Mower County transcript., 1892-03-23
Court adjourned from Saturday noon.
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w Kinney, olrs srnt nterprising arch
| itec', has added large addition to his
dwelling. y
We are il it. Ben Bassler, Irv
Loucks. Alex Loucks and Elmer l4oucks
In what? The Austin .Mercanllle Co.
Pat Sullivan has leased the yards of
the pressed brick company and will man
ufacture brick at that place this summer.
Ole Jensen is building hlm a house
14x20 and IA feet high, in Ranney's new
addition. It will be completed in two
weeks.
Mcbride the Grocer will move into
the building now occupied by the Big
Boston, in Opera House Block about the
first of May.
r. S Murphy, of the "Great Bargain
Store" has his stock nearly closed out.
He will return to St. Paul. HIS wife has
already gone.
The Ladies' AID Society, will hold a
sociable on Friday evening ut the Con
gregational church. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
The John Paul Lumber Company
are putting All addition 10 their lumber
she'd il place of the one that was blown
down by the recent storm.
Rev F. G. Briggs being sick, S. Al.
derson took his place last Sabbath morn
ing at the Methodist church. there being
no service in the evening.
-Shurly Merrill IS building neat resi-
dence on the west side of Main street,
just north of Mr.. Solners place. Jos.
Adams is doing the carpenter work.
&C. A. Snow & Co.'s pamphlet, Infor-
nation and Advice about Patents. Ca
yeats. Trademarks. Copyrights, ETC., may
be obtained free of charge at this office.
Joseph keenan, has the frame for
new business house erected. 1t is located
on Bridge street, between the Austin
Marble Works and Haney's feed store.
The Spring Valley Mercury says:
Miss Zetta Milan, who has spent the
past year in Austin learning the dress
making trade, returned home this week"
The storm predicted for last Monday
and Tuesday got around on good time.
1t began showing Monday noon and
at night had developed into quite a
little winter.
DIR. A. Mcdonal at last accounts IS
very much better. sleeping we'll and
with a good appetite. We hope to see
him soon with US again, but think he
had better stay in Chatfeld till spring
fairly opens.
Mr. F. Schofeld Jr., of Grand
Meadow has bought ten acres of the
Raudler place west of the road and next
Mrs Smiths. He came over Monday
and expect to build and move his
family here in August.
Mrs. F. Tompkins, formerly of
Browsdale, is having residence built on
South Main street just north Of s. FL.
Judd's home. The upright will be 16x24
and 19 feet high, with an addition 12xl2
and will be occupied by her the coming
summer.
For the cure OF. colds, coughs: and all
arrangements of the respiratory organs
no other medicine is so reliable as Aver S
Cherry Pectoral 1t relieves the asthmatic
and consumptive, even in advanced
stages of disease, and has saved innumer'
able lives.
William Raab sends US Cedar Rap
ids paper containing a column report of
his patent railway signal, which says the
signal is doing good work and bids fair
to be adopted by the Burlington road
We hope that it may, and that William
may make a fortune out of it.
The contract for building the new
barn on the poor farm was awarded te
Frank Martin, of the town of Ra
cine. Mr.. Martin is said to be 6
f1rstclass workman, and has the recon-
mendation of Commissioner Brown, which
is sufficient guarantee.
-Jo. keenan, has his foundation laiC
and frame up for brick veneereG
building on Bridge Sreett. next East o.
the Marble works. He is crowding the
season. to be ready for large line Of
agricultural implements. Watch sui
sequent issues for an account of them
Con Sullivan is moving his bricl
machinery from Lyle to Austin, ant
will soon have the plant in operation
here. His machinery is all flrstclass ani
is what is known as the semi dry pr<
cess. He will manufacture ornamental
mental and fire brick as we'll as frs
class common brick. ...-
1 County Superintendent of Schools
Miss Gertrude c. Ellis, now has exam
ination papers ready and teachers viii
soon be notified of their standing.
large number of teachers have takel
the examination this spring, and tn
task of looking oyer all the papers an,