The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-11-11

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Eastern Dakota Medical society.
The Touring mills ut Austin ex-
perienced great difficulty in getting
grain enough to keep running during
tn" late rainy weather.
The quality Of wheat being bought
a. Fergus Falls is said TO be very
good. Charles .Goodscll is buying
about 2,G00 bushels u day.
r. 4. Smith, OF Mendoza. Dakota
county, planted nineteen acres of land
to potatoes this season. and had an
average yield Of go bushels to the
acre.
The lawful season for killing deer
opens November |. They are re-
ported to be very scarce. Their en-
tire determination is apparently near
at hand.
The LanesbOro JoUTnoL thinks you
can save enough in the ralne of court
plaster to pay expenses il you hire
the hardware NAH to mlt up your
coal stove.
Nearly a Thousand bushels of pO-
tatueS i'll the ground OH the river
bottom adjacent TO town have rOtted
since the Hood Of the past month
he Saeur Sentinel.
The authorities Of st. Cloud are
adopting sanitary and quarantine
measures to guard against the small
poX, which las got within three
miles OF the city.
The Window Rcp0rtcr of Nov. Sd,
says: Mr.. Miller finished threshing
last week aud had 400 bushels of
wheat 700 bushels OF oats; 400
bushels OF barley.
Last week LOGO acres of school
lands were sold at the auditors office
in Meeler county. All went at the
state price of 50 per acre, with II
single exception.
Il. c. Julson, of Harrington, has
purchased of Major NJ. J. Myers, of
Wells, breeder OF bIooded stock OF
al kinds except horses, his noted
Lincoln ram, True Blue.
Mr.. George 'Goodall, Of Garden
City. IN experienced blacksmith. has
bought in with Ike kamrar. ana the
new firm intend To carry on the black
smith business in MI its branches at
the old stand. " Mncb0G0 NewS.
The I.antsboro Jomnai says that
not more than haif Of the grain in
Fillmore county has been threshed.
Wheat stacks age looking as green as
Il meadow in spring time wHcH fresh
and growing with V"rdant heritage.
One Of thC ministers in Fdrihauit
says in Il card published in "a local
paper III that town, that he has asked
the chief of rnlire for protection from
drunken rOwdies on STniiay nights,
and that the said chief of poicc has
refused 10 grant it.
Cos. piI'sburY has notified Il. Q.
DuWd, cGGnIy treasurer of Scott
county. ihat il lac does not resign be
fore many days that he will remove
HIN. This is the third comfy treas
urer or Scott county that has been
removed within the past year.
The total collection Of taxes in
WiHoua county Tor the year ending
Oct lst amounts tU 4l29.Di7.Gl. This
docs not include !lv amount received
iur the forfeited tax s;iljS. which
were not concluded until the 18th OF
October.
GOV. Pillslury has appointed DR..
James Wilhelm. OF Far;HJu.t, rs re-
of minnesota, cSpc cially
in regard 10 the annbcr cane Interests,
in the tariff convention, SO called,
(which meets in New York on the
18th and 30th instant.
The Attorney General has given Il
negative DpiniGn IL tine question of
the Judge Of Probate in Blue Earth
county, asking if he is entitled to u
Zee OF So FOR examining all alleged
insane. The opinion quotes section
s, page l0S. general statutes. which
prohibits Judges Of Probate from re.
ceiving any fees whatever.
The other day Allan Day of Lone
Tree township. Chippewa county.
wien going out to plow took his gun
along 10 shoot game. lie was sub
scquently found dead near Il hay
+, nt'on' "s'" ~ pr r. 80 't,,.
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charged.
A stranger arrived ut Mi. lIol-
brooks, in Easota. lie Sucur county,
last wpnL. and rom,,Iaininp of = terri.
hI. bn,darhe vas Given - IpJ and
from th,t limo he never spnl;p Or
Merritt was scnt for. and EVERYTHING
nossih,e was done for linn. I'M he
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The Pennington Presa in speaking
of Farilault industry, SAYS: The
Fdribault Surar Refinery has turned
out between six and seven thousand
gallons OF syrup this fail Most of
this is now i'm the process OF sugar
A correspondent VAS in
one room where there are 5.0OG gal
Ions undergoing crystaliZu!ion 1T
present. from which they expect to
get about 10000 pounds of sugar.
This new manufacturing enterprise
is bound To succeed under The skill.
full and persistent direction OF Dir.
wilhelm. Farmers in reach Of the
refinery have received. this year, SO
per ton for their cane, ar,. seem
greatly encouraged 10 continue its
cultivation.