Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-08-06
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Go to Pooler's and get q good milk
shake, the best summer drink ever in
vented .. @z...
Farmers. r. O. Hall viii take Your
produce in exchange for all kinds of mer-
chandise.
Dressmaking in the latest styles.
Mrs. 3. Gould. Slocum & Rice building,
Franklin street. g.. 81. ;. ~.
-Pooler Keeps the celebrated milk
shake, The best, most healthful and pal.
atahle drink to be had. NJ
Go to VIM. NJ. Howe's office for perfect
abstracts of title, Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates.
CHARLEY Cook and Bert Sherwood
attract considerable attention with their
white trousers and tennis rackets. -,
"A light fall of hail accompanied the
heavy wind Sunday noon, But little
damage was done as far as we hear.
Cream. soda is fast laying milk
shake, lemonade and other summer
drinks IN the shade Try It, At Trvon
Is Mull's.
-Threshlng machine men, you should
call on II. a, Halverson before buying
your supply of oils. He can save you
some money.
The Y. P. c. E. Society of the Con
gregational church will hold a social with
Mrs. Arthur Wright. Come everybody
and have Jolly time.
Miss Libbie Reid, who was voted the
most popular teacher in the twin cities al
the recent association, received gold
watch through this medium.
The second nine of this place wen,
over to Albert Lea last Saturday to play
ball with the Big Boston's. Our boys
were defeated by score of 9 to II.
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 Is cents,
marked down to IS cents at C. E. Lash
brook. Call early before they are gone
-Halverson proposes to furnish every
threshlng machine man who will call at
his store with first-class oil at bottom
prices. You'll miss 1t if you don't try
him.
j. A. Hartman is rejoicing over the
arrival of fine 81 pound girl last week.
j. A. is little disappointed. as this is
the fourth girl and not boy in the
family.
The constantly increasing sales of
the Austin Cash Store give opportunity
for making cash bargains. greater than
ever before offered to our trade. C. NJ.
Rice & Co.
Mrs O. NJ Nelson has some show
cases, heating stove and cook stoye
that she will dispose of cheap before
leaving. Call this week if you want to
secure bargain.
We have Just placed on sale our ele-
CANT line of ladies hair ornaments in all
the latest styles. which will be sold at1the
usual racket prices Call and see them.
The Racket Store.
A meeting of the Ladies Floral CLUB
will be helcpat the library on Tuesday,
August 10, at P. NJ Business of
importance to be considered S. <.
Davidson. Secretary.
$500 90 reward given to any person
who purchases can Of Century Baking
Powder and an enameled or steel dish
for so cents at c. E. Lashbrook that does
not get twice its moneys worth.
steam thresher men, farmers, mer-
chants. mechanics. everybody. You can
save money by getting my prices before
buying your fall and winter coal. My
prlecs are not governed by the Interstate
Commerce Law. J. F. Fairbanks. 1923
Il am here to stay and am compelled
to sell goods for small profit to induce
people to pay cash. Just try the expert
ment for one month at my store aud be
convinced that you can save from 10 to
is per cent. G.. E. Lashbrook, the Spot
Cash Grocer. *t..-
The fourth number of the popular and
handsome ''Odd Number" series of trans
latiens from foreign authors issued by
Messrs. Harper & Brothers, will be Clio
yanni Verga's story of The House by The
Meldar-Tree. The translation is by Mary
A. Craig, and the story will be prefaced
by an Introduction by William Dean
HGwells s.~ - 49,
Here is list Of the party who 20 on
the G. A. R. excursion tomorrow: MIR.
and j 6chwan, Mr.. and Mrs. D, 81. Slim
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Parke Goodwin, Mr..
and Mrs. F. p. Mcbride and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Belden and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. James keenan,, Mr.. and
Mrs. 81. A. Brown, G.. G. Hayes, G. A.
Sands, Dell Wright. Jay Hall, George
Hirsh, William Hamp. Miss Grace Will
bonr, Mrs, G. W Taylor and son, Mrs.
Lucy Gushing, 81. Fairbanks, s.. G. Lob