Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-05-22
OUR HARVEST FIELD.
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-SL. VlOOO L8AeS OOHS
Albert Lea has fixed the price of liquor
license at 800.
Didn't We tell you Faribault would vote
those $4,000 r. r. bonds?
The assignee OF the dofunoe wone b~nlz
has already paid q dividend Of 45 per cent.
-Faribault has Windmill factory. Six of
the mills were sent to customers in Iowa, last
week.
-Faribault and Red Wing have voted $780,
600 each In bonds to aid the Cannon Valley
railroad.
The Mantorville Erpress gets up about the
best column of State news of any Of our ex-
changes.
-Rev. h. slade, of Usage, lectured last FRI
day evening at St. Ansgar on ''Ingerson and
his critics."
Tho c., NJ. 4 St. Paul and c. & N. W. Railway
Companies contemplate the building OF
Union depot at Owatonna.
Bishop Whipple of this state, receives a
bequest Of $4,000 in the will Of Robt. NJ. Ma
son, late of Boston, deceased.
The Northern and Diamond 10. steamboat
lines are fighting heroically for the freight
business Of the Mississippi river.
1.-The nephew of Thurlow Weed, (2) travel
inx In search of his health" has been victim
izing Spring Valley people lately.
-Chatfeld has five fine old gentlemen, aged
80, 81, 50, "a and 80. Be kind to the dear old
fathers. May each one Of them live out
century.
An exchange truly says: 1T makes no
difference what the business is, the upper
round of tho ladder can be reached only by
climbing.
Dakota county has ''the finest Jail In the
state," and is free Of prisoners-all of them
having broken out-or else the Hastings Co.
| zette prevaricates.
Albert Lea is talking another railroad to
Fort Dodge, Iowa. All the company wants is
the right of way to the State line. When &C.
cured, work will be commenced Immediately.
| The Board Of Education Of Owatonna
| have reduced the salary Of the Principal Of
! their schools to $500 for next year. Ono teach
er receives $40 per month, four $35, and four
$50.
-LOafers are scarce.-Osd0e Press.
Your town must be dull enough. These
gentry add 80 much to-the number Of AMI
mails on the sidewalks. What is town without
| loafers7
The Fairview House in Faribault has been
leased at S60 per year Tor the use OF the im-
beetles to be removed from the insane hospital,
and will be opened for the purpose about July
1st.-E1chan0e.
has recently been organized, ''having for its
object the construction and operation of a
line Of railway from La Crosse southwest. with
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| The Hokah Herald says Col. c. W. Thomp-
son has disposed of all his right, title and in.
terest IN the Southern Minnesota railroad for
SIZE 900 in cash, and s. 900 in lands at Wells,
to Mr.. J. c. Easton. Clark is worth something
after all, and we're not sorry.
On Monday, 18th inst, much damage was
done in different portions Of Southern Mime.
sofa, by hail-storm. Hail-stones were very
large, and in Waseca, the Radical says, there
was scarcely adwelling in the place the window
glass Of which were not more or less broken.
Tho girl who passes you wine, would not
make you good wife. Paste this In your hat
young man.-E1chon0e. And the young man
ton. would not make good husband. Paste
this on your looking glass, young lady.-Mtn'
-FRum.-1tis IL now apparent that fruit We.
considerably damaged BY the hard frosts o1
J tho 6th and 9Th inst. Plum frees on low lands
! and In exposed positions viii have very little
fruit, and curEants will be scarce. Apple
blossoms we're not as fully developed, and
, viii suffer less.-FdrtbdaM Republican.
. There arc complaints from different partl
? of the county that tho wheat crop 10 looking
Weather., But the question arises, is 1t the re
anti OF the dry weather, or is 1t because p00l
. wheat was used for seed7 We would be GLAD
- S~vo <ha oniniov of aome of the exDerienc
cd farmers on this question: Hasttn0s Gasettee
17h.
. We witnessed rather an amusing, ye
!. touching, sight the other dsy-a sixteen yea
old verdant with his nrst cigar.-Chdtfe3t
. Democrat.
Come over to Austin, Nc, and We viii shov
. you 1oyear olds way past tho FIRST cigar" pc
:, Rod.