Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-05
OUR HARVEST FIELD.
This state cast 9S, ,478 votes Nov. 5th.
Extra freight trains on the 8. NJ. r. r.


This state cast es, ,47e votes Nov. sth.
| Extra freight trains on the 8. NJ. r. r.
- Nine marriage notices IN last week Albert
f; Lea Standard.
Only 81 per day is now paid section men
on the s. NJ. II. II.
Miss Fannie Hollister read to a Decorah
audience last week.
They have Oranges in Mobiles county.
Wonder if there is live Grange IN Mower
Goods sold irregardless Of cost.-LeROy
Independent.
You mean non-un-ir-regardless.
jackson county cast only 545 votes at the
last election. Meighen received but IS OF EN-,
for Congress-.
1T Is estimated the drive well royalty, if
collected, will take over half million dollars
out Of Iowa alone.
The Masons will catch it ut St. Charles. on
Dec. nth. The opponents of "organized &C.
cretism" will meet in convention on that date.
The ladies of Pennington are holding
meetings Ito take measures to raise funds TO
help their brothers in DISTRESS" la drive
we'll swindle.
Rochester did noblv for the yellow fever
sufferers having raised and forwarded to the
Howard Association the handsome sum OF
eight hundred dollars.-Erchdng6.
The new tax law prohibits the levying of
more than nine mills Of tax on the dollar for
school purposes and ten mills on the dollar
for building purposes.
The Minneapolis Millers Association have
dod,,ot oonta q h,laho1 from the
price of wheat that has been bound with wire
Goodbye, wire-binders.
Geo. K. Shaw, editor Of the Tribune in its
early days, is about to start another daily pa.
per in Minneapolis. Geo. will make things
lively wherever he runs paper.
The Bismarck Tribune heads its column OF
personals, "prominent People," We suppose
the mention Of them in the Tribune Is what
makes them "Prominent People,"
"A firm of patent lawyers, of Cincinnati,
will undertake to defeat the drive we'll patent
in the u s. Supreme Court for $1,000, and In
case they fail, will charge nothing.
-Donnelly has left the Anti i-Monopolist. Nc
Kinney and Kelley are his successors. The
paper never did amount to much, but twill
amount to less with Donnelly out Of it.
Walter Blaine the eldest son of Senator
Blaine, aged g, a graduate of Yale and the
Columbia Law School, is to settle in Minneapo-
Lis. and there commence the practice OF law
-Erch0n0e.
Prof L. B. Sperry, of Carleton College, lect-
he'll fix up something that will help us out the
the rest Rochester Record & U.
We see by the St. Paul Pioneer Press that
there has been new :. Post ,,oe once Ge,;o estao-
i
is it?-Grand Meati0W Neacs.
j. S. Brown, land commissioner of the s.
NJ. Railway Co.. has been superseded by A.
Conant, Of Lacrosse. Mr.. Conant formerly
held that position and made himself unlVer-
sally popular.-P5estOn Republican.
The Wells Advocate says the first passen-
ger train went through to Jackson Wednes-
day night, 9th ult. You bet Geo. Chamber
lain-always happy-is now running over with
happiness.
j. Skyberg, for about years partner In
the firm of NJ. H. Fjeldstad s. Co., in Grand
Meadow. has retired, and started for Norway,
his native land, where, says the g. N. Nears
he will locate, among his friends and relatives.
Fred. Claude, living near Winnebago City.
rdlStU Ou6 uuuuICO OuSAOAo Va "AOoSe AA0 SOAN
it for &c. While he was in the field at work,
and his wife visiting at q neighbor's, thief
entered the house and stole the hard-earned
money.
The great prevalence of iiphtheria in
MankatO has been attributed to the lmpur1ty
The late analysis of water taken from we'll
on the hill above the city shows it to be OF such
an impure nature as to be wholly unit Tor
|use.-E1ch0nge.
New Haven claims the girl Of the "
Boston Post. ALBANY has her -.'-Abany
Argus. "You ought to go and her family"
Nv. Y. Herald. "we'll bet they would tell
you to never again."-Jackson Republic.
What an for bachelor to make"
1T is suggested that the telephone would
be very useful for farmers. line rum
ming along country roads and terminating at
pe It could be e%pioyeS to ca Doctor or order
goods, to engage hands for extra work, or to
send messages to be telegraphed to distance.
If farmers furnished the posts line m could , be
The editorial profession will be represen-
II. W. Hill, OF the St. Charles Times; Henry
Kinds, Of the Shackopee Argus, and c. F.
Mcdonald, of the St. Cloud Times.-Erchan0e
There will be several editors in the House
also. Wall, of the Hokah Blade, is the only
one we can call to mind just now, however.
In suit before a country Justice near
here, few weeks ago, the defendant plead
his own case, and 1t Is reported that part OF
the time he addressed the court as ''your
honor" sometimes as "Joe,' and once in a
while as ''you id fool."-Dundas Ne,us.
Our eloquent advocate was probably deter
mined to call the court by his right name
"once In while.''
Rev. H. Slade, Universalist minister Of
Is years. residence in Elgin, Illinois, has re-
| Gently removed to Usage, Iowa, where he has
| been called to preach. We know him to be an
able preacher and good man, and in memory
of the days of 'auld lang syne," we make spe-
| cial request that Mr. and Mrs. Slade be well
cared for by the good people Of Usage.
The Faribault Democrat proposes that
Donnelly next try Dunnen a race. Yes, but
that is two years of. We bespeak for him
the nomination next year for Governor. just
to keep bis hand in, Of the workingman's, the
the prohibition parties If he will kindly say,
as early as possible, that he is not candidate,
1t will be all understood and settled. DOnnelly
for Governor.-Rsd Wing Republican.
This is the season of the year when the
| country Job printer will take an order for 500
postal cards from the business man. pawn his
overcoat for five dollars to buy the cards,
print them for six shillings. and present your
bill next January, when, If he does not take it
paper and wonder why somebody don't start
q paper there that has got enterprise. And
yet We wonder at the prevalence OF crime.-
Reeks Ssss.