Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-06-19

New stock of silverware, novelties.
ETC., at Hayes Bros. Look at our prices.
%. H. Nelson, from Waukon, Wis.,,
with Dalager & Halverson. occupies the
Ben George house.
Go to VIM. NJ. Howe's office for perfect
abstracts Of title. Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates.
Per oxide of sillcate, sure death to
| all insect life. For sale in any quantity
by S. H. Harrison, florist 14-16
Our friend G. G. Ubellar is now locat-
ed at Englewood Illinois. He writes US
that he will cherish the memory of the
good people of Austin.
We'll, Sarah, what have you been do
ing to make YOU look 50 young? Oh.
nothing much, only been using Halls Hair
Remover to restore the color of my hair.
Grand Meadow Record: Geo. Pearce
was under arrest at Austin and was or
dered to the guard house to be kept on
pork and beans the first day and bread
and water the second.
Fred Foote and Miss Helen Soule,
both old residents of Lansing, were mar
ried at the Episcopal church Sunday
morning by Rev. Edwin johnson. Their
home will be in Minneapolis.
The benefits of vacation season may
be greatly enhanced, if, at the same time,
the blood is being cleansed and yitallzed
by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla A
good appetite, fresh vigor. and wonder
full medicine.
Mrs. Margaret Guy of Oakland died
Thursday evening at the age Of seventy
six years. She had been a resident Of
Oakland for nearly twenty years. She
leaves large family of grown up chill
dren, who are prominent citizens here.
The sale of Short Horn cattle which
! was advertised to take place at Cresco,
Iowa, June 10 was verv successful Mr.
McHugh writes U.S. Eleyen bulls averaged
| $3.50 IS COWS averaged $11630 making
| & toai average for the 46 head of $117. Is.
r. ]. Hall Of Norris MIMI, and E.
H. Atwood of st: Cloud, two prominent
! Alliance men, were in the city Monday.
Mr. Hall is one OF the directors in our
new Farmers Insurance Co., and Mr.. At
| wood IS secretary of the Fifth Congress
sional District Alliance.
Preston Times: Attorney r. E. Shep-
herd, of the firm of Kingsley & Shepherd,
Austin, Mimi, made the Hub short
professional visit yesterday. This firm
now ranks among the best IN the state"
You hit the nail pretty squarely on the
head that time, Mr.. Times.
The junior class of the high school
gave a very pleasant reception Friday
evening at the residence of l.. NJ. Ober.
A large number of the teachers, pupils,
members of the school board and other
friends of the school were in attendance.
They enjoyed a very pleasant evening.
Married. on Tuesday 10, at the home
Of the brides parents IN this city. by
man of Iowa. to Miss Rose Galloway. Mr..
Stockman is brother of Mrs A.. Pooler
and formerly clerked in Mr.. Pooler's store.
He is a very pleasant and popular young
man. Miss Galloway is one of our we'll
known and most popular young ladies.
May deserved success and happiness for
life be the lot of these young people.
! Thomas S, Suleeba, a native Turk.
spoke at the Congregational church Sun
| day night. He told some very interesting
stories of the religious customs and hab'
| its of his people. Mr. Suleeba has just
! finished course at Carleton college, and
i a thorough SCHOLAR: He will take a
medical course and return to his country
as medical missionary. To make his
way through college he is engaged dur
ing the summer vacation in giving lect-
ures upon his country aud its surround
ings. illustrated by fine stereoptlcan
views. DR.. Suleeba is an intelligent
man. thoroughly understanding his coun-
try. His lectures are very interesting,
and you should not fail to hear them.
-Owatonna Journal: Prof. Rankin,
who for the past five years has had
charge of the public schools of this city,
leaves this week for the east. During
the time he has been among US, he has
labored INCREASINGLY to raise the standard
and increase the efficiency of the schools
under his charge. That he has succeeded
;s evident by the fact the High School
todav stands in the first grade, only six
Chars in the state belonging to the
same class. Not only as teacher anc
superintendent, but as citizen whose
influence was always on the side OF
RIGHT. as a. friend whom it was always
pleasure to meet. Prof. Rankin will be
missed amond us. In bidding adleu te
, the citizens of Owatonna, Prof. RANKIN
NAV be assured that he will carry Will
him their best wishes for his success II
| his uew field of labor,
q Two prizes for Western Prince
sucking colts for 1889 will be given at tn
Mower County Agricultural Fair on tn
!. second day. The judges will be chose
II by the exhibitors. First prize, $l5; sec
T. ond prize. $40. Those having Wester
d Prince colts are requested to bring ther
in on that day and compete for aboV
y prizes. L. HlOII'
~ School report of district d, for til
|, Month ending May 81, 1889. Numbt
Ga,\1rolled 49, average attendance 49,
Whose neither absent or tardy durln
} thin \ month were, Rena Bemis, Clyc
I Ra,, \is, Howard Bemis, Loren Drow1
IAN; e Hill, Sallie Hill, Willie Rug
Ganaa Hanson, James Hanson. Tho
} nvan: n inety in department. were. Rel
Romss Clyde Bemis, Howard BENZ
| Kate nas,\ wn, Loren Drown, Laura Hill
! Jamie liz Sallie Hill, Edward Ma1o n
| f'aunv M lone, Harry Malone, Will
I Rupg' John \uie Hooper, Mary Hope
p t.ugS, o Hnon\ er, Lena Hanson, Jam
H Hanson Lyizzie Malone, Merl
9 n,own' kman \da sodergreen, Afr
= Sodergreen, Mi }n,e sodergreen: Tho no
b over eighty in examination were, Lau
: H Xxi It'll T,;zzie MAI one, Howard Benz