Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-12-06
OUR HARVEST FIELD.

-Chat6eld has no Marshal and wants
Justice of the Peace
Several deer have been seen recently
in the timber near Chatfield.
Mr.. Thomas. a farmer residing near
Preston. has sold 800 worth of cream
per month to the Preston creamery dur
| ing the season.-CAatfeM Democrat.
Hon. Alexander Faribault, aged 80,
for whom the fourishing city of Far
ibault was named. died in that city last
! week Saturday. He was an ardent Cath
Catholic church.
EVEN ministers find that honesty does
not always pay. The Philadelphia Ne,es
says that an honest Chicago preacher was
asked to resign some time ago for de-
nouncing grain corners. He went to
Leadville, but is again out of a situation
In Leadville he denounced stage robberies.
-Er.
Col. McGlinsey of Elgin, ILL.,, says:
within twenty-five miles of Elgin the
butter, cheese and milk products this year
will aggregate $4,000, 1000" The colonel
adds that in his opinion Minnesota will
soon be competitor of Illinois in the
production of fine butter.
If the trial of Frank James in Mis-
souri, ends in acquittal or pardon, |. p.
Haywood of Mortified will ask Gov.
Hubbard to take necessary steps for
bringing the outlaw to Minnesota to ans
wcr to the charge of the murder of his
brother Frank, who was killed by the
Younger gang, OF which James was a
member. Tribune
Mayor Ames of Minneapolis, is in
New York; but previous to his departure
he left orders TO arrest the entire Tribune
force who might be at work after midnight
Saturday night, thus violating the law
against laboring on Sunday. Acting
Mayor Walsh, however, revoked the Or
der, and the circus did not begin.
Miss Lizzie Hanscom of Minneapolis
has been trying frontier life, having pre-
empted 100 acres of land fifteen miles
from Devils Lake and four miles from
the Cheyenne river. She lived on her
claim from April until November and has
honestly earned her patch of the public
domain.-Pioueer Press.
Why may not other Minnesota girls go
! and do likewise?
"A locomotive fireman living in WI
mona attempted suicide last week Friday,
because ''his home and his four children
had been forsaken by his wife, who dur
ing the past two months had remained the
most of the time at saloon, engaged in
drinking and dissipation, and no efforts of
his could induce her to relinquish her VIC
| ious habits and return to the care of her
home and little ones"
Pilgrim church, Minneapolis, has in
vited Miss Fannie Townsley, of May
wood ILL.,, and her assistant. Miss Holo-
way, to help in special meetings. They
are now laboring in Nebraska and their
engagements will probably prevent their
coming to Minnesota until January.
Miss Townsley is commended by many
pastors as modest, refined, consecrated
Christian woman, and an able, winning
speaker.
Mrs. Bowen, wife of the editor Of
the Fargo Press, is lady of marked lit
erary ability. She does good editorial
work in every department of the paper,
and among other things runs the territor.
ial news column, from which every edi-
tor in Dakota, from Pembins, Grand
Forks and Fargo to the Black Hills,
steals unlimitedly and necessarily. Mrs.
Bowen is as charming socially as she is
gifted literarily and journalistically, and
her husband may well be proud that she
is Bowen of his Bowen and flesh of his
flesh. "-Er.
We should judge from the following
that the editor of the Republic was the
happy dad of female baby:
The editor of this paper assisted some
what by the Mrs. Republic" this week
got out an Issue" which we believe sur
passes all our previous efforts. 1t is a
bright, clear impression, the register is
excellent and it of course bears the i'm
print of the compositors of the job. 1t is
full of life and vigor and keeps the fore
man busy day and night wrapping it up
or unfolding its beauties to numerous adj
mirers. We regret to say that we have nc
extra copies to spare. For proof of ou1
"orK we Woulu glaoly mali specllen u
our friends, but it is too much of female
nature to be mailed. We trust our print
er friends will "catch on" to the above
and forgive US if we rise up in our glory
and swear that we're digger man than
Of Grant" -.
WEAK lungs, splitting of blood, con
sumption, and kindred affections, cured
without physician. Address for treatise,
with two stamps, Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N, Y.