Mower County transcript., 1899-09-06

Monday.
Geo. w. Williams is up at Breck-
enridge on business trip.
e. ]. Ames is up at Park River,
n. D. and may decide to locate there.
college students! For nicely fur
nished rooms cali at 900 Oakland Ave.
Mrs. Ida c. Sutherland went to
Minneapolis Monday to spend week.
The S. NJ. N. college opened the
fall term yesterday with good at
tendance.
d. Mosier and wife OF Lyle came
up Friday to visit their daugh ter
Mrs. Glynes.
Clean the caterpillars off Of your
black walnut trees if you wish them
to thrive.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Sherman from
Colum bus, Wis, spent part Of last
week with A. Webber.
M. and Mrs. E. B. Eckert Of
Northwood, Iowa, spent the fore part
of last week A. Weber's family.
Bids for the new sewers on Main,
Chatham and Courtland streets will
be opened Friday evening, Sept. Is.
F. w. Kimball has finished pick
ing his early plums. There was a
great demand for them at $2a bushel.
%. w Shaw, wife and daughter
returned Friday evening from their
summer outing in Somersworth, N. 81.
The Ladies Musical Society held
their first meeting Yesterday p. M.
with the president, Mrs. F. l. Crane.
j. w. Carr of Dexter received a
telegram last week saying that his
mother died at her home in southern
Iowa.
Miss Augusta Baker of Saints
Rest OF Window township goes to
State University.
Miss Grace Baird returned from
St. Paul Monday. She expects to
open her Kindergarten next Monday
for the fall term.
The floor of the Schleuder French
block opposite the court house Is
going in and work on the building
will be pushed.
Jack Leary, formerly of Austin,
was married few days ago in Mon
tana to a Miss Kelly. They will re-
side in Montana.
Miss Amanda Sodergren returned
Thursday from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Des Moines,
Iowa, and St. Joe, Mo.
Hon. John Mathieson Of Ramsey
is somewhat better, and was able to
20 to St. Paul last Friday to spend a
month with bis niece.
An exchange says that the latest
style is for young ladies to wear their
hair scrambled. If that word doesn't
fill the bill we miss our guess.
George Rochenbach now has a
large supply OF the very finest melons.
They.are luscious and ripe and he can
supply them in any quantity.
M. Blow and wife are visiting
their daughters, Mrs. E G. Tompkins
and Miss Lulu Blow. They may re-
main here for several months.
Land for sale, wild land and i'm
proved farms, apply to, G. HARKENs,
Land agent for Great Northern Rail-
road company. Long Prairie, Todd
County, MINI.
p. Swanson of Cresco, Iowa, the
contractor for putting in new heat
ing apparatus in the court house,
came Monday with carload OF ma
terial and will put in the plant at
once.
"A State law requires that owners
or those in charge of steam thresher
engines stop their engines when a
team is approaching, and failure to
do this lays them liable to the damage
done in case the team should run
away.
One Of the most noted institu-
tiOns of the medical fraternity is the
Southern Medical and Surgical Insti-
tute, located at Louisville, KY. DR..
Rea is one of the faculty. Consult
him if you are afflicted, on his next
visit to this city.
-Fourteen-inch, steel beam, double
$40. Sulky and gang plows. prices in
Sewing machines, warranted for ten
r. Rierson's, Lyle, MINI.
Last Monday morning Ray Gotta
son Of Joseph Gotta the shoe dealer,
was seriously injured in a runaway
in the Third Ward. Young Gotta was
thrown out against the crossing with
great force causing concussion Of the
brain and rendering him unconscious
for several hours. He was reported
some better yesterday but not out Of
danger.
Sessions & Lowell will sell
western range colts again at the
Milwaukee stock yards, Austin Sept.
9, 1899, at 1:30 a. M, this is good
stock and Sessions and Lowell have
the reputation Of selling all stock
that goes in to the ring. These are
nice colts ages one to four years, good
colors and we'll bred.
-"Nellie," said a mother to her
little daughter, II wish you would
run over and see how old Mrs. Smith
is. She has been quite ill.," In few
minutes Nellie came running back