Mower County transcript., 1896-10-07

L. French went to St. Paul Mon
day to attend to law business before
the supreme court.
Mrs. G. Ellingson of this city went
to Albert Lea last Saturday to visit
her PARENTS and friends for few days.
The Baptist state convention con-
venes at St. Paul next week, opening
Monday evening and closing Friday.
F. Lacom will sell his nearly new
single top buggy. He is willing to
take half the payment in cord wood,
To exchange: A quarter section of
land in this vicinity for house and
lot in Austin. Address box 7, Austin
P.O.
e. II. Wells Of Lansing town has
rented his farm to George butcher
and is moving into Lansing village
this week.
Miss c. NJ. V. Nutting, trained
nurse. Certificate from Lakeside
Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio. Residence
with Mrs. N. Corning, Austin. 81
Andrew Nelson Of Waseca return
ed home Thursday after visiting his
daughters. Mrs. Chris Knockelby and
Mrs L. Knudson, for several days.
&C. L. Peck of Grindstone, n. D.,
was caller Friday. He had been to
Chicago with large shipment OF cat
tie. He formerly lived in Waltham.
j. F. Ziemer of Waltham returns
today to the State Agricultural Col
lege at St. Anthony Park. He ex-
poets to finish his studies there this
year.
By using Halls Hair Renewer, gray,
faded or diScoiored hair assumes the
natural color Of youth, and grows
luxuriant and strong, pleasing every
body.
"A Methodist sociable was held at
the home of John Gordy, in Pleasant
Valley, last Friday evening. A good
time was had by the large number
present.
Rough estimates indicate that
our total tax rate in this city will be
little higher than last year. Charge
part of this burden up to the new city
hall extravaganza.
-Gottlieb Grimm of Madison, Wis,
visited his daughter last week, Mrs. Ed.
Baudler, returning home Friday. Mr..
Grimm is mem Der of a large bind
ing firm in Madison.
Mrs. G. E. Hancock of Blooming
Prairie stopped off Thursday to visit
her brother, G. K. Hanson. She was
on her way home from Mitchell, Iowa,
where she visited relatives.
"A school sociable will be held at
the new Ames school house, town of
Red Rock, next Friday night, Oct. 9.
A collection will be taken for school
library. A good attendance is antici-
pated.
We saw Mr.. NJ. F. Hall of this
city over northwest of Dexter last
Friday, starting new Avery thresh-
ing engine for BrOmberg Brothers.
The Avery is good engine and gives
general satisfaction.
The semi-annual opportionment
of the state school funds has just been
made. The division is on the basis of
$3.50 On each pupil entitled to appor-
tionment. Mower county receives
1897 20 on 4,oes pupils.
Mrs. A. D. Bishop of Santa Ana,
CAL. came Wednesday to visit her
sister, Mrs. F. A. Ticknor, and will
proba bly, remain several weeks. Mr..
Bishop owns one of the largest orange
groves around Santa Ana.
The hog disease, that is such a
dread to the farmer, is prevailing in
southern Minnesota. Haas hog rem
edy is an absolute preventive and
cure. Don't be without it. For sale
at Model drug store, Austin, MINI.
We neglected last week to publish
the acknowledgement Of the copy
right of the cartoon representing Nc
Kinley and Bryan in 1861. The full
credit for permission to use it belongs
to Harper & Bros, publishers Of New
York.
Judge S. S. Washburn's bicycle
which was stolen from the hotel Of
ice the nlgnC or j. A. ldWneyS S
speech at Dexter was found Wednes-
day by Geo. King secreted in thresh-
ing machine near the lum Der yard in
Dexter village.
%. J. Bagley OF Stewartville was
visiting his brother, G.. NJ. Bagley, Of
Udolpho last week. His son, Walter
Bagley and wife of Eau Claire, Wis,
accompanied him. They started home
Saturday. expecting to attend a big
wedding in Winona yesterday.
w. D. Medbery of Dexter was a
caller Monday. His new store build
ing, 2Sx9O, is nearly finished. 1t is
two story, of brick. Up stairs is a
fine hall that will seat about 500. The
store will be occupied by his sons for
general merchandise business.