Mower County transcript., 1900-01-24
THETRANSCRIPT
AUSTIN. WEDAEsDAY. JAN. "a, 1900.
w. D. Harden has been nominal
ed for postmaster at LIE Boy.


Why don't you try small patch
Of broom corn next SPRING. The
price Of it is very high.
-Onicer Mollison saw caterpillars
running across the sidewalk in Austin
as he came down town Saturday noon.
Regular Cuba weather.
Mrs. Henry D. Weseman has sold
her residence at Madison. S. D., aid
intends to move to Austin soon. To
reside. Her husband died Dec. 5th.
For sale. The Thomas Gibson
farm, 2O acres, about one mile east OF
Lansing village. Inquire OF n. F.
Banteld. administrator, or B. E. Glib
son. 46.5t
Charles Koetbe, who was the
guest OF his daughter. Mrs. C. A.
Kerkow, last Wednesday, left the fol-
lowing morning, for his home at Fari-
bault.
-Thompson's Comedians at the
opera house every evening this week.
Matinee on Saturday afternoon. The
Bennets and Sutherlands are now
with this company.
100 acres good land we'll located in
Mower county, for sale at $4,000. 90 il
taken at once. $4,000. 90 cash, balance
on long time at 6 per cent.
GEO. W. BLISS,
Austin, MINI.
Come and see the new tailor shop
We make suits at close price. We do
cleaning neatly and cheap, also refit-
ting. Fur coats refined. Our busi.
ness place is ]073 Bridge street, up
stairs.
The following are the newly elect
ed officers Of Red Oak Grove Creamery
Association: John Opsall, president;
John Peterson, vice president; 81. Kit
tleson, secretary: O. G. :Anderson.
treasurer: L. Aldal, Jens Wilhelmson
and y. Aldal, directors.
For a limited time we will give
free for one year the 81 paper, The
Household Of Boston, to any one
sending us new paid subscription
to the TRANSCRIPT. Here is a guod
chance to get an excellent family
paper.
We have received the printed pro-
gram of the seventh annual meeting
Of the Southern Minnesota Horticul-
tural Society which is to be held at
Albert Lea Wednesday and Thursday,
Feb. IA and Is. We shall print the
program entire next week.
The dining hall OF the Grand hott |
was crowded Monday evening to enjoy
the farce '''All for q Man. given by
St. Cecilia Guild. Refreshments were
subsequently served. These home
talent entertainments are always en-
joyable.
Another week OF beautiful winter
weather. The sleighing which we
had the first of last week disappeared
Friday and Saturday under the warm
sun. The bentghted folks in Cali.
fornia and Texas ought to come to
Minnesota for nice weather.
Mrs. George W. Benton was Sc
verely burned Saturday from hot
grease in which she was frying dough.
nuts. From some unexpected cause.
the grease scattered In all directions,
burning her arm and face badly and
flying up to the ceiling. She is get.
ting along favorably.
The twenty fifth wedding ami
versary Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Nelson
occurred Saturday and company of
their friends gave them happy sur
prise in the evening at their home.
A very social evening was spent and a
silver fruit dish was left as a souvenir
OF the occasion, r.. L. Johnson max
ing an address.
The annual communication Of the
grand lodge, A. F. 4 A. NJ. OF Mime.
sofa was held at St. Paul Wednesday
and Thursday. The membership in
the state has increased over 500 the
past year, numbering 400. Fred B.
Wood of this city was appointed grand
standard bearer for the ensuing year.
Those present from Austin were Will
NJ. Crane, c. L. West, J. II. Ander-
son, John Robertson, c. F. West, F.
B. Wood and A. c. Page.
This is our way of advertising. A
$65.oo Organ Free to the common
school district whose patrons present
the large number Of tickets May /,
1900. We give you ticket for every
25c worth Of goods bought at our store
for cash. Preserve your tickets. Get
your city friends to keep their tickets
for you. Tickets will begin Jan. l,
1900. Our prices are right. Step in
and see the organ at our store. A