Mower County transcript., 1894-06-13
Notes From Exchanges.

Notes From Exchanges.
Dodge Centre Record: Lafayette
French Esq. and wife, of Austin,
were in town Thursday. Mr.. French,
like all outside lawyers is strongly in
favor of removal of the county seat
of Dodge Co.
Grand Meadow Record: Mr.. Requa,
of Austin, brother of Alex Requa,
was in town Wednesday. Mr.. Requa
is running for Clerk of Court, and
from the way things look at present
he stands good show of being elect
ed.
Rochester Post: Mr.. Harry Engle,
of Marion, cut and cured a quantity
of hay in May and brought the same
to the city last Friday, June 1st, and
sold it. If this season is not month
in advance of itself it is certainly
very near it.
Waseca Radical: There are few
men in the country who have enjoyed
good health and have been industrious
and saved their money, but could now
have good home and plenty to eat.
It is the individuals own folly and
foolishness in most cases and not the
government that is to blame.
Lyle Tribune: We had the pleasure
last week of meeting Mr. J. G. Hawk
ms, of Window, who is an aspirant
for county commissioner. Mr.. Hawk
ms will doubtless be a strong candi-
date and if elected would in all prob
ability fill the position with credit to
himself and the Republican party.
Blooming Prairie Times: Drs. O.
H. Hegge and G. A. Hegge, Norske
Jaeger, of Austin, have established a
branch office in this city, over A.
Olson & Co.'S. drug store. Office days
are Monday, Thursday and Friday OF
each week. They will make a per-
manent office here should their busi-
ness compel it.
| Dodge County Star: The employees
of the Chicago Great Western rail-
way from Randolph to the state
boundary line met here last Saturday
night and formed an American Rail
way Union with 81 charter members.
They met again this Thursday even.
ing and will add half dozen more to
their number. .t....
Moorhead New: We trust that Miss
Horace Greeley Perry of the St. Peter
Journal will not deem the news un-
gallant when it suggests that Mrs
!, Wood edits the Sauk Rapids Free
Press and that Mrs. Seward edits the
Saltwater Messenger, SO that the
claim made that the frst-named is
the only, etc., doesn't hold true.
, Northwood Index: There is a class
: of well-to-do women, without child
: rem, who are suffering from ennui
leading selfish, almost useless lives
who by interesting themselves in some
| waif might experience a triple bless
ing, to themselves, the orphan, and t.
) society, thus beautifying their owl
| lives and perhaps saving one of Cod.
} little ones from a life of ignorance
and crime.
Lyle Tribune: It is generally un
derstood that Knut Amundson, O.
7 Nevada township, will be an aspiran1
for the Office of county commissioner
subject to the action of the Republi
can county convention. Mr.. Amund
son is a very popular man; "a successful
farmer; a man eminently qualified fo
the position, and if he receives th,
: nomination he will undoubtedly b,
elected by a large majority.
Owatonna Journal: "a. N. Kins
, man, Of the floral house Of a. N. Kins
!, man & co. of Austin, was in the cit,
the past week. The flowers from thi
, estab ablishment are among the fines
brought to this city. The train ser
] vice between this city and Austin i
4 especially favorable to the shipmen
Of cut flowers to this point in goo,
! condition and in consequence the,
Y are il great demand for party use an.
! in other cases ding decoration
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