Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-06-25
Clever Detective Work.

Clever Detective Work. 4
! The young may who made the daring rob-
berry at Hayes jewelry store about week
ago was caught Monday at stacyville by officer
Frank Riley in company with an Iowa
officers. Mr.. Riley received a dispatch Mon
day In response to description Of the man
be had sent out aud Immediately started after
him. 1t seems that he was also wanted in
Iowa for attempting TO shoot an officer, and
after his arrest was committed to Jail at
Usage for 80 days. Mr.. Riley followed him to
Usage, and after spending whole night with
him, by his cunningness succeeded IN getting
him to tell where the stolen property was
His name was learned to be Elmer Blake, and
instead OF taking one watch, as Mr., Hayes
had supposed, he had made away with two
You can imagine Mr.. Hayes surprise and
delight when Mr. Riley exhibited the two
fine gold watches. Mr.. Riley Is making an
excellent officer, and it is a cunning rogue
that escapes when he gets after him.
Take Notice.
AUSTIN. MINI
June 10, 90,
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be on exhibition at the coming fair the
society have decided that the first entries
will have preference Of stalls, to be
selected from diagram in my Office. En-,
tries may be made on and after June go
F. A. TICKNoR, Sec
LOST!
n gold band ring with BLACK Hills"
stamped inside. Finder will please leave
same at this office and receive reward
Concerted Rightly.
One Of the best, most enjoyable concerts
that 1t has been our pleasure to hear was that
given by the MEG ibeny family last evening.
1t was concert in which every number
given was good, and In which every per-
former was an artist OF merit Of first order.
In word, 1t was grand musical treat, and
as such will always make their return well
come one. Wherever the McGibeny folks 80
we commend them rs certain to give an even
ing of pleasure to all people who love music
In Its best form, and yet not cultivated to
death. They are the best musical combina-
prosperous. Qowa), Herald,
June 5.
The McGibeny Family will arrive in Austin
in their own elegant car July1. They are
immense. Do not forget, the date: Evening
Of July l, at Austin Opera House.
The First Baptist church observed its
SGD anniversary last Sunday. In the
morning the pastor preached memorial
sermon. After few preliminary re-
founding OF the church. he spoke at
Ion nth IF ha corvioo thnco MI hoI
rendered the community in planting a
Christian church, organized upon sim
pie gospel basis and in harmony with
the latest and best Christian thought of
the age. He said it was the work of the
first settlers to give bias to the moral and
spiritual sentiments of new communities.
These people amid the struggles incident
to new country, had meyer forgotten
their duty. and so had planted the church.
The founding OF a church or of school
for higher Christian character is sub
lime and most important work. He care
fully analysed the policy and doctrines
of the Baptist church. and showed their
adaptibillty. to the spiritual needs of the
future. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
the church assembled for its annual roll
call. AS the names were called re-
sponses were made by remarks, recollec-
tion of verses from the scriptures. or by
letter. Now and then "reminiscences
were INDUCED in by some of the older
members. Judge Allen stated that the
brother of Rev. E. X. Quincy, the first
pastor of the church, had announced as a
visit to Austin few days since. his read
mess to put monument at the un-
marked grave in lakewood cemetery. "A
committee of three of the oldest mem.
bers were appointed to prepare the
grounds and arrange for the placing of
the monument. Following are the names
of said committee: o. Allen, George E.
Wilbour and H. Jacobs. The evening
service was omitted. and the pastor and
members attended Miss Hands lecture
at the Congregational church.