Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-12
Beginning to act considerably like
spring weather. ss1.

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Mower County Wall Maps for sale at
half price, at Austin State Bank. 5y1
Don't fail to hear the concert gwen
by Carleton Collge Glee Club, ut opera
house, March a. .....@ -. w.
The election yesterday developed
considerable interest and brought out a
fairly good vote. ~s...~
| The social to be given by the Rebec
cas- will be postponed until next week
Wednesday evening.
Attorney Catherwood is having the
Lowry house repaired. 1t viii! be occu-
pied by William Stimson.
Mrs. C. NJ. Rice goes to ST. Paul
today to select spring stock of novelties
and fancy goods for the Austin Cash
Store.
For good hay or straw, remember
that Sachse Brothers s. Co., can supply
your warts on short notice, and at reason
able prices.
Leave your orders for hay or straw
at Duffey & Mayland's and Sachse Bros
d Co.. will see that they are attended to,
and satisfaction guaranteed
The party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Campbell Monday evening was
the largest party of the season and most
heartily enjoyed by all present.
| I have large amount of money on
hand to loan on farm and city property
at the lowest rate of interest in payments
to suit FRANK A. T1CKNoR,
The Kings Daughters met with Miss
Nellie Sutherland for their March meet
/ ing. A pleasant literary and musical
program was new feature of this meet
ing
Mr.. Halverson, of the late firm OF
Dalager & Halverson. has purchased his
partners interest in the grocery store and
will move into the building formerly oc.
cupied BY Fairbanks & Leonard.
Our school vacation will come one
week later than originally intended, so as
to bring the vacation at the time of the
State teachers institute. Consequently
our school vacation will begin April 7.
&C. c. Hartley of Hayfeld, the genial
landlord of the Hartley house, made our
sanctum pleasant call Saturday. He
made it so pleasant for US awhile that We
imagined we were stopping at his popular
house at Hayfeld.
| John Anderson, q brother of Simon
Anderson, of this city died at Billings,
Montana, Feb. a. He was an old sold1e,
and served IN the same company with Al
Mollison. He was so years old aud the
Youngest in family of twelve boys.
| ALI who have not yet paid their per,
sonal property taxes should attend to the
matter before April l, as all unpaid taxes
will then be turned over to the clerk OF
the court. after which the sheriff will take
them for collection with additional ex.
pense.
If you want dry goods do not fail to
visit the dry goods store of J. A. Sands
before you purchase. He has lately re-
turned from the eastern markets, and his
store is rapidly filing up with new sea-
sonable goods. of quality to suit the
most fastidious.
For the annual encampment of the
G. A R. to be held at Minneapolis March
19, 20 and 81. excursion tickets will be
sold to Minneapolis at fare one way fol-
the round trip. Sell March 10 and 10
return cupons good until March g. C.
81. Coleman, agent c. NJ. & St. P. Ry.
l Hamilton Oamsbee will contribute
Z short story entitled "A Kitchen Cupid,
TO the number of Harper's Bazaar to be
published March IA. The same number
will contain q poem entitled Tear.
bottles" BY Harriet Prescott Spofford
and sketch entitled ''The Household
Lamp" by Frank Chaffee, illustrated by
W. J. Baer.
! John Clark. alias John Evans. Wit
has been boarding at the county Jail TO
some time for forging Tom Riley's name
completed his term last Sunday. Jus
before being released he WAS called OF
By the Chief of Police of Hastings, ant
was taken to that place on q simila
charge. 1t was surprise to the gentle
man. who was preparing to enjoy hi
liberty for short time.
Henry Looms Nelson has written TO
Harper's Weekly an article entitled
+ ''Some New York Clubs" similar to tn
one on The Clubs of Boston" which b.
contributed to the same periodical las
January. His new article will appear il
{ four-pag supplement to the numbe
{ which is to be published March IL, an,
will be illustrated from drawing
BY T. de Teulstrup, Charles Graham, ant
a. n. Wilder.
Il George KEENAN,, the celebrated write
and lecturer who is to give one of his lee
lures at the opera house next Monds,
2 night, will be Z treat that but few OF on
neighbors will have. Mr.. KEENAN, is on