Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-08-13
Cream soda at Tryon s. Mull's.
House to rent. c.. 81. Davidson. %
&C. E. Lashbrook pays cash for eggs


&C. E. Lashbrook pays cash for eggs.
Headquarters for sasolene. ". c.
Horizon.
Fresh home grown vegetables every
morning at F. 0. Halls.
Get your woven WIRE springs before
the advance. Austin Furniture Co.
Buy Il. S. Merrill's IS 90 shoe, for
gentlemen, the finest shoe in the world.
ID. P. Olson s Co. will take eggs in
exchange for dry goods at highest mar
ket prices.
Cash paid for I'd hand household
goods, carpets. etc. at the Austin I'd
hand Store.
Five hundred boxes of letter paper
at Tryon & Mull's at II cents per box.
A big bargain.
Plenty of ripe watermelons at the
lowest prices of the season at the Austin
Cash Store.
Mr., and Mrs. Perry Hoxter are the
parents Of fine boy. born to them on
SATURDAY. last.
w. ". Engle and family aud F. A.
Engle and family are camping four miles
down the Cedar.
Cream soda. kept at Tryon & Mulls,
Is by far the most delicious summer drink
t. be bad. Try it.
Garter machine oil at C. E. Lash
brooks for 40 cents gallon. Other mer-
chants ask IS cents.
Friedrich & HORNED have up fine
20 foot gold leaf sign, painted by that
master of the brush. Whiteman,
Dave Stimson left fully determined
to have all the fun going while east BE
will enjoy the excitement of mackera
fish and indulge in clam bake.
Il have large amount of money or
hand to loan on farm and city property
at the lowest rate of interest in payments
to suit. FRANK A. TICKNoR.
Miss Ethel Davidson gave her friends
a delightful evening last Friday. The
occasion was a cobweb party. An orig
nal song was the amusing hit of the
party.
Miss Phoebe Cole of Grand Meadow
was visiting her sister, Mrs. ". W. Ran
ney, last Monday. She started yesterday
for Bryant, Dakota. in company with Mrs
Byron Carey.
Charley Cook and his sister. Miss
Addie, will give party this evening il
honor of their COUSIN. Miss Markt, who il
visiting them. Phil Short has been sem
for and big time is expected.
j. B. Hildebrand returned last week
from Richland county, Dakota. where ht
had been to look after his farm. Crops
are looking we'll III that locality but ar
not up to the standard in other places
MIR. McBride's house on St. Pau
street is now finished It is very pleas
antly located and will be occupied by c
q. Coleman and family. St. Paul stree
seems to be the favorite site for new
houses.
We have Just learned of the dealt
Of Mr.. James Wheeler in the town Of
Red Rock, which occurred week OF
more ago. Mr. Wheeler was born il
Vermont, was Is years old and had lived
in Red Rock eighteen years.
Mr.. Marque and family, who rave thu
entertainment at the Opera House las
Saturday evening, are visiting thu
week at A. P. Conkeys, about six mile:
southeast of Austin. They will go t.
St. Paul next Monday Mrs. Marqus
and Mrs. Conkey are sisters.
DIR. Cherry says he was the horse
doctor referred to 10 our Brownsville
correspondence last week and that he
never pretended to charge but IS, which
be thinks was very liberal fee, consider
ing that he labored with the horse from
about 3 p. M, until nearly II p. M, and
furnished his own medicine too.