Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-09-10
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" sca00l upplles. =s5 Ii.
Halverson's ID the place to got youl
dsh-fresh, fat, and cheap.
- W snted. 10 buy or rent, 1 second hand
safe. Inquire st this Office.
DIR. Avery 10 just as proud q he can
% over hts new ONCE, and he has 3 per
feet right TO be-, for 1t Il dandy.
Teachers examination q Brownsdsle.
sommences next Friday morning aeptem-
-aupt. G. d. Belden .is head over heels
10 figures this week, making out his an
nual report. ..s '2 vs.. 81 T. y.
W. G. Horrobin has sold his house
and lot on College street to Swain
Anderson. ..>.,,... -, 81 FIJI.
The Austin Cash Store has the least
expense Of any store in the city. which
enables them to give their customers
closer cash bargains. .,...Z....
Edward Knott s. Co., of Waverly.
Iowa. have five handsome three-year-old
stations at Simpsons livery stable,
which they will exhibit at the county fair.
The constantly increasing sales Of
! the Austin Cash Store give opportunity
for making cash bargains, greater than
ever before offered to our trade. z. NJ.
Rice s. Go.
Blind Boone, the wonderful musician,
IS billed to appear at the opera house,
Austin. Saturday evening, September
81. Blind Boone Is musical prodigy
equal to Blind Tom.
John Matthieson has ten head of
half blood Jersey heifers and two full
blood Jersey, bulls which he offers for
sale. This stock will be on exhibition at
the county fair next week.
The regular term of the district
court for Mower county will be held in
this city next week, commencing on
Tuesday. 1t will be the highest term
ever held, the calendar containing only
about thirty cases.
ALI claims due McFadden & Todd
must be settled Immediately. Will par.
ties owing this firm kindly call at our
officer The account books are in our
hands for settlement of their business.
26'2t JOHNSON & CATHERw0OD.
If reports be true, Washburn bette,
come home. It Is said his little son has
not seen him for so long that he has for
gotten how he looks and mistakes the
dummies in front of Dettelbach's for his
papa. Better come home Washburn.
l-From School Education we learn tina,
Fred White has been elected principal OF
the schools 1t Gary, Minnesota at : sal
arY of : 60. per month. Glad to see Fred
get good position. and We are confident
/ thAt hn -111 al IN h:11
All persons desiring instructions II
music. vocal or instrumental, are
requested to call at the Convent and
make ARRANGEMENTS with regard to terms,
etc. The music teacher IS here and
wishes to begin giving lessons at once.
1895 DOMINICAN SISTERS.
AT the next regular meeting of Unity
Chapter O. E. s., Sept. %, six candidates
will be initiated. 1t is also expected
that the Grand officers will be present
There will also be business of importance
transacted at that meeting. and it IS de-
sired that every member be in attend
ance.
Lightning last Saturday morning
struck straw stack on D. H. Stimson's
place, setting fire, and burned both the
straw and hay stack. Only for the
prompt and effective work Of A. H. Cha
pin. Charley Ryther and M. Teeter, the
stables and other property would have
destroyed.
w. A. = Mahara, manager OF Dan
McGinty's Troubles, was in the city ar
ranging for the appearance of his funny
Irish comedy at the opera house Wednes.
| daV, September II. MIR. Mahara is well
known to the amusement goers. Last
season he was connected with the Silver
King and McCabe & Young's Minstrels
Dan McGinty's Troubles. A funny
Irish comedy introducing the comical
Dan and some OF the troubles he had
in carrying O'Grady to the top of the wall
They will appear at the Austin opera
house one night only. Wednesday, Sep
on sale Saturday at usual place.
"A Chicago dealer says: prices have
advanced Is to 90 cents per bushel fol-
potatoes during the last month. Our in
formation from the Northwest is to the
effect that the crop is one-third short
Onions are also short and prices ad
vancing. It's pretty hard to get good
article even now. Best onions and pota
toes will command fancy prices this
winter.
Fred c. Dav vas married last Wed
nesday. September 8. to Miss Blanche P
Broderick, at Alexandria South Dakota
They arrived in Austin on Thursday, anc
will make their home on the Day farm
three miles south west of Austin. MAY
their journey through life be strewn will
blessings is the wish of the TRANSCRIPT
and their many friends.
&C. II. Davidson Jr., and Miss E
Louise Robinson, were married yesterday
J about noon at Hotel Robinson, by Rev
J W. E. Stanley. 1t was a very quite
wedding only the relatives and immediate
friends being invited. After the ceremony
they sat down to sumptuous weddins
dinner, and at 20 took the Milwaukee
train for Clarendon, Ark, where they will
make their future home. Both thes
young people were born and raised il
: Austin, and are we'll known Throughout
the county. Possessed of ster-
ling character and ability, they ar
bound to make life success
Charley has e been elected cashle
of the Farmers and Planters Bank, a
Clarendon, and will Immediately ente
upon his duties. The best wishes of tn
TRANsCRIPT and the entire community &C
company Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson to thei
new hOme #. F. ....': -..'