Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-02-26
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restaurant to Mrs. L. N. Dickinson, o
Pleasant Valley. IT,. +
Lost, bunch of keys in vicinity O.
post. office. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving same at post office. ..-
"A party was given by Miss Clara
Miller last evening in honor Of her friend,
Miss Carrie Sells who is visiting her.
Farmers, if you have a Load Of hay
! 10 sell. TAKE IL to Sachse Bros. y Co..
where you will receive the highest market
price.
For good hay or straw, remember
that Sachse Brothers & Co., can supply
your wants on short notice, and at reason
able prices. 49,
| DR.. DORIS house lately vacated b,
Superintendent Bush will he occupied b,
the new superintendent of the Southern
| Minnesota division.
| Leave your orders for hay or straw
at Duffey & Mayland's aud Sachse Bros
y Co.. will see that they are attended to
and satisfaction guaranteed.
AL sorts of tinware on tap at thu
Austin I'd Hand store on Mill street. op
posite NJ. Majors. at prices that paraiyze
the Jews and kill competition.
The late Gypsy camp reuned and
made surprise call on Ed Goth, theil
leader, last night. The Gypsies are q
lively crowd and had lively time.
If there is any one in the city holding
ticket No. 1641 from the La Crosse Steam
Laundry, they can present the same to
Ed. Day and receive a gold watch war
ranted for twenty years.
&C. A. Willis the proprietor of the
new Racket store says he intends making
Austin his permanent home in the future.
beautiful and thriving city, and hone he
may long remain one of US
We hear that wreck occurred at the
Taopl junction last Wednesday, Two
trains attempted to make the crossing at
the same time, and of course that would
not work, The Milwaukee engine was
'sloughed" and her front trucks 'dislo-
Gated was the only damage.
-rbe Chicago. milwaukee and St..
Paul railway will sell excursion tickets
from Austin. Mimi. to Chamberlain, s.
D.. and return at $40 40 for the round
trip. Tickets will be on sale daily from
Feb. 10 until further notice. Good to re
turn until Oct. 81. No stopovers issued
in either direction.
When anybody tells you that you
can't get photographs cheaper at Hiidahl's
gallery than any other gallery in the city,
you tell them 1t is not so. will guar.
antee that nv work will compare in
quality, and finish with any gallery in
Austin. Look for the revolving show
case. g. s. Hildahl. 37tf
James R. Webb. oce of our very
popular townsmen, was married last Fri
day evening to Miss Sarah Beatty of Bel
videre. ILL.,. at the residence of DR.. w. L.
Hollister. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. c. E. Wright Mrs Webb is
sister of Mrs. Dr. Hollister, and also
sister of Mrs. Eugene Wood. just for
luck we shall throw whole pair of shoes
at Webb.
The fiction in the March number of
Harpers Magazine will include the first
installment of a short serial entitled "The
Shadow Of a Dream" by William Dean
Howels-a remarkable instance of a
purely psychological story which is
powerfully dramatic. The short stories
will be contributed bv Margaret Crosby,
Rebecca Harding Davis, and Lizzie W.
Champney. Miss Crosby's story is illus
trated by G. S. Reinhart:
-Galt's horse, being used by Oris
Robinson on the mail wagon last Thurs
day, made things hum for few minutes.
n was hitched at the depot. bit became
frightened and broke loose on the arrival
of the train and ran tra1ght for the barn.
The door being partially open he never
stopped for ceremony, but went right in
Not so much as strap was broken on
the harness or about the buggy, but the
doOr-that furnished couple of DAYS
work for Carpenter Knox.
Il wish to inform the ladies of Austin
and vicinity that will close out my en-
tire stock of winter hats, rib fancy feath-
ers, velvet and. pushes positively below
cost. Also trimmed hats at your own
price. Untrimmed felt hats at 1Oc, 15c,
and 25c. Trimmed sailor hats at at 25c.
Come early and get some good bargains,
as will not carry these goods over till
next season. These prices are for cash
only. Yours, MRS Hn.DAHL.
Rooms over Sands Dry Goods Store.
A meeting of the directors of the
Alliance Hail and Cyclone Mutual Insur-
ance Company of Minnesota was held at
the home office in this city Feb 10. The
books and vouchers of the company were
given a thorough examination and every
thing found in good condition. The past
year WolN "dS approved anu tle cam
paign for the coming year outlined. The
secretary was instruced to place agents
in every county in the state. The ALI
ance Hail and Cyclone Mutual Insurance
Co. has bright future before it.
Mrs. Annie Catherine Schneider was
buried last Friday. She was taken sick
Sunday and died Wednesday. Mrs.
Schneider was born in Germany in 1891
She has been resident of Austin since
1873, and leaves four children to mourn
her loss, Mrs. P H. Gender, Mrs. Jacob
Fischer. both residing in Austin. daugh-
ter IN New Berlin. Wis. and son in
Auburn, Iowa, all married. Mrs. Katie
Zingsbelm and daughters, Katie and
Maggie, of Milwaukee, grand and great
granddaughter of Mrs. Schneider at.
tended the funeral services,
Rev. G. E. Wright of this CITY enjoys
the honor of personal acquaintance
with the noted lecturer, George KEENAN,,
who is just now attracting 80 much at
tention. Remember, Mr.. KEENAN, will
lecture in Austin opera house March II.
The Brooklyn Standard Union of Nov.
10 says: There is but one adjective to
apply to Mr.. Kennan's performance as a
lecturer, and that is mastery. His abil-
ity and success as writer are so we'll
known through his series of articles in
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