Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-04
Della Anderson and Charley Squires

Della Anderson and Charley Squires
are married.
A pleasant room to rent. Street en-
trance. Enquire at this office.
The first teaches examination for
the county will be held in the court room,
Austin, Thursday, Sept, 10.
1T IS reported that the round house
of the Kansas City r. Il. at Lyle is to be
moved to Austin or Mason city soon.
Ole Dalager and Miss Daisy Reduer
are to be married to-day. Here is our
good wishes for these adventures upon
the matrimonial sea.
Il. D. Carter went to the state far
Tuesday. He has charge of the sheep
department there. He would like to
have all the bows call on HIM while visit
ing the fair
To our notion, Hotel Robinson could
have no better sign than the new side
walk that has just been put down. 1t is
what may we'll be called a dandy. Let
US have some more "slgns."
For the Freeborn Co. Fair round trip
tickets will be sold at one full fare and
third tor the round trip, Sell Sept "A
to 26, inclusive. Return coupons good
until Sept. 26. G. H, COLEMAN,
Agt. G. NJ & St. P. Ry.
The officers of the Agricultural soci-
ETY. are crow ding preparations for the
fair just now, The citizens are now
contributing literally to furnish addition
al buildings on the grounds. Every thing
points to great success this fall.
About forty old friends of Mrs. S. A.
Corning under the leadership of Mrs.
Wav called on her Wednesday evening
with their baskets for surprise party.
After very pleasant evening the party
dispersed leaving valuable reminder fol-
Mrs. Corning.
Married at Peru, New York Monday
Aug. 26, 1889, at 3, p. m. by Rev. E. L.
Arnold, Newton s. Gordon and Fannie
K. Rlcketson.
The TRANSCRIPT forgives and congrat'
ulates. These people returned to the
fold Tuesday morning,
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Missionary society of the Congregations
church will be held Friday at 8 O'Clock
., m. with Mrs. J. F. Cook. In con
nection with it Missionary tea will be
served, which will be picnic supper. Al
ladies of the church and congregation
are cordially invited.
The school board had specia
meeting Monday evening. They votee
to appropriate $500 to aid in laying {
sewer from the High school grounds
eastward, IN accordance with plans ad
opted by the city council. j. E. Robin
son was appointed to look up the matter
of seats for the new room. The examins
board was directed to report to the boare
the result of the examinations o.
teachers.
1.-Two weeks more of this weathe
will put the corn out of the reach O.
Jack FROST an exchange says. Perhap!
it will, but it will be poor kind of {
put, if we are any judges. 1t is simply
drying up without maturing and will b'
of that loose on the cob kind, that il
only good for poor kind of COW feed
We are not extracting much comfort ou
Of this as corn weather.
Hon. E. S. Hoppin passed through
the city Monday evening on his way t(
the Rochester fair with seventeen hea(
of his choice Devon cattle. He will take
in the Rochester and state fairs anc
return in time to exhibit this stock a
our county fair. Mr.. Hoppln has a very
fine herd of cattle and his exhibit will b.
an interesting one. Sixteen of the seven
teen with him are registered thorough
breds, the other is choice grade COW.
Geo, F. Goodwin, the republican
candidate for attorney general of Nortl
DakotB, was at one time county attorne,
of Mower county, in this state, and il
| that capacity prosecuted Jack Riley TO
attempting to assassinate Judge Page
He was assisted in the prosecution b,
Hon, J. NJ. Burlingame,
Blazing OIL
The oil house north of the Milwauke,
depot, caught on fire Monday night ant
was totally consumed. 1t contained
about 1870 barrels of oil and gasoline q
the time. The building and content
were the property of the Hannaford Oh
Co.