Mower County transcript., 1904-05-18
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

preston RepuDuCan: LII Dunn only
pays for the literature sent out by his
bureau as he claims in his letter to the
Times editor, we wonder who foots the
bills for the advance agents who are
touring the state for candidate Dunn.
Pelican Rapids Press: Not few
farmers are waking to the fact that the
game laws Of the state are not only
a farce, but an imposition made for
the convenience of sportsman. Dur
ing the busy season for farmers, sports
men are out with gun and rod, and
when the farmer has any leisure he is
confronted with warrant from game
warden.
Anoka Union: St. Paul must clap
his hands with glee when he thinks
how the tax payers have been worked
in the erection Of the new capitol build
ing, which is going to decay before it
is completed. Certainly building that
was to cost two million which has cost
nearer six, cannot be source of pride
to any but the citizens of St. Paul,
who worked the scheme from the start.
! Amboy Herald: The report that
a man while going home one night
this week with few potatoes in his
pockets, was held up, we believe to be
true, for potatoe was found in lone
i, ly spot and the ground was torn up in
the vicinity as it a great struggle had
taken place. It is perfectly safezin
this village to carry large sums of.mon5
ey in your pockets after, dark, but not
potatoes not potatoes. zzl Ezs f.
St. Cloud journal Press: r.: G. Dunn
said in public speech that all the
members of the supreme court could
quit, and nobody would care. The
judges are probably convinced that the
state will survive even if Mr. Dunn is
not nominated for, governor. 1t may.
be that Mr.. Dunn's slur on the eminent
men who are serving the state faith
fully and ably on the supreme bench,
will cut 20 small figure in keeping Mr..
Dunn a private citizen. =. :.-
jackson Republic: This has been a
hard winter on Our creameries. The
price of feed has been SO high that very
few or our dairy men have fed their
cows as we'll as they should have been
fed, and the result is found in the fact
that the run at our creameries has been
very low. The. comparatively low
price for butter has also not little tC
do with discouraging the production o1
milk. The creamery still remains
however, the friend of the man who
milks good COWS.
St. Paul Dispatch: Go where yor
will, on almost any of the asphaltel
Streets, and. you find holes where thu
pavement has been cut into to make re
pairs of pipes, to thaW out frozen wa
ter pipes, or to lay pipes for conveying
electricity. The broken cement ha
been dumped back and the blocks O
asphalt relaid, with it's broken edges t,
be hammered by wagon wheels int
: fragments. In places not even this ha
been done, but the hole filled with tn
gravel taken out.
Lyle Tribune: At the meeting O
q the Lyle Telephone company, Monda
afternoon, it was decided to commenc
: at once to build line to ~Otranto an
= also to build line east on the Stat
h Line, touching at different points j
:, that direction; A full metallic line wi
D. be put in to Rose Greek connectin
N with Austin, Leroy and the Twin Cit
q Line, directly from the local phone
e. 1t was decided to- improve the appea
- ance of the Central Office by paperin
- painting and putting in a new carpet
Wykoff Messenger: lion. A. D. Ora
: OF Preston is in the field as candida,
for railroad and warehouse commi
le sioner- and he will no doubt be electe
ar There are just thirteen candidates
= the field at this writing for the tV
- vacancies on the commission, and M
II Gray is the strongest man among the1
e He will have the solid support of Il
n Fillmore county delegation, and
y the delegation from Fillmore coun,
q will also be for Judge Collins.
.e Minneapolis Times: The printi1
IS and the transpo portation Of tons upt
tons Of worthless matter in the Ca