Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-11-20

A.. ...ux "a lue klno ne ever attended.
-~Janauschek is the possessor of a diamond
ring valued at e30.000, and q gold cross and
earrings, set with diamonds. valued at $4,000.
-~Janauschek refused to play in Music hall,
Hudson, Wis.,, saying that she twas not &C
custOmed to actingin q spit box" y, Hud-
eOn!-EI.
Basil Smout finished last week the largest
galvanized iron tub there is In Southern Min
% Res1aa: u i 4 iSv cate: thompson vinegar
REV.. Felix Sumtrey, a Catholic priest. died
at Owatonna on Tuesday Of week before last.
He was a native of Bohemia, and only 2s years
of age.
Following IL the vote, of the counties in
this judicial district at the recent election:
Fillmore, 1870: Mower, 3,ls7; Freeborn, 1855;
Houston, 1881.
The s. N. Railway will be completed to
Flandreau, D. r., in q few days. Freight
trains are now running to Edgertor, 66 miles
west of Jackson.
"A novice at the newspaper business sug-
gested to US the other day, that the Exchange,
which we clip 50 much from, must be a pop
ular newspaper.
e. C. Lubiens say they didn't strike a coal.
!; mine at Carpenter, but they did get a mighty
big hole In the ground that the Coal Company
News.
elected sheriff Of Freeborn county, by exactly
PAT majority over Woodward, the regular Re-
publican candidate.
White lace Is extensively used for trim
ming, on dresses of all fabrics of light and
heavy quality, black lace being fashionably
used on black only.
The St. Peter Tribune has authority for
saying that the MISUNDERSTANDING Pinafore
Co. which is now "doine'' Minnesota towns,
is IAN abominable fraud"
The Enterprise says Farmer would have
had more majority in Freeborn county, had
not the Democrats and reenbackers support
ed Page almost unanimously.
&C. NJ. Hewitt, of Albert Lea, has raised 100
bushels of Peach Blow potatoes of of ~ acres.
He has stored them for a hoped for price of 50
cents per bushel in the spring.
ALBERT Lea polled $50 votes at the last
election, and Austin 522, which was a light
vote for Austin. At the 70 spring election,
We cast 5s5 votes, and in March, '76, sol.
"A Fillmore county man has made a fortune
in q Colorado silver mine. He left Lenora
poor a few months ago. About two weeks
since he sold q half interest In q silver mine
for 100000!
dissolved on the 18th inst, j. Q. Withdrawing,
the unfinished business of the firm to be clos
ed up by ]. D. Farmer, who will continue the
business at Spring Valley.
Minnesota looks out for her ex-U. s. Sem
ators. Hon. Henry M. Rice has been reflect
ed Treasurer Of Ramsey county, n Hon.
Morton 8. Wilkinson has been elected County
Attorney Of Faribault county.
Some approximations are felt for the win
ter wheat crop, the warm weather having ad-
vanced the growth of the plant too far for its
safety. The knowing ones say it should not
cold weather. P~asturing is the remedy
Oedge Ne1us.
Chris. Narveson, a Norwegian, of Albert
Lea. got into q fight at Twin Lakes recently
with one of his own countrymen, who whipped
him terribly. Narveson lived q very short
time after the fight. Poor whiskcy at the bot
tom Of it all.
-Owatonna has two railroads, still her busi-
ness me- are not happy. They say they dis
criminate'' against that city; and, at a full
meeting Of the business men the other even
ing, they voted to ship hereafter from the
East over the c., NJ. 4 St. p. exclusively, so
It would seem that the N. W. Is the worst
hated.
The Houston County Joursa. of last week
says Farmer carried that county. Post your
self Bro. COmstOck. Houston county rave
Page "a majority Chatfeh Times.
You Page fellows need '~'posting." John @.
Farmer carried Houston county by Is MAORI
ty, as the official vote will show. Pages 1880
majority was whitfield down just q leetle,
wasn't it?
On Monday night Of last week, the house
Of Jno. AcCarty, OF Ellington, Dodge county,
was entered by three masked men with re-
volvers in each hand. The inmates, a. well
as the house, we're searched, about $40 in cash
secured, and the robbers took . team from
the barn and left. On Wednesday the team
beers have doubtless made good their escape.
We venture the prediction, that the next
boom" yin be In tie steady and healthy I'D.
this section OF Minnesota. There 10 much
inquiry already for this class Of lands in our
county. The vacant lands far to the west Of
the re1ux Of that great wave. comes back to
us in men, With money. anxious to buy i'm;
proved farms at moderate prices. Several
the inquiry stiil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FSss
Pfess.
THE WOOD TRADE.-The Central and
Southern Minnesota railroads arc doing .
large wood trade from Nankato. On Friday
Of Of week before last. II cars we're loaded ct