grades will be formed and few pupils
taken for private instructions. Also a
class for Shakespeare has been suggested.
For terms, etc., see Mrs. Durkee: at HO-
tel Robinson.
About seventy five couples assembled
at the residence of L. D. Baird last We'd
nesdav afternoon in the absence of Mr.
and Mrs. Baird, IN time for tea. The
object of the gathering. was to help Mr..
and Mrs. Baird celebrate their tin wed.
ding and it was regular surprise party
except that L. D. and wife were gennln
clip surprised. A fine Sterling piano that
Lyman had surreptitiouslY got into the
house earlier in the day for his wife, 8
benefit was we'll tried and pronounced a
very fine one. All present enjoyed a
pleasant evening.
Some of our we'll meaning and gen.
orally good conducted citizens impose
upon the good nature of their neighbors
by keeping dogs whose sphere of useful:
ness is very limited, but whose sphere of
unusefulness, apparently knows no
limit. Without any proper doggish avo.
cation, they devote their days and nights,
in tiresome succession, to such little &C.
centr1cities as bowling nights, worrying
cats and COWS, running over new gardens
and barking at teams. The owner of a
dog should remember that it is easy for a
good dog to become nuisance, and gov
ern the dog accordingly. For that class
of dogs whose only accomplishment is
frightening horses, with preference for
those driven by women or children, q
rapid transit into the next stage of exist
ence should be furnished by some con.
yenient route. This world was not made