Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07
State Iter.,s.:

The population of Dakota county is
1902. 8 & &. -:
Bearsarc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Goodhue
county this season.
Pheasants are said to be plentiful in the
Northern part Of the State. .. .,.,.
Wheat receipts tor ting last two weeks
Of September in Dodge county was $1,000
bushels. .
Granite from the head of tie Lake will
:be used by HEN. p Company in bald,
ing the piers Of the new Brainerd bridge
this winter '-~ res - = :-': :': :
Martin Gjertson, residing near Madel
Ii, while running at full speed trying to
catch a sheep in his stable struck his. face
against rail and was knocked scnseiess
His nose and left eye were b b: q i'1jur
ed. ..... -,
An eight. year old boy Of Theodore
Moulton of Qronoco, Olmsted county was
kicked in the pit of the stomach on the
Goth u1t: by horse, from the effects Of
which he died early next morning.
Acrazy man, giving he names OF Jas
Sanford and Samuel Sample, entered the
dwelling Of policeman John Day: at RED
Wing, at six o'clock the other morning
and commenced smushing windows and
furniture. He was secured and placed il
Jail for safe keeping.
Mantorville Express Eight acres o.
oats on the farm Of Mr.. Ri r. B. Miller
two miles northwest Of this place, yielded
835 bushels-an average Of. nearly on.
hundred and four and one half bushels tt
the acre.
St. Cloud Times: "A baby was born W
at Forest City last week. Tic only unu
sual circumstance connected with the af
fair was that the mother is fifty years ole
and the father seventy years. Here's I
genuine return to patriarchal times.
On the evening of the Goth ult, Pc
lander, at Two Rivers, Morrison county
named Korsch, while returning home from
Myers store with }wo or three ncighbors
fell suddenly to the ground and expired
Of heart disease.
An unknown man, the inmate of thu
Aims House of Goodhue county. was rul
over while in an intoxicated condition b,
the cars on the night Of the 2S,h ult., an,
his body horribly mangled, cut up ant
scattered along the road, distance Q
several hundred yards.
A couple were married in Justices OF
fee in Faribault the other day, and o.
descending the steps to the street, til
wind lifted the brides veil from her hea
and waited it up into the upper ether III
til it looked a mere sreck. The local p,
per trusts it was no omen Of coming Dc
mcstic breezcs:
A dastardly attempt was recently mad
by unknown parties to burn the house G
G. Kohler of Wa.crtown, Carver county
which was occupied by tenant, with hi
wife and three small children: Fortunate
ly the attempt was discovered in time an
frustrated.
| lie Sucur Sentinel: Some persons VIII
were either hungry, mischirvous, &
mean, or all combined, before the article
on exhibition at the Fair could be reno
ed, stolo about all Of Mrs. S. =. Carpen
ter's fine collection Of preserves, jellit
and fruits, and also stole some article
of de'icacy from Mrs. Mckenzie and OIL
e:s.
On the 9Th u,t. Mr.. JOHN II lddcn, on
of Ni>la's, Olcnnsted county, most thrift
and cnterprising citizens, met wit', a s.
lious and painful accident. Mr.. Made
was working about his new steam ,hresl
ing machine, when. III some manner, on
ofhis arms was caught by the large ban
, which. drives the cylinder and was carrie
over the pulley, breaking the arm in tw
pieces below the elbow.