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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-08
bayfield,.

Ehere has been considerable sickness the
past~Week.
The;dance at Larson's hall, New Years eve.
was a success
W H Symes has sold his lumber yard to
Oliver Thorsness.
School commenced Monday after a two
weeks vacation.
G E Symes of WestfieId was in town a
couple of days last week.
w Symes went to Des Moines. Iowa. last
Tuesday, returning Thursday.
The railroad water tank with windmill at
this place is nearly completed.
The Society was entertained by Mrs F
Brown last Wednesday afternoon and even.
ing.
Mrs Beaman of st Paul, accompanied by
Mrs Campbell of Dodge Center, visited her
son. Beaman, last Wednesday.
Rumor has 1t that the Dahle vacant house
and the rooms over Hagen's store are both
soon to be occupied. Glad to hear it,
Mr. Pike of St Charles. MINI, arrived here
last Tuesday to spend New Years day with
his family at bis father-in-law's, G c Hartley.
Mr. Pike and family returned home on FRIDAY
last.
Mr. Dalen, of the firm of Dalen 4 Weeks.
vent to Grand Meadow last Tuesday to see
bis best girl. returning Saturday. For
reasons unknown the best girl was not seen.
Mr.. Dalen will take another,trip that way in
she course Of q few weeks. Let her know
next timo. Glib. SO she may be at home.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-08
OAKLAND.

Winter has come In earnest this time. Ten
below this morning.
What Is the matter with the soap man?
Guess no has frozen up.
II S King is selling the new book, ''Blue and
Gray" 1t is a good book full of excitement.
Riley's African wants to preach. Come
boys. chip in and we will hire him the school
house.
Our station agent must have Joined some
lodge, or why does he wear the letter @ on
the front of his coat3
The Lightly boys will have a dance one
week from Friday night. Come one and all.
and bring your girl and supper.
Harris starred fishing the other night. He
must have been awfuIiy disappointed when
he found that the other fellow had got the
Minnie.
The dance at Moscow Wednesday night was
q success, although the night was stormy.
Thirty couple we're there and enjoyed them.
selves until in the morning.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-08
DEXTER.

All we'll at present.
A King is expecting his folks home soon.
WA Medbury mas fine roadster for sale or
trade.
Harris & Kirkwood are waiting for their
new bit to drill with.
Frank Hinmen and wife are back from
visiting their parents and others.
D Williams and daughter, Mrs Kenerson,
visit to relatives.
Our rabbit hunters went out yesterday for
another slaughter, but on account of too
much ice they only got four.
About twenty of our boys have formed
club for the Omaha Bee. Any prize drawn of
any value will be equally divided.
The village board met last evening. A tax
: was levied of &c per barrel on all water taken
outside of the village. j A King was an,
pointed as a committee to look after the town
pump.
Fred Proeschei, while after a load of mer-
caandise for his new house. had the bad luck
OF getting one of his horses hurt In the hip
and back. Being unable to take him home
she wasl left at SCOTS barn, where Ed
will doctor the beast.
Our drama was q grand success about ono
tAundred and fifty persons present. Receipts
of the evening, $3.50. A dance followed.
With about twenty couple present, which
lasted till about l O'clock, when all went
Acme for good rest
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-08
BENNINGTON.

Frank Edwards is having half section of
land fenced for pasture. w Groby is build
ing the fence.
John Darst has just finished building a fine
house. He has nice farm. We are glad to
welcome such men.
The school in the Darst district has been
suspended on account of the teacher, Miss
Alice Shay, being quite sick with measles
Chris johnson Fulkum has rebuilt his barn
and we are glad to learn that he received the
insurance. Farmers should take warning
and patronize the insurance companies more.
The north half of section 2, town of LIE Row.
was sold for $4,000. This land joins Bennlng-
ton on the south, and is a fair sample of our
unimproved land In Bennington. Land 10
changing bands every day. Come and get a
home before it is too late.
Mr. Churchill of frankfort and Mrs Shaw
were united in the holy bonds of matrimony.
This makes the young dudes hang their heads
and think of going west, when they remember
that the bridegroom has carried off one of
their old girls. Both we're over 70.
A very pleasant wedding anniversary was
held at Ashton Graham's In remembrance of
their nth anniversary. There were over
seventy present, representing several town.
ships. All enjoved themselves very much.
The presents we're an upholstered sofa and
rocking chair. and sot of cane-seated chairs.
We are glad to see the smiling countenance
of Carlos McNeir among US again. He IL buy
Ing grain for Marvin, Pike & Co of Minnespo-
lis. Nc has bought several carloads in Fill
mere county. Anyone wishing to sec him in
bis line of business can fiud him at bis
brothers, g H NJ cNeir, for the next ten days.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-08
BRovthsDAL AL.
Everybody sayslt's slippery. =as.
Some sleiehs were out Sunday. 5S.
Mrs o r York Is on the sick list. .. 5=z

