Mower County transcript., 1890-04-23

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We are handling CARPETS. Austin
Furniture Company. 81
Roberts will store your heating
stoves for the summer,
Mrs. Kunath is enlarging her resi-.
dence on Chatham street. .s.
Buy your goods at the Racket Store
and save from Is to 80 per cent.
"A break down Ia our Office caused =
delay IN our publication this week.
Rochester Democrat: Uncle Joe! Scott,
Of Mower county was in the city on Fri
day. .:.-<a..s
Elegant line of silk umbrellas just
received at Hayes Brothers. Engraving
free. .-, ~
Go to VIM. N. Howe's Office for perfect
abstracts of title. Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates.
Attention. Choice healthy black
berry, strawberry and raspberry plants
for sale by A. N. Kinsman.
Miss Stena Peterson, domestic IN
the home of K. O. Wold, fell from a
wagon Monday, breaking her right arm
A large assortment of LADIES', misses
and childrens' hats trimmed In the latest
style just received al the Racket store
Soft colors prevail in carpets this
season and you can find all the newest
patterns at the Austin Furniture Com
pany's.
The maple sugar festival at the NJ.
E. church last Friday evening was sue
cess. both socially and financially. Re-
ceipts, $685..
-Four dollars buys a good American
watch, stem wind, seven jeweled, nickel
movement, in silverlne case, warranted
one year, at Hayes Brothers.
W. P. Minar's dray team took q
lively run from the Milwaukee depot one
day last week. The tongue and one
wheel was badly used up and the wagon
is now lald up for repairs.
The friends of Frank Clay, who
made him such numerous and pleasant
call last week Tuesday evening. present.
ed him with 40 elegant antique oak com
b,ned book case and desk. 1t is dandy
and Frank is mighty proud OF 1t.
We would call your attention to the
fact that We are now showing full line
of ladies' and gents gold and silver
watches. Prices lower than ever offered
before IN the city. Examine the goods
and BE- convinced. At Hayes Brothers.
For sale, one seven-year-old mare. in
foal; one two.year-old gelding; one year
ling mare and two eight-mouths.o old male
colts. Very reasonable prices for cash.
Six miles northwest of Austin. next place
north of G. Kearns. Jonathan Freeman.
We have one of the latest and most
practical instruments, for the purpose OF
itting spectacles. Do not fail to have
YOUR ewes tested and see again as in
youth. We guarantee perfect ft. Some
thing new. Call and see them, at Hayes
Brothers.
Our broom factory IS an institution
which is fast coming to the front. Mr..
Armstrong lately sold 1877 dozen brooms
At Waseca and vicinity, being away
from home less than two days.
Surely our city is tast coming to the front
in the way of manufacturing.
Great credit was given Miss Ora
Smith at the contest Friday evening for
kindly filling the vacancy caused by the
non-appearance of one OF the contestants.
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void-six speakers being required. Miss
Ora was preparing for the next contest.
and though feeling i'll herself she bravely
took hold and saved the medal for the
class.
Mrs. G. G. Adams, accompanied by
Mrs. Arthur Cole, went to Minneapolis last
week to have an operation performed tor
tumor. Mr.. Adams returned Monday
morning. and informs us that the opera
ton was successfully performed Saturday
morning. The physician said she had
passed the critical point and was dong
able to return home IN four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. August King returned
the first of the week from their wedding
trip. We are sorry to say that Mr.. King
has resigned his position at the Milwau-
kee shops, and will 60 to Barnesville,
Minn,, where he has a position in the
brass fitting department of the Great
Northern railroad shops. An increase OF
so cents per day IN wages causes the
change. They leave for their new home
today, and may success 60 with them.
-Complaints are being made tina,
parties are leaving dead dogs and cats
on vacant lots or depositlng them in the
river within the city limits. NO one Will
find fault if twice the number of the
canine and feline tribe were destroyed,
but there should be little care csed a.
to where they are left. We have city
ordinance which imposes fine of not
less than So or more than $50 for leaving
dead carcases within the city limits. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
The following is the honor roll for
sixth grade: Anna Carlson was the only
pupil in the room who was neither absent
nor tardy during the winter term. Names
of pupils who were not tardy during the
| winter term: Stella Johnson, Charles
Mills, Emil johnson, Fred Tisdale, Her
bert Schleuder, Howard Wood, Nellie
Weseman, Kittie Robertson, Sterling
Olsen, Henry Murphy, Walter Void, Orr
Smith, Emma Dunbar, Maud Anderson
Maud Canaven. Herman Baudler, Nora
Becker, Maize Beecher, Nordahl Nicolai
son, Arther Becker, Albert Hilker, Willie
| Kimball.
Ed. and John McMahn, while ou
driving on Sunday last, had quite run
away. The horse becoming unmanage
able in front of Frank TickDor's resi-
dence, dashed away forgetful of those be
hind and caring little for those before
ran through Mr.. T1cknor's back yart
and finally landed home with sllghtl'
damaged wagon. John escaped unhur