Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-08-13

Wanted, butter aud eggs, for casl
or groceries. w. G. Horrobin.
"A solid car load Of woven wire be,
springs just received.
Austin Furniture Co.
/ Don't they 60, corn or gloss starch
cents package. -Four for Is cents al
G. E. Lashbrook's cash grocery.
Why don't you trade at G. E. Lash
brooks, the cash grocer. Your neigh
bors all do. He will save you 10 pei
cent.
H P. Halversons, the grocery man
wants every threshing machine man in
the county to call on him before buying
his supply of oils for the season.
-Halverson proposes TO furnish every
threshlng machine man who viii call al
his store with first-class oil at bottom
prices. You'll miss 1t if you don't try
him.
"A AASCAy cAO"u WCuI Out AOk y PiVuAC
Monday afternoon on the old Day place,
near the Catholic cemetary. The party
was gotten up by Mrs. Bush ahd Mrs.
Goth.
-Webster's dictionery, 1900 pages. free.
When future cash purchases of furniture
amount to $4,000 the customers will re-
ceive one of these valuable books.
Austin Furniture Co.
Joseph heller, of Udolpho will
thresh his timothy this week. Mrs.
heller, who was down Saturday. informs
Us that the grain ripened very rapidly
aud was badly shelled before it could he
oft.
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 and be
convinced that you can save from 10 to
Is per cent. c. E. Lashbrook, the Spot
Cash Grocer.
Julius johnson has accepted posi-
ton as travelling salesman for s. e. Max
we'll & Co., of Chicago. wholesale dealers
in wall paper and stationery. he will
move his family back to Austin again
and make this his headquarters.
Mr.. Alden, of McGregor, says: Il
am 70 years of age and have never found
in all the medicines I was obliged to use
for bowel complaint a better one than
DR.. T, W. Woods Blackberry Carmina.
tive. 1t cured me the quickest and left
my bowels in the best condition." Fol
sale by C. A. Pooler.
John Gilbertson has sold eleven
steam threshing outfits this season and
has two more about ready to send out
John handles the Victory" thresher one
of the best machines in the market and
of course he is bound to sell them. Judg-
ing from its wonderful popularity the
Victory thresher" is very properly
| named.
A letter was received by Mrs
Dettlebach Monday morning stating that
Is. e. Clark had been accidentally shot
Later information stated that be was
sitting in buggy with a shot gun resting
under his arm, which was accidentally
discharged. the shot entering his side
and arm. A serious wound was inflicted
though it is not considered fatal. Mr.
Dettlebach, who arrived home from tn,
east yesterday will 60 down and see hin
today.
An interesting game of ball was playet
ov local talent last Friday. the contest
ing parties being marshaled respect
lively by DR.. johnson and Ben George
Johnson's side was beaten by one score
and that he thinks pretty good record
considerisg that George had Bowes.
professional from England. and Charlie,
Cook, another professional from Seattl
to bolster up his side. The features O
the game was Charley Cooks big cate
in left field and Bowes great play o
second. 1t is currently reported tina
George had Minneapolis census take
to score for him.
| We take pleasure in announcing til
marriage of O1manzo Brown to Mis-
Jennie Rooney. The ceremony too
place at the Catholic church Monday
August II, and was attended by lirg
number of friends. Leo Brown. a brothe
of the groom, acted as best man, and Mis-
Isabel Rooney, of Minneapolis, sister q
the bride, acted as maid of honor Tn
wedding march was played by Mrs. J. j
Daily, of st. Paul. who also sung til
| offertorium, 20 Salutaris." as sole
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were the recipient
of many fine presents, tokens Of goo,
wishes for long and happy life of use
fulness May the best of prosperity &C
company two of ouz worthy and promis
ing young people.
Estray.
Came into my premises about July
a red and white COW. about four year
old. Owner please call, prove property
pay charges and take away.
1924 J. W. C.. DINsMOOR.
! Band of Hope Picnic.
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