Some sleiehs were out Sunday.
Mrs o r York Is on the sick list,
+ Charley Harris was In the city Saturday. VI.
CA Warren and Asa Britts are fighting the
influenza. w. :.@51.
Dan Ryan purchased COW Of f Miller Mon.
day. paying go for her. E. ..s=
Dance, supper included, only u, at sleeper's
Hall. Friday night, Jan. TO-. #.
Dora Baker. after pleasant visit to Austin
and home, 10 with US again. f~
John soders reen says some one stole load
OF wood from him last week.
Mrs W Woodward returned from Mime
apolis, accompanied by Lortie sauborn.
Notwithstanding the slippery roads, a large
crowd Of people were in town Saturday.
The seats at the Baptist church will soon
be cushioned, 80 that everyone can take q
nap.
Elder LYONS Of Minneapolis Is expected to
preach here at the Baptist church Thursday
night.
Neither rain, snow nor below zero prevents
Henry and Lit from making their REGULAR
trips.
Last Monday night a ten pound xirl made
its appearance at N. r. Millor's, our station
agent.
Mrs A A Anderson slipped on the ice Sun
day morning, bruising a leg aud sustaining
quite a shock.
a new carpet. lately purchased of A. L.
Sleeper 4 Sons, adorns the Baptist church,
and everybody Is happy.
James Werney and Pat McGinnis, with their
families, have departed from here. Their
destination Is not known.
Messrs James Stokes, Pete Stendal and d L
Tanner are now carrying new gold watches
lately purchased Of Alec Kerr.
Jessie Casseday, Mary Mcclellan and
Charles Colby were to be baptized in the
creek north of the city, Sunday last, but
the baptizlng has been postponed to q future
day.
4 Bartlett, it ls rumored. has invested in a
grain warehouse at Grand Meadow and
Spring Valley. If true, we hope he will come
here again to boom the market, as in the
past.
Prayer meeting WAS held at the Baptist
church Monday and Tuesday, and will con-
tIuuo wednesday, evening". AFTER C0at prOO.
ably We shall have series of meetings, and
preaching for the balance of the week and
next week.
William Valkman and Herman Pipcorn,
under the influence of too much corn Juice
we're thrown out of their wagon near Mr.
Townsend's residence, the day before New
Years, and tho team left for home. Moral;
Let corn Juice alone.
Last week Tuesday Christian Scheck died
of trichinosis, and there are between thirty
and forty cases Of it two milos north of here,
with some hopes now of their recovery. 1t is
among the families of Sheiks, woolenbergs,
Witchkey and Stankey. and was caused by
eating pork sausage containing trchine
The patients are under the care of DR. GRAY
of Brownsville, and Drs Allen & Allen
of Austin, and are getting along better than
expected.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-08

marks the city and village schools. indi-
Gates joint districts with school house in adjoining
county. There are 5 of these
Total number of teachers on the list $50; mae &c.
females lls. OF these, 81 hold first grade certificates
81 second grade, and AZ third grade
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-08
WAlThAM.

E P Kimball Is on the sick list
Mercury little lower the past few days.
FL Hill took the train for Austin Monday.
Mr. Richards ofaDubuque was in town Fri
day.
George Boliou returned to Rochester last
Monday.
Mrs L Chapman is visiting here the past
few days.
Mrs L Chapman is visiting her parents
this week.
A Mr. Gillian Of Window was the guest of J
Hunt last week.
Mike johnson of Eden has been visiting
here the past few days.
DR. Ransom of Dodge Center was called
Tuesday to attend a very sick child of James
Perry.
w johnson returned last week from Con-
eeption, Mo. where he has been disposing of
several cars of stock shipped from here.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-08
SUTTON.

