Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-01
AT the Red Front Shoe Store can be
found the finest slippers in the city.

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Fresh home made cakes and pies al.
ways on hand at the G. A. r. restaurant
over McBride's store.
DR.. Macdonald will give a dinner
party le several of has friends ut the
Palace Restaurant today.
The Truesdell lottery will take place
Jan. Z, 2 p. m, at John Fairbanks office.
There are some tickets yet unpaid for.
Remember the New Home is the
leading machine for fancy and plain sew
ing Austin Furniture Company. Agents.
Rheumatism is caused by lacyic acid
in the blood. which Hoods Sarsaparllla
nu,ttrallzes, and thus cures rheumatism.
Frank Ward is prepared to do light
drawing and express work for every one
on short notice and IN first class shape,
Leave orders at Kaiser & Guiney's har-
ness shop.
Apples! Apples at Bascomb & Halls.
Buyers will have the advantage of Sc
lecting from over three hundred barrels
of the best varieties in the city at the
lowest prices. Main street, Austin,
MINI.
-Whooping cough, Group, sore throat
sudden colds. and the lung troubles
peculiar to children, are easily controlled
BY promptly administering Ayers CHEEKY
Pectoral. This remedy Is safe to take.
certain in its action. and adapted to ali
constitutions.
-Ope feature of the TRANSCRIPT in
the future will be our church column In
this column will be given ali church
notices, aud reports of services. If you
have any notices that come under this
head, please hand them in not later than
Tuesday noon.
AT the last meeting of Mcintyre post
the ladies of the w. r G. took occa-
SION to surprise them. The surprise con-
sisted of lunch and social, and the pre-
sentlng to the post of 500 in cash by
the W. X. C. A very pleasant evening
was enjoyed by all present.
The regular monthly sociable of the
Woman's Relief Corps will be held at the
residence of Mrs. B. W. Lowell Wednes
day evening. Jan. 8, 1890. Sons and
daughters of veterans especially invited.
Come everybody and have a social time
Refreshments served
When anybody tells you that you
can't get photographs cheaper at Hildahl' s
gallery than any other gallery in the city.
you tell them It is not so. will guar
antee that nv work will compare in
quality, and finish with any gallery in
Austin. Look for the revolving show
case. g. S. Hildahl. 81 If
Pianos! Pianos, Organs! Organs!
Lakeside, Emerson, and K,mball Only
$50 for full size high top mouse proof
Kimball organ with book and stool on
monthly or quarterly payments. Old
instruments taken in exchange. Be sure
to write for catalogues and prices W.
81. Harrington, first door north of First
National Bank
The newly elected officers Of McIn-
tyre Post will be installed next Saturday
night. They are: C. J. Miller. com
mander; c. n. Beiseker, junior vice
John Fairbanks, officer of
the day; John Connor, officer of the
guard; 0. W. Gibson, surgeon; Rev. W.
E. Stanley, chaplain; Wilson Beach,
G. W. Merrick, adjutant,
and J. E. Robinson, sergeant major.
The Woman's Relief Corps, Sons and
Daughters of Vetrans are invited.
M. Harrington of Denver. Iowa. was
in our city day or two last week, the
guest of Jonathan Freeman Mr.. Far
rington is at the head of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Company of his county
and also of the State. The mutual com
panies of Iowa are carrying risks to
the amount of 70 million dollars, while
his own county, Bremen, consisting of
only twelve towns, Is carrying over two
and a half millions. This speaks we'll
for the Iowa mutual companies, and Is
sufficient evidence that when properly
managed they can be made of great
benefit to the farmer. Mr.. Freeman was
secretary of the Bremen COUNTY company
over six years, and was delighted to meet
one of his old coworkers.
1t is really unfortunate when two
young men desire to pay their attentions
to the same young lady. A case Of this
kind has just been brought to our notice.
1t happened last Tuesday when certain
young man went to present his Christm as
token to one of our prominent youn &
ladies'. Imagine his feelings, if you can.
when he discovered that the other fellow
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baf1ed by this misfortune, he cautiously
mid his present under the steps and rang
the door bell. It was . very pleasan.
company" and about II O'Clock our
young hero succeeded in presenting his
gift to the young lady. having tired the
''otber fellow" out. Such valor shou' d
receive ito proper reward, surely.
The officers of Fidelity Lodge were
duly installed last Friday evening by
Past Master VIM. Todd. After the in
stsllaion very pleasing program was
carried out. consisting OF music. short
speeches. etc. solos were sung by Mrs.
Birkett, Mrs. Allen and Miss Wood, q
duet BY Mrs Allen and Miss Sherwood. A
ladies quartet by Miss Wood, Mrs Allen.
Miss Sherwood and Mrs. Burnham WAS
exceptionally well rendered. Rev
Dewart made short address. winding up
with a presentation of past masters
jeWsls to VIM. Todd and Joseph Adams,
gift from members of the lodge Henry
Blrkett, Eugene Wood, C. 81. Davidson,
q. L. West and George Hirsh RESPONDED
to call for remarks, sitter which lunch
was served, Visiting and other amuse-
ments occupied the rest of the evening.
A large number OF visitors were present,
Mr.. Nudge, now in California, writes
very gloomy letter to his folks, and we
judge be is not very much delighted with
the weather at leaSf He saws SIT roinr