Mower County transcript., 1902-05-14
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tifcate that they comply with the law.
Notes PHI From Exchanges

stuff printed in the MinnesOta Press is
by Farmer Ben of the MOWER COUNTY
TRANSCRIPT.
Crookston Times. stWhose funeral
is that?" inquired visitor at Red
| Lake Falls last week. "That is not q
funeral procession. It is the real estate
dealers going out to show the country
to the landseekers," replied resident
of that town. "
Window Free Press: According to
our exchanges, Bro. Belden, of the
AUSTIN TRANSCRIPT, is going to be
candidate for state senator from his
district. MIR. Belden has many old
friends in Window who hope that he
may be successful if he is q candidate.
Lyle Tribune: We see there is talk
of Mr.. G. D. Belden of Austin for sena
tor. This is move in which we most
heartily concur. Mr.. Belden has been
a minister Of the gospel, editor and
superintendent of the Mower county
schools, all of which offices he has filed
with satisfaction to the people.
Dairy Record: In few years Min
nesota will have a thousand creameries.
That was the prediction of Dairy and
Food Commissioner Mcconnell last
year, but the trust operators told him
that in two or three years there would
be no creameries. They are all living
and will continue to live.
Wells Advocate: Attorney F. w.
Greenman, of Austin, Minn., was in
town Wednesday as the attorney for
the defendant in the case of J. NJ.
Demorest against G. A. Monte, which
was heard before Judge Bruder. At
the close of the hearing the judge de-
cided the case in favor of the defend
ant, Monte, and dismissed the action.
Albert Lea Tribune: The dog
catcher is abroad in Austin and many
ours will have to keep close or they
will be run into pound and later de-
stroyed If not redeemed. Here it
seems a premium is placed upon dogs
and the place is overrun with lot Of
worthless whelps: The council would
late with view to restriction here.
Lanesboro Journal: One of our
young men, in his effort to reach home
at late hour last evening, absent
mindedly (?) waded through the we'll
filled mortar box in front of the new
Mitchell building, and, as evidence of
this fact, left streak of mortar from
the box to the front gate. His feet re-
sembled a pair of whitewashed Russian
thistles and he remarked that it "Muss
been HI of rain; never saw streets s.
muddy n my life."
Grand Meadow Record: The Adams
Review predicts breaking away of
party lines in county politics this fall.
The editor of the Review promises to
stir up matters little later and we
have no doubt of his ability to do so.
We believe, however, that the repub
lcans OF Mower county are going to
vote such strong ticket at the prim-
ary election in September that it will
have the unanimous support of all re-
publicans and many democrats.
Blue Earth Post: F. E. Putnam has
taken into partnership in his large law
practice young attorney from Austin
by the name Of J. n. Nicholson. The
Post welcomes Mr.. Nicholson to our
city, and assures him that he has not
only connected himself with one of the
leading lawyers of this section of the
state, but will find that he has plenty
Of good, hard work ahead, for that law
office is always "hive of industry" =,
Woman's Home Companion: The
girl who lies in bed late, never walks a
mile, and eats candy morning, noon:
and night, can never feel we'll, and has
no right to feel we'll. An occasional
treat of pure candy is good, but moth
ing could be worse than the continu.
GUS eating of sweet stuff which goes on
among girls almost universally in this
country. Beauty of complexion, good
nature and healthful enjoyment Of life
all vanish when the train Of ills brought
on by over-indulgence in sweets begins
to submerge the vitality. :
ST.. Louis Globe Democrat: If there
is beef trust-and an overwhelming
majority of the people believe there is
One-lt will be assailed by all the re-
sources which the law puts in the gov
ernment's hands. There is chance, of
course, that the law may be found inef-
fective in this case, but if this be so a
new act will be passed which will do
the work which is required. The Re-
'publicans are in the trust-killinQ busi-
ness, and the country will soon see that
they are in to win.
Pelican Rapids Press: 1t is wisdom
to say little about the injuries we re-:
ceive. We are generally the loser in
the end if we stop to refute all the
back biting and blowing that we may
hear by the way. They are annoying,
it is true, but they are not dangerous;
for we never yet met one of these
scavengers but that sooner or later
were worse off for their talk than you
were. f.
St. Peter Journal. Why should the
railroad railroad rates be,6xed and kept under
the insurance companies are permitted
to fix their own? There is Just as
much Justice, and surely just as much:
need, of rate adjustment and rate con-
troll by the state in the case Of insur-.
ance companies as there ia in the: case.
of the railroads, and it is "a, wonder
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