Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03

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-Halverson's IS the place to get your
tish-tresh, fat, and cheap.
Wanted to buy or rent, a second hand
safe. Inquire at this office. >,.@
Wanted, butter and eggs, for cash
or groceries. w. G. Horrobin.
Fred Buck is now employed at
Merrill & Strouts dry good store. j. =,
For sale or rent, my residence on St.
Paul street. VIC. Horrobin.
1t will soon be fair time, and every
one should come and have good time.
"A. zimmerman and wife were among
those who went to La Crosse today to
attend the fair.
Don't they 20, corn or gloss starch,
Z cents a package. -Four for % cents at
G. E. Lashbrook's cash grocery.
-Pooler keeps the celebrated milk
shake. The best. most healthful and pal
atable drink to be had.
III. s. Merrill went to Chicago Mon
day night to buy goods. Gong to fill
the store right up to the neck he says.
why don't YOU trade at G. E. Lash
brooks, the cash grocer. Your neigh
bors all do. He will save you 10 per
cent.
-Thresh,ng machine men, you should
call on H. A. Halverson before buying
your supply of oils. He can save you
some money.
"A business meeting of the Ladies'
Floral Club will be held at the Library,
on Tuesday, Sept: 8, ats p. m. s. L.
Davidson, Secretary.
Among the many improvements going
on about Austin is the building of a fine
stone sidewalk in front of W. w. En-.
giles residence, on Mill street.
Pledge day for the Band of Hope
will be held Friday afternoon at O. clock.
An interesting program has been prepared
and large attendance is desired.
n. P. Halversons, the grocery man,
wants every threshing machine man in
the county to call on him before buying
his supply of oils for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Storer, of River Point.
Steele county, are visiting their sOn-in.
law aud daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Halle, Of the Third Ward drug store.
Crosse & Blackwell quart bottle
mixed and plain pickles, worth u cents,
marked down to IS cents at G. E. Lash.
brook. Call early before they are gone.
-Halverson proposes TO furnish every
machine man who will call at
his store with flrst-class oil at bottom
prices. You'll miss 1t if you don't try
him.
The constantly increasing sales Of
the Austin Cash Store give opportunity
for making cash bargains, greater than
ever before offered to our trade. e. NJ.
Rice & Co.
RESERVED seats for the concert Fri
day evening are now on sale at Tryon &
Mulls. Remember this is home talent
for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church.
-$50O.0O reward given to any person
who purchases can of Century Baking
Powder and an enameled or steel dish
for so cents at G. E. Lashbrook that does
not get twice its moneys worth.
Ole r. Paulson, of Newry township,
just across the line in Freedom county,
was showing some fine samples Of large
apples raised on his place this summer.
Mr.. Paulson is a rank Democrat, but
raises fine apples.
Mrs. Clusters new book, "Following
the Guidon." a collection of reminis-
cences of military life on the western
frontier, and worthy companion to her
former work, "Boots and Saddles" has
just been published by Harper &
Brothers.
Rev. George NJ. Muller is expected to
speak IN Austin again Sept. 8, on the
Alliance movement. Mr.. Muller is the
gentleman who spoke at the court house
q short time ago, and will be remembered
by some of our citizens as an able
speaker.
Il am here to stay and am compelled
to sell goods for small profit to induce
people to pay cash. Just try the expert
ment for one month at my store and be
convinced that you can save from 10 to
Is per cent. G. E. Lashbrook, the Spot
Cash Grocer.
s.. A. Dewitt, late of Mitchell, Iowa,
has opened a new grocery store in the
Third Ward, in the building lately occu-
pied by Hazle's drug store He IS put
ting in an entirely new stock of goods and
invites the public to give him a call when
in need of groceries.
ALI persons desiring instructions IN
music, vocal or instrumental are
requested to call at the Convent and
make arrangements with regard to terms,
etc. The music teacher is here and
wishes to begin giving lessons at once.
% 26 DOMINICAN SISTERS.
-Hunkins was rushing around at
lively rate this morning. with dreadful
nervous appearance. The cause of his
unsettled nerves was easily understood
when we learned that he was to be mar
ried at noon to Miss Lottie Cotton.
Shake, Hunkins, you have secured most
estimable lady.
For the Howard County Fair at
Cresco, Iowa, excursion tickets will be
sold at 81 for the round trip. Sell Aug.
28 to 20 inclusive. Good to return until
Aug. 80. A special train will leave Aus
tin for Cresco at 7:30 q. m. /; returning
leave Cresco at $50 p. m. on August 81,
q and 90. e. 81. Coleman, agent c., NJ.
s 81. P. Railway. -.-5 r
Miss Lillian Stamford, niece of Mrs.
McNish, who was to have assisted in the
concert for the Presbyterian church, can