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I dress Melville g. Keith M. D. Bellville,
Ohio. d.
The democratic members of the
state legislature unanimously adopted
resolutions denouncing the Leader
which, while posing as democratic
sheet and entitled to democratic
support, has during the past three
years inflicted more injury upon the
democratic cause in Iowa than has any
two of the ablest republican papers in
the state. Its action was timely and
VIII nave the concurrence of the party.
The advent of spring has revived
the demand among owners and renters
OF high priced farms for cheaper lands.
No part of the country has attracted
more attention, or offers greater in
ducements. than Central Minnesota.
the Red River Valley and North Dako-
Ia. The Northern Pacific Railway
Company is Offering hundreds of
thousands of acres at low prices and
easy terms to actual settlers. See its
add in another column. If
The Ladies named below have been
selected by TIER friends to be voted
for in silk quilt contest at the Opera
House Tuesday evening, the 18th inst:
Miss Nellie Sims, Congregational
Church.
Miss Kittle Barker, Methodist.
Miss Emma Woellstein, German
Lutheran.
Miss Emma Anderson, Norwegian
Lutheran.
Miss Mary Lyons, Roman Catholic.
A young man wanted at Austin for
forgery was arrested by the city
marshal Wednesday night, and for
stealing $2S from parties at Taopi.
The Sheriff Of Mower county was here
I, him with a bench warrant issued
from the district court of Mower
county upon an indictment found there.
He is indicted under the name of
Fred Bulls, says his parents live in
He is young man in
about 81 or % wears of
age.
Miss Allie Bale who has been
in the city u few days returned
to her home at Cresco yesterday.
Mrs. E. Chamberlain went to Cresco
Friday where she will spend a few
days with friends. Joseph Walton
came down from Cresco Saturday. and
was an over Sunday visitor with his |
daughter, Mrs Clarence Christen
Garfield Taylor went to Cresco Friday
where he intends securing a position
in a nursery this summer.-Decorah
Journal.
Secretary E. w. Randall, of the
Minnesota State Agricultural Society,
came down from St. Paul Friday to
confer with starting Judge M. L.
irattan as to the details of the speed
program for the State Fair races in
September. They concluded to change
,he 2:O6 pace to a 2:05 pace, SO as to
get the McGregor PAGER Planet, 2:O43,
'ecently sold for six thousand dollars.
crank Bogash. 2:04i, Bumps, 2:O4s,
iuinette and Rubenstein, each of2.O5,
These horses would have been shut
tut OF 2:O6 pace but those eligible to
be 2:O6 can all start In the 2.O5 thus
nsuring one of the greatest contests
IT the year: John Kathan says Patola
will start in the PLY t.ot. Great
interest is taken in all quarters in the
lrst respectable speed program offered
" the Minnesota State fair in years.
bout $4,000 being offered in purses.
Or. Randall makes an ideal secretary.
lie is energetic, cheerful and knows
low to interest people in his great
Institution which is now the pride of
he state and known as one OF the
most successful Fairs in the Union.
his years fair is expected to be even
letter than its predecessors and the
Tendance from all parts of the state
will undoubtedly be largely increased.
Preston Times.
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