Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-02-05
NEWS AND NOTIONS.

Hastings would like to have daily paper.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton at Usage on the
-Decorah Is being favored with "Pina'
FORE this week.
1t now takes six cents to buy single
copy of the Chicago Times.
The Winona Herald is growing fat-four
columns Of legal ads. last week.
The c. s. N. w. R. R. Co. have decided to
build large eating house at Winona.
st. Paul is the boss beer town of the state.
40,764 barrels manufactured there in 1870.
"A woman, Is years of age, in O Brien coun.
ty, Iowa. has recently given birth toa daugh-
ter.
&C. L. Colman talks of removing his large
Touring mill from Winnebago City to La
Crosse.
-l73 licenses to retail liquor have already
been issued by the City Treasurer of St. Paul,
and the end is not yet.
Co. has a total mileage of 1852 miles and the
Chicago & Northwestern Of 2sle.
Louis Helm, Of Caledonia, is the father of
triplets-all boys. The Argus says they
weigh 12A pounds each! Whew!
Prof John, principal of the Mankato Nor
NAL school, has resigned his position to &C
cept the presiding eldership of the Winona
district.
The height of revenge has been invented
by school boy who threatens to draw his Of
Tending teachers picture on his slate with her
nose-a-running!
"A western editor says one hug is worth q
dozen love-letters, and they cannot be intro
duced as evidence in a breach Of promise suit
either. True, as preaching.
St. Paul Office OF the United States customs
from A. C. Haugan of Minneapolis for duties
S9 14T ices upon an Importation OF hsh from
BY not putting in brilliant, liberal adver.
tisements, the year round, in their local pa.
pers, business men stand in their own light
and cripple and curtail the usefulness of the
local press.-Duluth Tribune.
-"Sec that my graves kept green,' he
warbled under the window of his fair one
I'll tend to the grave business" shouted bel
enraged paternal pointing a musket out o
the window. The concert closed.
"A young miss OF eleven years, arrived 81
Winona last week, all the way from Australia
| via London and New York. The Herald say.
she made the long journey alone, unaided ex
cept by fellow passengers and officers.
Minnesota has thirty-six Presidential post
| ofices-of1ices doing business sufficient tt
yield salary of $1,000 or over, in which cas-
| the appointment of postmaster Is made By
the president and confirmed by the senate.
The Keokuk-Northern Line Packet Com
pany intend to build for use during the com
senger traffic only. It is expected these boat
will be able to make the trip from St. LOui
! to St. Paul IN three days. This move will ad,
new attractions to summer travel on the riv
! er.-W1nonG Herald.
The Albert Lea Standard understands tina
the effort to get the evangelists Whittle AM
McGranahan there is likely to result in fail
ure. Those gentleman make one of the con
ditions of their undertaking series of meet
ings in any place that the movement shal
have the approval of all the resident orthc
dox clergymen, and that they could not &c
| there.
| The Independent says fellow by the nam
of Page, employed by the village of LIE Ro
to prosecute the whiskey cases, on the tria
poured out the Walls of his wrath upon J. q
Farmer without restraint he har
pened to be brother of Judge Farmer
| "Page stock went down in this town, over s
per cent. with his best friends and his mos
| ardent supporters in the last election"