Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-09-06
OUR HARVEST FIELD.

OUR HARVEST FIELD.
Kansas will ship !, $50, 900 bushels of
wheat to St. Paul and Minneapolis this
year. s.~.s-.s ~,
AT the close Of business for August
the amount in the state treasury was
$3.50, $500.
The Free Press says all the wheat
raised around Mankato this year is
plump No. L."
Senator Window will deliver the
annual address at the Dodge County
Fair, Sept. 9th.
w. w. Woodland retires from the
Mankato Free Press. leaving L. p. Hunt
sole proprietor.
The Chatfield Democrat opposes q
congressional nomination by the Demo
Gratis in the First District.
The Minneapolis Journal has the fol
lowing motto: EVERY man has right
to his own opinion" 1t is good one.
Judge Page, of Austin, has bought
an orange grove in California and will re-
move to that state before many months
-Er.
Lake City is to have new paper
The Graphic Mr.. Russell knows how tc
get up graphic paper. Please X"Uncle
Ned"
The succulent oyster to-day resumes
his reign over the epicurean palate.-Er
change, Sept. LIST.
We are one of 'em-the epicureans.
1T is not birth nor
Rank nor state;
IT'S git up and git that
Makes men great.-N. Y. Sun.
Minneapolis has seventeen principals
in her public schools, and all are women
but two. Surely, woman cannot com
plain Of exclusion from the higher ranks
of the profession of teaching. {.
"A solution of water, milk, and kero.
sene oil, is certain death to the chinch
bug. 1t costs but half cent gallon,
and is put on with a very simple instru-
ment. The Farmers Reuie,o says it is a
success. Try it.
e. G. Perkins is talked of for Super.
intendent of the Yankton and Sioux City
Falls Division of the c., M. & St. P.
Gene" is the old and popular conductor
on the 8. NJ. Division We sincerely hope
he may be promoted.
WEAKNESS of the joints and muscles,
impure blood, urinary catarrh, and other
disordered organic functions, permanent
ly cured by using Browns Iron Bitters.
It strengthens the affected parts, infuses
new life, new health. and new vigor into
the whole general system, and makes life
seem we'll worth living.
The Leroy Independent thinks there
ought to be law against the carrying of
pistols and revolvers by minors. ihasmuch
as nearly every boy in that city has one
protruding from his pocket, and the whiz
Of the bullets is unpleasant to the timid.
Our postmaster has just redeemed his
hat from pawn in one of our saloons. A
tramp had stolen it and pawned it for a
pint of whisky!-Kasso~ Express.
Well, now, could any editor under the
sun, get postmaster out Of bad scrape
any slicker than this?
We are informed that in "best socie
ty jelly 'is now carried to the mouth on the
fork" Well, if "best society" has been in
the habit of carrying jelly to the mouth
with the fingers it is about time a change
was made. They will find forks a very
useful article when they get used to them.
-Er
Thomas Garfield is now 60 years OF
age. He says he was often called upon
by his mother to convey James upon his
country school house, several miles from
his mothers farm. He enjoys repeating
the early experiences of his brothers life.
The corn crop which was thought
several weeks ago to be about gone up,
is coming out all right. The recent rains
and hot weather has been the agent that
has worked the change. The majority
of corn fields are as we'll advanced and
look as promising as they ever do at this
time of the year, and all that is now feared
is early frest.-St. Ansgar Enterprise.
Mrs. Alexander Mitchell of Milwaukee
is the leading spirit in the Milwaukee
museum of Fine Arts, and is just engaged
in getting up loan exhibition for the
benefit of that institution. She has en-
listed the services of several well-known
artists in this and foreign countries, and
contributions are already forthcoming
in considerable numbers The exhibition
will open in September, and President
Arthur will be among its prominent visi-
tors.