Geological Survey parties,i8 branded by Harden, theretiring postmaster, will
Director George Qtis Smith as grossly^xemain a short time to break 1n the
from .the
misleading/ if not absolutely untrue, I new hands. ^Mr. H'. retires fro
This entire coalrland area, belonging to P0®itJ®^ ^.best wishes -of
THE Hamburg-American steamship jobbery, holdups, and safeblowing bjr
company isarranging for the Purch|«eT"y®8g'Men. *. The F®Jjire i®?
v, .r. every effort to apprehend the pel*
of dock sites in San Francisco and is petrators of these acts, but16a far none
planning to establish a liue of steamers-have been successful, except those at
between Hamburg and San Francisco N icoliet, who captured Cimes and
by way of the Panama canal. We do
Sauk Centre Herald* T&N^.|re any
number of people who like Minnesota's
100-i n^ deport men t-G oyer nor" a 1
personally,, who think he can never be
reelected. A&4 there are others who
hold different ideas about his alleged
agreeable personali ty, who agree with
the conclusion of the first named con-:
tingent. Take them all together they're
a goodly bunch and cast a lot of votes.
Wykoff Enterpriser While on a trip
to Austin last week we noted the many
imprqvements being made along the
S. M. west of Dexter. From Browns
dale to Ramsey the track 'has: been
Lyle Tribune: The. 220 acre farm'
near Stacyville belonging to John Red^
ing of Austin was sold last week to Dr.
Horine of'Colfax, 111, This is the same
gentleman who purchased the J. E.
