Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-08-13
House for rent. Enquire Of W. G.


fish-tresh, fat, and cheap.
Go to Pooler's and get good mill
shake, the best summer drink ever in.
vented. .: ., 4. -.~ ..
Miss Addie Cook had the misfortun,
to sprain her ankle quite badly la!
week.
Farmers. f. O. Hall will take YOU
produce in exchange for all kinds of mer
chandise,
-Dressmaking in the latest styles
Mrs. E. Gould, Slocum & Rice building
Franklin street.
-Pooler keeps the celebrated milk
shake. The best, most healthful and pal
atable drink to be had.
Go to VIM. NJ. Howe's Office for perfec,
abstracts of title. Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates.
The celebrated Beach s. Bower,
Ministries are billed to appear at the
Opera House, Austin. August 81.
The Austin Canning Factory began
operations yesterday, and things will be
lively about that place from now OF.
Cream soda is fast laying milk
shake. lemonade and other summer
drinks IN the shade. Try it. At Tryou
s. Mull's.
-Threshlng machine men. you should
call on H. A. Halverson before buying
your supply of oils. He can save you
some money.
-Varco s. Eastman have purchased
the Ripe warehouse and coal sheds al
Elkton. G. W. Eastman will have
charge of the business.
Miss Evan Skinner will teach a,
Cloquet Mimi, not far from Duluth. the
comming year. Miss Skinner IS gradu
ate of the Winona State Normal.
Both goods and freight have ad
vanced in the furniture line, but we are
prepared to hold prices down till Sept.
Austin Furniture Co.
Crosse s. Blackwell quart bottle
mixed and plain pickles, worth rs cents
marked down to IS cents at C. E. Lash
brook. Call early before they are gone
The constantly increasing sales OF
the Austin Cash Store give opportunity
for making cash bargains, greater thar
ever before offered to our trade. G. NJ
Rice s Co.
We have received word from Rev
C. E. Wright stating that he and Mrs
Wright will arrive home this week, an5
that he will occupy his pulpit mex
Sunday, August II.
S. NJ. Merrill, the dry goods man
will go to Chicago next week to buy his
fail and winter stock. H. S. will go ii
quest of foot gear for the community
when his brother returns.
$4,000 reward given to any person
who purchases can of Century Baking
Powder and an enameled or steel disl
for so cents at c. E. Lashbrook that does
not get twice its moneys worth.
Mrs. J. J. Smith, wife of the Post
master at Oakland, died very suddenly
Sunday morning and was buried Monday
afternoon. Several of the Grand Army
bows went out to attend the funeral.
Steam thresher men, farmers, mer
chants. mechanics, everybody. You Cal
save money by getting my prices before
buying your fall and winter coal. My
pr1ecs are not governed by the Interstate
Commerce Law J. F. Fairbanks. 2O-2;
j. J. Hayes, who accompanied thu
G. A. R. excursion, will visit New Yorl
and the eastern markets, and will orde
the largest and finest stock OF jewelr1
ever shown in Austin. and that means
good deal.
We received another letter from tn
Austin excursioulsts this morning to-
late for publication. They had visite.
Niagara Falls and resumed their journey
being detained little over an hour onl,
by the strike.
The A. O. c. W. society will indulg
in a basket picnic Thursday afternoon a
2 p. M. at Spring Park. The brass bant
has been engaged for the occasion, al
friends of the order are invited, and
bumcomb big time is expected.
The fourth anniversary of the Bant
of Hope will be celebrated by picnic il
Spring Park Friday afternoon, Angus
Is. Hours for picnic from one o'cloc]
till sunset. Supper at half past five
Parents and every true frienn of TIL
busy Band are invited to attend ant
bring full baskets.
j. D. Sheedy was home again Sunda
after Z clean collar. He is now KEEP
busy adjusting losses on crops by ha
and cyclone. He informs us that tn
losses this year in the Alliance Hail ant
| Cyclone Insurance Company will amour
to fully $50, This company has don
q wonderful business this year, and WI
| double the amount another season.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Fir.
Baptist church will meet Friday after
noon Auousf IL with Mrs. W w Ran