Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-04-15
ADAMS.
Nellie Carr

Nora Martz May avery
Anna Lukens May McGllvray
Fannie ] Hale
ADAMS.
Maggie Madden Nellie Carr
Sarah Carr
GRAND MEADOW AID VICINITY.
Louise Wilbright Matilda Finhart
Eta Wllbrlght Winnie EIchhorn
Mary Wood Bessie Crsweu
Anna Skyberg Addis B Cole
Agnethe Skyherg Susan Conlon
Constance Pinned Myrtle Bostwick
Della McDonough May Barnard
MARY Mc0orouSh Hattie Barnard
VIM Lan.lgraH Olive A Anderson
Jas Jorgens Homer F Pierson
Anna Funderhide Annie weber
HAMILTON.
VIM Wilson Anna E Cove
Mary Wilson Sally Cove
Mary Long Ella Fetch
Nellie Long Winnie Clark
Nellie II Grant Lizzie Anker
BRowSsDALE AND VICINITY.
Helen Wilder Perrin
Gertrude Wheeler Cora Lynch
Lille Woodward Cena Lynch
Carrie Thompson Gerte Hunt
Hannah Soderprcn Eta Sanborr
Anna Stokes Mary Tifton
Nellie Stimson Jennie Lounsberry
May Setter D johnson
Eta II Rockwell Greenfield
LANSING.
Horace Wells Myra Maxwell
Nellie Richards Anna Hanson
Eliza L heller Rose Gr1mshaw
AIRY Miller Rosa Dennis
Fina Miller SUNNY
ROSE CREEK.
Bena Taylor Lillian Lacy
Mary Thompson JENNIE Keefe
Eta Str. eter Mary keefe
Maggie Sullivan Eliza Kirby
Minda Rutland Della Cronan
Emma finland Katie Cronan
Dora Miner
SPRING VALLEY.
Vina Thayer Odell johnson
Anna Newcome Lena Baker
Helen Leach Mary Jerome
LYLE.
Susan Russell Ida Barnum
Vim Norris Mary Anderson
Emelne Folsom Frank Straub
Carlos Folsom
DEXTER
Callie WEIGH Harvey Derr
Eva kenerson Eugene Derr
Mary \ knsley Ella Buck
Cora Cha,ibourne Nellie Spencer
Mary Mccoy, Geneva, Mimi
Laura f. Alborn, Emerald. MINI.
William Whiteside, Of Lancaster, Pa,
writes For over six years. | was af
tlicted with .larrhoea Mishlcr's Herb
Bitters cured me and improved my gene
raj health. There is no remedy In the
world that can show similar record OF
cases, covering SO large range of disease.
us this great household specific. Kidney
and liver complaints, indigestion, foul
stomach. dizziness, nausea, sick head
| ache, etc, all yield to the magic Of it's
treatment.
4 GREAT DRAW-BRIDGE.
Throughout the entire length of the line
, from Mona to st. Paul, the work on the
Minnesota & Northwestern will be done
in the most substantial manner, and will
be rushed to completion. The bridges
| are to be built Of IRON, those at Austin
and across the Mississippi at St. Paul be-
! ing the largest The bridge at St. Paul
| will be tine structure, and is to run
diayOnally across the river from Starkcy
street 10 Robert, where it connects with
the tracks of the Milwaukee road, SO that
trains will run into the Union depot.
The bridge consists of five spans. four
fixed and one draw, the entire length
being l3134 feet, O, about quarter of a
mile. The brid &C is supported on six
piers. built Of Red Wing limestone, one
of the most durable foundation materials
to be found in the state. The cappinys
! are of Sank Rapids granite, and the piers
are built upon foundations of piles driven
deep into the water The largest pier is
81 feet high. 10 feet wide and 63 feet long,
and the length Of the spans doesn't ex
coed 2264 feet. three of them being 225
feet and one 2264
THE DRAW SPAN
is one of the largest to be seen upon any
railroad bridge in the country. 1t is 412
| feet long. and will afford a channel upon
either side of 1911 feet in width, each chan
mel being capable of floating the heaviest
vessels that ply to St. Paul The draw
swings upon very large pier Of the same
kind Of stone as the others, and is f1anked
| up stream and down by break water of
piles, protecting the central pier from ice.
and affording support for the draw when
I swung. The pier thus rormed IS 41a feet
in height and the stone pier in the center
is 80 feet in diameter The superstruct.
ure of the bridge will be built entirely of
iron and is already under contract in the
! east. The span will be built by Della
ware manufacturer entirely of iron and
will-bc turned by small engine situated
in the center Of the draw itself and cap
| able Of swinging it easily and safely
The construction of this part is already
under way and it is expected that the
whole will be completed within three
months. st. Paul Dispatch.