Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-07-17
OUR HARVEST FIELD,

Mrs. Matte A. Bridge is health-seeking At
Lanesboro.
st. Ansgar wants lawyer. The town
must be sadly demoralized.
The W. s. St. P. R. r., between Eyota and
Rochester. is being steel-railed.
The May Fisk English blondes-l6 females
Are 'entertaining" the La Crosseites.
The deaths by lightning during the past
month in this state were very numerous.
The grading of the S. NJ. r. r. extension
is completed to the line of Pipestone county.
The wheat-buyers at St. Charles are con.
tracing the new crop Of wheat mo. p at SO
cents.
The Owatonna Reviep has joined Pat
Child's army, and hoists the Prohibition State
ticket.
! Hon. NJ. H. Dunnell is at his home in Owa-
tonna. enjoying season of rest with his
family.
There was not drinker of intoxicating
beverages among the Illinois editorial excur-
| sionists.
| The Sioux Falls water power changed
hands the other day. The price paid was
$4,000.
An old Soldiers Organization for Freedom
county will be Effected on the last day of the
county fair.
No matter how wet the weather, there is
| never any mud in La Crosse. The La Crosse
| sand is mud-proof.
If Mobiles and other western counties save
enough from their wheat crop this fall for
| seed and bread they will do well.
Freedom county farmers will not paw
more than 81 per <ul harvest hands this
--...vl, says the Albert Lea En'~ HFeSe'
line road agents are very active in and
about Faribault. There were several bold.
highway robberies in that vicinity last week.
The Minnesota Editorial excursion to Du-
luth and day excursion on Lake Superior.
will leave St. Paul on the morning of Wednes.
day, August 9Th. We hvpo ~ DE there.
-Girart Hewitt, of St. Paul. died on Mon-
day morning, ut the age of IS. He had resi-
ded IN st. Paul q years and over, and was
generally beloved by all who knew him.
An the rural villages of Northern Iowa
he oe asrena p 6ir. Shade trees, flowers
and dogs: are looking their best at this happy
season OF the year.-Os10e Press.
The Albert Lea city council recently pass-
ed resolution appropriating two or three
dollars for steam fire enrine. and
the resolution was promptly vetoed by Mayor
Brown.
Mrs. John Arnold, Of Olmsted county. COM
mitted suicide on the I'd inst, by taktnr
strychnine. She left note stating that it |
was all on account of her husbands swearinx
and drinking habits.
The Spring Valley Wdette is positive Hi |
ram Page can no sooner secure another nom.
nation for Judge at the hands Of the Repub- |
lean party than can stuck steer secure tho
Of his slayer,
There seems to be general buoyant feel
ng throughout the country. Rates Of inter
est are railing. money must seek other invest.
ne NJ man LOANS real estate is taking an up
ON has been reached at last and thar s1" 100
lines are coming2-Osaoe Ne,cs. ' 'o''0'
The Chatneid Democrat publisher the
'Greenback County Ticket at the foot Of its
columns. After q while when the Denis and
1reens mix-we suppose the ticket viii be
placed at the head, and ardently supported.
JOINT do 1t, boys. Stick to the old ship, like
'ood Democrats, and repudiate these green
Jack frauds.
the gentlemanlv agent Of An
,erson.s Circus, which is to exhibit in town on
ne FIST, occupies four columns of the Post this
'eek ana next.-BttIe Edvth CITY Post, 1lth.
we don't know Gardener, but should say It
Fould take four columns, even for q small
nan to occupy. But We have looked the Post !
ewspaper all over, and cannot 1and Gardener.
r any other man. There's q mistake some.
'here. Probably SIocum meant lamp-post.
B. Liverman, of La Crosse, Polander. was
years old the 18th inst. The Chronicle savs
q Is the Oldest member Of several secret or.
anizations In Wisconsin IL not In the north {
'est' He Joined the Masonic fraternity in
SO, the order Of l. O. o. +. in in 1885, and the
ncient order Of Druids in 1sA0, and has 10.
lained an honored member in good standins
each OF the above named orders up to the h
resent time. IC