Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-03

Tryon s Null keep . complete line
|ofschool supplies.
Go 70 Tryon s Mulls for your
school supplies.
Just look at those new plush rockers
just received at I. N. Malmberg. 4.
Quite a number Of our people at
tended the Cresco fair last Thursday @
We will send the TRANscR1PT from.
now until after election, for 20 cents.
The Davis sewing machines gives
the best satisfaction. /. NJ. Malmberg
sells them. s...@3
Willard Sergeant had the misfortune
to fall and sprain his shoulder enc day
last week.
Mrs, Colonel Mansfield and daughters
spent yesterday at Mr.. Kimball's pleasant
country home.
The number of pupils in the high
school and preparatory department thus
far enrolled is 1875. A very good begin.
ming.
Mrs. Q. H. Scott gives her lady
friends a 5 o'clock luncheon this after
noon.
If you want writing inks, stationery,
or good Job Of printing done, call at
TRANSCRIPT Office.
The floral display at our county fair
will be the largest and finest display ever
seen at county fair.
The concert for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church will be held this
week, Friday night, Sept. 5.
Those entitled to a copy of the
history of Minnesota soldiers will please
leaye their names with D. B. johnson.
DR.. H. A. Avery has removed his
office to the rooms over Hall 3 Vests
store, lately occupied by DR.. Macdonald.
ALI persons having accounts with
McFadden & TODD, will please call aud
settle the same with johnson & Gather
wood.
Mr.. A. Kimball attended the Cresco
fair one day last week. He thinks there
will be some of their stock exhibit at
our fair this month.
Potatoes are going to be worth
something this fall. Majors says he will
pay 80 cents cash for 1000 bushels.
Those fortunate enough to have potatoes
this fall are in luck. ~
Captain J. A. Sands and Assistant
Surgeon A. w. Allen went to Lake City
contest. The Captain and Surgeon have
. steady nerve ana do good work on !
target. Il .
Tho Albert Lea Standard Clips from
the TRANSCRIPT and credits it to the
Democrat. Now look here Day, we
haven't done anything mean enough, to
deserve that. and We wish you wouldn't
do 1t any more.
"A piano recital win be given by Miss
Green and her pupils ct the residence Of
Mrs. F. I. Crane, sometime the last OF
this month. It has been . long time since
We have enjoyed treat Of this kind. -
-Mrs.F. A. Engle went to M,nneapo-
lls yesterday morning to attend the
wedding Of Miss Jennie Crandall Of that
place. to Clark Mlchaels, of St. Paul.
The wedding ceremony is to take place
this evening. Miss Crandall we believe
used to teach in this city.
w. j. Greer of Lyle was up last week
and paid for his TRANsCR1Pr q year in
advance, which he said was the last debt
he owed, having just paid the balance
due on his farm. He now has Q fine
farm, well stocked and all paid for. and
Is now in condition to enjoy life and
make some money.
The G. St. P. & K. G. r. R. will sell
tickets to the Minneapolis Exposition
and the Minnesota State Fair as follows:
For the Exposition one fair for the round
trip with % cents extra for admission
to the Exposition. Commencing August
q selling on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, good to return until Monday
Fair one fare for the round trip with so
cents added for admission to the Fair.
Sell every day during the Fair week
Tickets good until the following Monday.
Tickets for the Minneapolis Exposition
sold daily during the fair week. Arthur
Cole, Agent.
For the Minneapolis exposition round
trip excursion tickets will be sold at fare
one way, with Is cents added for admls.
sion. Sell August ~ and on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays during the
continuance of the exposition. Also
from Sept. 3 to IL inclusive. Return
coupons good until Monday following
date of sale. For the Minnesota State
Fair round trip excursion tickets will
be sold to either St. Paul or Minneapolis
at fare one way with so cents added for
admission coupon. Sell September to
10 inclusive. Return coupons good I'M
til September Is. G. H. Coleman, A ct
Last Thursday afternoon was pleas
antly spent by many of our jolliest citi-
zens on the beautiful grounds of, the
Evergreen Farm. The picnic was given
in honor of Miss Gertrude Ellis, who for
fourteen months has been abroad. Miss
Ellis has gathered together very inter-
esting and beautiful souvenirs of her
Journey. These formed a prominent
feature of the enjoyment of the after
noon. Altogether the occasion was q
social success and marked the esteem in
which Miss Ellis is held in Austin. She
is probably the greatest lady traveller in
the northwest. We understand she has
now gone to Omaha to visit friends and
relatives.
The contract for building large
amphltheatre at the fair grounds, with a
seating capacity for 1000 people has been
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