Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-12-19
NORTHWESTERN NEWS.
MINNESOTA.

MINNESOTA
The Saltwater high school is getting
a chemical laboratory.
The steamer st. Louis in the Duluth
trade, is being rebuilt at Detroit
HENRY WILLARD has sent check of
500 to st. Aiexsnder's hospital, New
Ulm.
For kissing pretty girl against her
will W. E. Hamilton, of Duluth, was
fined $14.
AUSTIN is making extensive prepare
tons to entertain the butter and cheese
convention.
A LYNX measuring over four feet in
height was shot in the outskirts Of New
Uim the other day.
ANOTHER ferry is to beplaced on Lake
Superior next summer for the Duluth
and Superior City trade.
TIE bodies of Putch and Schaeher,
the two young men drowned at Winona,
have not yet been found
THE Dairymen's Association will CO.
cupy the opera house at Mankato at
their coming convention.
TIE annual meeting of the National
Guard Association will be held at Man
kota on the 9Th of January.
TIE training season with the trotters
at Lake Eiysian farm has closed, and
the stock has gone into winter quarters.
MANY of the citizens of Rochester
have constructed strong vaults in their
| cellars, to which they will flee in case OF
a cyclone. I'LL
AUSTIN has been made the point at
which applicants for pensions in the
first congressional district will take their
final medical examinations.
TIE rumor that three Of the crew of
the missing Mapistee bad been found on
the northern coast of Lake Superior is
believed to be false.
=. FREDERICK NELSON, peddler of Alex
audria, while rlulDg into that city, laid
down in the box of the wagon, anu by
some means bcaTd was pressed against
his throat, choking him to death before
ne was noticed
GRAcEvmhE rs to have two banks.
q. 8. Judso1, t,uerly of First Nation
| al. Morris, 81 r.. II. Allyn, of Morris,
other vii! be l.anch of the First Ma
! IlOu6l VI UI7h
| Ar the Y. G. A. convention at
Still water, the GLOWING officers we're
elected: Preside nj, Frank Cutler, North
field; first vi"e president, Andrew Jack
son, Dulutl second vice president,
Prof. Kirk, Winons: secretary, s. 3.
Motif, Minneapolis; first assistant, c. D.
Decker, Nortkfeld; second assistant,
IL. NJ. Lichtenberger, st. Paul.
DULUTH capitalists have organized .
geld and silver company, With $500 cap
,tal stock, to operate q property between
Duluth and Rice's Point. The shaft is
now down fifty ssvo feet. Steam drills
and other machinery have been pur-
chas ID. The pay streak is seven feet
wide, and, il is said, assayed IS per ton
at thirty feet from the surface.
l.. 49,. .. DAKOTA. s---....:.
PETER WARNER, of the Deadwood
Times, declines to be candidate for
postmaster. 49, --',.
The total assessed valuation of d.
kota for 1883 is over 500 600, 900, against
81, 600, 600 for 1882. y 49, F. ...-s,s
MR. BuRD1cK caught an elk on Ora
hams Island, DEVILS Lake, last week,
which dressed 500 pounds. ..%
| GRAND FoRKs young people complain
that winter is so much OF 9 failure that
there is no skating in that vicinity.
By recent fire in Glasgow, Scotland,
Mrs. Ellen s. Easton, of Bismarck, had
property destroyed valued at 360, 900.
i w. a. EMMoss, one Of the Of lest set
tiers Of Bon Homne County, had oil