Mower County transcript., 1903-10-07
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Mortified News: 1t is charged that
State Superintendent Olsen has an
editorial interest in the Freeborn
County Times. .;.--.
Lime Springs Sum-, Mrs. Ole Hanson
and sister, Miss Annie Madsen, of
Brownsville, Mimi, took in the carnival
as the guests of her sister, Mrs. Henry
Hewett, and family. ~ r.
Window Reporter: The young ladies
from Austin who have been making
home comfortable for Mr.. Will Officer
for two or three weeks, returned to
their home the other day, and the wish
for thero to return soon is uppermost
in the minds of many Of our young
people. ..,.s~..- ~ : - 2;s +.
St. Louis Globe e-Democrat: One
theory of two cool summers in success
sion is that the practical use OF electrl-
city is affecting natures weather ar
rangements. In that case, how is the
great sizzle and drought of 1901 to be
accounted for? -. rsa
. Rochester Post and Record: The
Mower County Transcript Of Sept. Is,
published an address delivered at Aus
tin Sept. s, by Chas. G. Wilson of this
city, before the Old Settlers associa-
tion. 1t contains much that is Of his
toric interest beyond Mower county,
and we take the liberty to present it in
full to our readers. .r
School Education: It gives us
pleasure to note the good work that is
being done in drawing throughout
Mower county and the interest both
teachers and pupils are taking in the
subject. Among the papers sent in by
the teachers at the last state examina-
ton in this subject those from Mower
county were among the best. \
Hokah Chief: There are rumors Of
a new time table soon going in effect
on the S. M. The principal talked of
change is in the running of No. l, now
leaving La Crosse at 80 p. m., which
the rumors say will leave the city at
about seven O'Clock in the evening.
This would surely be a great improve
ment in accommodation, but nothing
official has yet been given out as to the
change. a
Albert Lea Times: Two men dead
from accidents, one man with both legs
cut off, and numerous men arrested,
put in Jail and fined, several families
in mourning and many more in shame,
misery and Iov ,rty, is the record of
drunkenness in Albert Lea and Free
born county in the past month. The
record should be read and considered
thoughtfully by every boy, and young
man in the community. :
Everleth Star: It is generally con-
ceded that Dunn is strong in the north
ern counties, but one has only to pass
along the line, meeting the state re.
presentatives, and he will be astonished
to find that in the southern counties
and also in the western ones, Bob
Dunn is the favorite candidate. If the
state convention should be held within
thirty or sixty days, r. c. Dunn would
carry the state with a whoop.
\ Providence Journal: The house in
which the late Allen G. Thurman lived
until his death is now to be sold to pay
his debts. 1t does not pay pecuniarily
to be an honest member of Congress
| and it does not pay except pecuniarily
to be a dishonest member. Examples
of the latter truth would be- as mul
tiplicitly citable as those of the former
if we only had some psychical X-ray
apparatus that would light up mans
! inner life. - -. ......s.s.,. -
St. Cloud Journal Press: Some me1
pay more than their share of persona
property taxes, many more pay less anl
| others 0ScaDA altODathar = The most