Mower County transcript., 1898-11-16


reference. The book will be delivered
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it. Those wishing it mailed will have
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buta a few cents. Bring up your sub
scriptions into 1899.
j. A. Pressman of Des Moines.
Iowa, was here Friday looking after
his property matters.
Don't forget the entertainment
by the Western Stars at the opera
house next Tuesday evening.
The Western Stars consist Of a
lady harpist, a lady soloist, a soprano,
man reader and man chalk talker.
Reserved seats for the Western
Stars will be on sale at the opera
house pharmacy tomorrow morning.
Chicken pie supper at the ConRre-
gational church, Friday evening
Nov. Is, given by the ladies OF the
church.
-Shorthorn bull calves. Poland
China hogs and Cotswold sheep. for
sale at reasonable prices.
SO J. j. FURLONG.
Henry Rilladeau Of Oakland,
sta arted for Long Prairie, Monday Nov.
about Christmas.
Miss Millie Clark expects to leave
today for Cedar Rapids. Iowa, to
spend several weeks with her aunt
Mrs. Millie Root.
The second entertainment in the
Western Stars, at the opera house next
Tuesday evening, Nov. y.
Miss Alta Atwater finished her
school in London Friday and is spend
ing few days with friends here be-
fore going home to St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Cook
were happily surprised 10 their new
evening, by company of friends.
-Ifin need Of thorough bred York
shire pigs or Buff Cochin chickens and
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys, call on or
write to E. B. PAYNE, Dexter, MINI.
Mrs Harry P. Mcbride visited
the family Of W. c. Scott of Rochester
several days last week on her way
home from Winona. She arrives here
today.
M. Dixon and wife left yesterday
to spend THANKSGIVING with their
daughter Mrs Ed Bulls at Oldham,
S. OAK Mr.. Dixon also has a brother
living there.
The envelope trust has advanced
the price of envelopes forty per
cent but the TRANSCRIPT job Office
continues tc furnish first class ones
printed at the old price.
To rent, quarter section in
Lansing township, one OF the best
farms in Mower County. For further
particulars inquire of NJ. E. Burton,
the dray man, Austin, MINI.
Wanted, by IA man with small
ing colts and caring for stock speci-
atty. Address.
HENRY O'NE1LL,
Rose Creek, Minn.,
The clover seed crop is light
one this year in this locality. One
man in Freeborn county threshed
his crop, having II acres, but got
only bushels of seed. His neighbor
got only bushels from the same area.
-One OF the positions to be filed
by Governor Lind is the appointment
OF member of the railroad and ware.
house commission to succeed Judge
Ira s. Mills, whose term expires
January next. Hon. n. Kingsley Of
this city holds over until Jan. !, 1900
before his term expires.
"A country school teacher in New
jersey recently introduced the study
OF physiology. A few days later she
received the following note: Dear
Miss A., Please don't teach my
Mary Ann any more about her insides.
It amt nice, and besides it makes
her vittels disagree with her."
Fireman Joseph Rockstroh, who
was Injured last Wednesday morning
on the Great Western passenger five
miles north Of this city, died the
same afternoon just after the special
train got him to St. Paul. He leaves
wife and two children living at
Hayfeld.
A burglar tried to enter the
Normal Cullege building early Friday
morning through window. The
occupant of the room was Miss Rose,
Que Of the teachers, who discovered
the intruder while partly in and
threw an Indian Club at him fright
ening him away. No clue to the
identity of the intruder.
Engineer Henry w. Clark, who
was severely scalded about the legs in
the accident on the c. G. W. road
last Wednesday was taken to Bethesda
hospital, St. Paul, where he was at
tended by DR.. Ineve physician for the