Mower County transcript., 1892-03-23
Paul johnson, OF Adams, was pleasant
caller q this Office this afternoon.

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caller at this Office this afternoon.
W Wataon' 9 Jubilee Singers will he al Austin
Oper'' House Thursday evening, March "A.
RS, George Campbell, who ,,as Dee,, near
deatl do0r. Is reported some Aettrr as we
90 u press.
We have received q letter from Mr.. G.
W. shapey, OF Bidderord, Maine. 1t will be
printed next week.
--JOnn W, Blngen has bought the North
east quarter Of section II, town Of Sargent,
and mas Just removed to his new home.
we nave Tecievel 4 good report Of the
closing exhibition of school district eighty.
eight which Will be published next week.
-We are informed that during the opening
days, Monday and Tuesday, 242 ladies looked
over Mrs. Cotter Daughters, stock Of miIlin.
cry goods.
Mate Reed, the popular third ward Grocery
man, who was seriously injured last week by
being thrown from his wagon, is able to be
out again.
Mary Austin, aged ~, and John Dyer,
aged 6', patients at the poor farm, we're ad.
judged insane yesterday and sent to the
Rochester insane asylum. IT,. ..
-Four apprentice girls are wanted at the
dressmakiug establishment of Mesdames Hay
T. Fairbanks. on Bridge street. over Friedrich's
meat market Apply after April 4. "a
For sale, an Excelsior incubator OF 200 egg
capacity. Cheap tor cash. Also number of
brown Leghorn hens. For particulars call on
g. NJ. Pope or Mrs. Bucklin, Lewis addition.
Mr.. T. Mangan writes us that he has been
delayed with his shipment of horses to Aus
tin. but will be here the last of this week. He
will have some fine horses that may be seen
at Beardsley's livery stable on Bridge street.
The programme Of the concert was re-
ceived with enthusiasm and the frequent ap-
plause was we'll earned. The favorite num-
bers were the ubilees.-Minneapois Tribune.
At Opera House Thursday event pg, March a.
The trustees OF the Congregational church
hereby give notice that they will receive
proposals from anyone who would like to take
the job Of taking down. etc., the present edi-
hce OF the Congregational church. Apply to
Dr.. H. A. Avery or H. NJ. Lowell.
Mrs. Hay, now stenographer and type
writer for Kingsley & Shepherd, and Mrs. Lon
Fairbanks will open dress-making establish
ment over Friedrich's meat market, April l.
These ladies are both experienced dress.
makers, and ask liberal patronage from the
ladies Of Austin.
"A representative of Leet e. Knowlton, of
Rochester, Is at the Tryon House we under
stand. selling dress goods by sample. We
wish to remind our people again that 1t is
better to patronize home merchants. Our
merchants all carry large stocks to select
from, or If you wish to buy by sample. they
will be glad to accommodate you in that way.
The Rio Grande Western hallway, the
great scenic line from Denver to Ogden,
sends us beautiful ninety.page souvenir
richly illustrated, of Utah Territory, giving
her mining and farm resources. 1t contains
views of the mountains. lakes. capons. butte IS
and other romantic scenery which is only seen
on the route traversed by this popular mar
row gauge road, in Colorado and Utah.
The annual meeting Of the Grand Meadow
Cooperative Creamery Company was held a
week ago Tuesday. A. c. oore was selected
President. VIM. Seaborn Vice President
K. E; Crane Secretary. e. Torerinson Treas
urer and +. E. Peterson. VIM. Brown. H. j.
Lockwood, A. G. Dahlen and o. K. Lestrnd
directors. The AFFAIRS of the Company are
we'll managed and in a highly prosperous
condition., They dlsbursed over $4,000 for
cream last year.