Adam Puff, who has been very SICK for
some time, 10 now q little better.
nc Strangman started for Fort Wayne,
Ind, where his mother resides. He intends to
stay there this winter
The boys In this vicinity are anxiously watt
ing for another wedding, which IL reported
to come on In the near future.
1t was merry crowd Of young people
which gathered at the home Of Ferd Straug-
man on Monday evening. 1t was a genuine
surprise party. All present had an exceed.
lngly pleasant time.
1t now reported to be a certainty that the
Winona & Southwestern railroad will cross at
the junction of the Milwaukee and Kansas
City railroads and go direct to Austin, and
that union depot will be built at the juno
ton.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-08
RACINE,
Look out for the wedding bells.
The weather still continues f1no.

Look out for the wedding bells.
The weather still continues hno.
wish you all happy new year.
Mr. and Mrs Short have been visiting
friends at Racine.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. Broynelrs
child Is recovering.
Hiram Johnson of Dakota has been VISITING
his father, Lewis johnson, the past week.
Sflas Utzinger and wife have been visiting
their sister at Welcome. They have returned.
The school teachers arc commencing their
tolls, after few days vacation for Christ.
mas.
The Christmas tree at the German church
was great success. Every one seemed to be
happy.
Hans Weinich has been building a new
house on the Goodwin farm, and will soon
move in.
Mrs Chamberlain has just returned from
two weeks visit with Ger sisters, the Misses
Eastman of Racine.
People are getting up their wood SiIas
Utzinger has started his wood saw Now all
who want their wood sawed in short order
give him call. He can do good job.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-08
& oaE CREEK.

IVY ASuuuC0 PreaCne0 IN Lyle ldet odOUdtn.
The skating Jan. was nothing to brag OF.
The CT u met with Mrs wheelock last
Thursday. %s.s. 49,. ~
Report has 1t that N Snyder is the victim Of
typhoid fever. 2'&
W Allen of Leroy made short visit in the
village last week. II
The week of prayer is being observed in the
Congregational church.
A few Of our villagers think they have fall
len victims to La Grippe.
Mrs A H Williams will entertain the N E
sooiable next Friday night.
Two Of Luke Fairbanks children have what
10 supposed to be scarlet fever
John Cronan made his first visit to Chicago
last week, with car Of potatoes.
DR. Macdonald was summoned to the sick
bed OF Mrs Keefe, Thursday last.
Miss Taylor entertained her friend. Misc
Rademacher, OF Austin. last week.
Mr. Bowers returned Sunday to resume his
duties as teacher Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Tanner Of Northgeld were en-
tertatned at the parsonage last week.
DR. Gibson was in Rose Creek last Saturday.
He was called to see Mrs John Majerus.
Gibbs + Willis went to Albert Lea the first
OF the week to buy potatoes for shipment.
Tom O'Mallev came down from Lansing
Saturday to visit with his brother Ed a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs Willis and family spent New
Years day at Taopi, as the guests of D Nc
lavish.
Alice Sutton returned to the winona Stats
Normal School Monday, after two weeks
vacation.
Thursday evening the young folks surprised
Alice Sutton at her home. and spent pleas
ant evening.
The eldest son of Peter O Malley made glad
the hearts Of his parents New Years morn.
Ing by returning home for short visit.
Carter, wife and daughter, came down
from Northfeld on Saturday, where they
have been visiting for the past two weeks
(From Another Correspondent)
Miss Hopp returned to LIE Roy this week
Andrew jacobson is clerking for c R Varoo
Hurrah for No. 9. Who is going to try and
outlive it.
Skating parties seem to be the sport of our
young people.
Miss Fannie Eastman returned to school in
Austin Saturday.
The Misses Salena and Jennie Skahan are
visiting friends and relatives in Iowa.
Rev Rounce aud wife, who have been visit
Ing at Northdeld, returned home this week.
School commenced Monday, after a two
weeks vacation, with Mr.. Bowers as teacher.
The gathering of the friends with Miss Alice
Sutton last Thursday evening was a pleasant
affair.
Miss Hattie Merrill started Thursday last
for Dakota, where she intends to stop for the
present.
The rain of Saturday night took severe
cold. but was better Sunday evening, though
very pale.
Mrs Varco went to Mitchell, Iowa, to
see her husband, who is dangerously sick at
that place.
The singing school at T Jenson's was wei,
attended. The next will be held at Rev G T
Welcomes next Thursday evening. All are
invited.
We surmise that a new fur establishment
will be started near Six Mile Grove. black
and white coats q speciality. Set that yallei
dog to digging again. As winter is at hand
fur will be in demand.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-08
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-01-08

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