Mower County transcript., 1894-03-14
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Flowing Gold IN a Rooster Live.
" Election.
The separator at Kings station was
started up last week. .z.=
Roy Kennerson has gone to Lyle to
work in the creamery there.
]. T. Miller closed his term Of school
in Dist. No. 35, last Friday.
Sheriff Mollison was around looking
up jurors one day last week. 4
Mr.. Anderson, Of Brownsville, is
finishing Mr.. Bucks house.
Ole Baken, of Hayfeld, was in
town Thursday on business.
+ Roy Coleman moves today on his
fathers farm near Grand Meadow.
The inseparable twins that played
for barrel OF sugar are surely not in
it. II.
Several farmers have been blowing
for the last week, but no seeding done
yet. 'g..
Four tickets in the field Tuesday
for village offices. Somebody surely
had to get left. --.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. McComber, of Min
neapolis, are visiting friends and rel
atives herea bouts.
0. J. Simmons goes to Minneapolis
the 23d inst. to serve as petit Juror in
United States court.
John Rowley and granddaughter
will start for a few weeks visit to
Tennessee next Monday.
Question for next Thursdays debate
is "Resolved, that women should
have the right of franchise
A new operator came to the home
of Agent Benson last Tuesday. Tom
says he will soon have night man
now.
D. Dickens is making preparations
to erect large barn on his place in
the spring and thus the county keeps
improving. .~...
Mr.. Cornforth, who had his leg
broken last week, is not getting along
as we'll as could be wished. Yesterday
he was quite sick.
The village council has taken our
advice and repaired the sidewalks
some, but there are many other places
that need the same kind of attention.
A pair of spectacles were stolen
from one of the stores one day last
week, but the proprietor soon traced
the man and the glasses were forth
coming in a hurry.
Grant Hemtoon, Of Olmsted county,
came up for a visit with his sister,
Mrs. Reub Vermilya last week. He
returned Monday, accompanied by
Mrs. Vermilya and Miss Maud Ver-
milya.
B. F. King killed a rooster Sunday
for dinner and on dressing it, it: was
found to have a five dollar gold piece
in it's gizzard. The letters on the
piece were entirely worn away. Just
how this chicken came to possess so
much wealth is a mystery. He, must
have been an associate of Fleury,
Scheig or Menage.
Following is the result of yesterdays
election: President of council, H.
Benner; councilmen, A. Vermilya, P.
Vandenoever; recorder, J. A. King;
treasurer, Nelson L.. Medberry; con-
stables, o.. J. Simmons, J. H. Vande-
noever; assessor, 0. J. Simmons.
Forty-eight votes cast. Everything
quiet. The board is a no license
board.
Have you read Tawney's speech and
M. T. Grattan's. letter on pensions?
If Tawney doesn't deserve the: old SOL
dier's vote then it's hard to find one
that does. Grattan says: II have
voted the Democratic ticket for
twenty-four years and never voted
any other. But it would seem that in
voting the Democratic ticket I have
helped to place in power the vilest
element evolved by the great war
the copperhead-men who hate the
flag and blue uniforms and hired sub
stitutes, now haul down the flag and
harass pensioners" .:..
LYLE. -
Who will be Mayor?- ?-Accident -
Sickness.
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