Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-08-16

wooden plOWs are behind the best steel |
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Farm journal.
NEWS AND NOTIONS.
Albert Lea is to have Chinese
laundryman.
Albert Lea has lost it's steamboat. 1t
goes to Spirit Lake, Iowa.
DIR. Ballard, of Albert Lea, is a can
didate for State Senator from Freeborn
county.
-Knud Haraldson, of Freeman, is
talked Of for one Of the representatives
from Freedom county.
The Enterprise says "Bub" Williams,
of the Standard, was an applicant for the
position of Adjutant General
&C. N. Enos, of Rushford, has remov-
ed to Des Moines, Iowa. The Preston
Republican bids him adieu $37 worth.
A new boy baby has been reported in
Wykoff. Fillmore county, weighing 15t
pounds. That boy has good start in
the world.
Albert Lea does not get the Wells
shops. We hear the company has decid-
ed to continue the division and shops
permanently at Wells.-Waseca Radical.
H. G. Day, of Lanesboro, is talked
of for county attorney. From what we
know and have heard of his legal attain
ments, no better man in Fillmore county
can be found for that position.
"A brother of Hon. Milo White resid-
ed in this county number of years ago.
and married the widow of Nelson Bough
ton who was murdered by Kreigler in
Nunda in 1855. Kreigler was hung in Al
bert Lea, and was the only white man ev-
er executed in Minnesota.-Akbert Lea
STANDARD.
AT Mason City on the Sd, John Rus
sci, an old resident of the place, "a years
| old, was robbed of $500 by some fell
! lows following or attached to Batcheller
| & Doris circus. He was chloroformed
inside side tent, and the money taken,
but it was subsequently recovered and
the thieves arrested.-Er.
! Mr.. NORM, who has fifteen hundred
acres in wheat this year, and is a close
observer, estimates his yield at fifteen
bushels per acre. Mr. NORM is careful in
his calculation and is more apt to under
| than over estimate. He has in all about
2, 100 acres under cultivation in Freedom
county this season.-Albert Lea Standard
| Mr.. David D. Jones, of Petersburg.
w. Va, writes: Il experienced for many
years great annoyance and suffering from
rheumatism and weakness of the kidneys,
and my bowels were almost always
irregular. tried Browns Iron Ritters,
which acted like charm, restoring me al
once to regular health, and banishing all
pain from my body"
The number OF candidates for the
various offices to be filled this fall is un
precedented in this county. The princi
pal offices to be filled are State Senator
two Representatives, Auditor and County
Attorney, and there are from two to near
ly score of candidates for each Office
some towns turning out as high as three
candidates for the same office.-Alber
Lea Enterprise.
Rev. s. G.. Smith, of St. Paul, {
brilliant young Methodist clergyman
has recently received call from the Bur
lington Qowa) NJ. E. church at salary Of
$4,000 and parsonage. The St. Pau
Methodists are very sorry that the 3-yeal
rule of the conference deprives them il
this instance of very able man.
GENTLY DOES rT.-Eugene Cross,
Swan Street, Buffalo, writes: Ihave used
Spring Blossom for dyspepsia and indi
gestion, and have found it to act admira
bly, as gentle aperient and blood purifier
l consider it unequaled; you are at liberty
to use my name as reference. Price sc
cents, trial bottle 10 cents. Sold by Don
& Void.
Three tramps who left this city on q
freight train one night last week, beat
and robbed man who got on the train al
Dodge Center, somewhere between that
place and Kasson, and then threw Their
victim of the car. Fortunately the con
ductor heard the noise and discovered
their crime. He picked up the man and
backed the train to Dodge Center with
the three scoundrels and their victim At
last accounts the assaulted man was lying
at Dodge Center in very critical condi
ton. The three tramps are in Jail in this
city.-OacatOnnG Journal.
HARD Jumps IN BREAsT.-Dr. r. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y: Dear Sir-I wrote
you some time ago that thought had 6
cancer. There was large lump in my
breast as large as a walnut, and had beer
there four months. I commenced taking
your Golden Medical Discovery, Favor
tie Prescription and Pellets in June, and
the lump is gone. Yours gratefully
| Mrs. r. r. CLARK
| 1rvington. Mich.
Thorn. Robertson, section foreman
on the s. NJ. Division, was run over a,
the Mulvihill trestle work before day
light Monday morning, and had both legs
crushed. He had been at his home at
Peterson to spend Sunday, and was re-
turning to work at Ryan's cut. neal
where he met his sad fate. He was riding
q velocipede hand-car, and having beer
drinking freely, became drowsy and fell
asleep, evidently, as himself and hand
car were motionless when the engine
struck him. He was removed to Lanes
boro and had both legs amputated.
large aud destitute family are the vic
Tins Of his habits.-Preston Republican
dug. 10.
And whisky at the bottom of it all.