The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-10
Autl- 9luuopolst.
MINNESOTA NEWS ITEMS.


! BEAR was killed within the CITY
limits Of Saltwater Thursday.
CITIZENS of Faribault are talking
about an oil well and artesian wells.
THE new Headquarters Hotel at Far
60 will be opened for business Decem-
Der S.
HUNTERS will have to improve their
time. Killing deer is unlawful after
the 18th.
THE building improvements in Fergus
Falls this season aggregate nearly
$4,000.
QUITE number of Good Templars
lodges have been organized recently in
this State.
No sales of school lands were made
IN Benton county this season. Reason,
no bidders.
MASAESAH, Meeker county, hsa
grown by nearly twenty new buildings
this season.
a PAPER at 80 cents per annum is to
be started in Hutchinson about Jauu.
airy LIST.
MR. A. J. MCCLELLAN, a resident of
Saltwater since 1855, died suddenly
Friday of apoplexy.
CHRISTIAN PFLEGER Of Hastings Slip
ped on the on the ice and fell Wednes-
day, breaking his leg.
THE residence and most of its con.
tents, of F. monty, living near St.
Charles, was burned on the Dist.
THE Owatonna Journal is writing UP
the leading business houses of that
place. 1t makes good showing.
Tue Father Matthew Temperance
Society Of Litchfield, though only about
4 month old, numbers nearly one hun
dred members.
BEN. AIyERsoN and family of Itch
field, has removed to Seattle, the Pa
cific slope terminus Of the Northern
Pacific railroad.
MR. w. WINTER Of Buse township in
Otter Tail county, had red peppers just
ripcning Thanksgiving day. IIows that
for hyperborean (O Minnesota.
PETER Rue of Saltwater was buried
beneath landslide Monday of last
week and seriously, though not dan
gcrously, injured.
Mr.. MALcoNy of the Big Woods
country, is feeling good over thirty
acres of wheat this year that averaged
thirty one bushels to the acre.
y FARMER S wife in lie Sueur county
marketed 700 turkeys Friday of last
week.
The house of Benjam Shreve, of
Cottonwood county, was destroyed by
fire Monday morning last.
A LITE child Of Thomas Fawcit of
Cottonwood county was choked to death
by kernel of corn Saturday of last
week
WALToN ELLIOTT Of the town of
Levern, Pope county, raised PA bushels
of flax from twenty acres. for which he
received IN cash $26l.
Mr.. CLEMENT late of the Southern
Minnesota railroad, has been appointed
general freight and passenger agent of
the Central Railroad of Minnesota.
De. Dickson, a pill dispenser of
Chatticld, made an aggravated assault
upon brother professional. Dr.
Thomas, for which he was fined Sl5.g
FRANK FRANKLIN, Young man Of l.
years, was run over by the cars at Do
yer, on the line of the w 4 ST. P. +.
X, Wednesday afternoon last, and ia
tally injured.
TnE new iron bridge across the Big
Cannon, at Cannon Falls, has been com
pleted aud accepted. 1t cost about
$4,000, and it is claimed is the best
bridge in Goodhue county
The Duluth Herald announces that
parties will apply to the coming Legis.
nature for a cnarter for n railroad from
Beaver Bay to the iron range west of
that point.
D'Unger of the Duluth Herald prom
Uses TO give TO all indebted to him. no
matter what the amount. receipt in
full and six months subscription to the
Herald, upon payment of one dollar.
ENocH WRIGHT of Sharon township.
lie Sueur county. fed and fatted 40 hogs
this season with the corn from eight
acres Of ground. These hogs brought
on an average $l2 and SIS, or total
sum Of about $500.
Wx. Ii. HOWE and Geo. Howe are
about to establish a machine shop and
foundry and shops for the manufacture
Of the Howe Harvester at Winneba-
so City. Leading citizens subscribed
Sl,5o0 toward the enterprise.
Rsy. Gro. L. CHASE, Warden of Sea-
bury Hall, Farihault, was recently mar
ried At Florida. orange county. \. Y.
to Miss Ella Wheeler of that place. Miss
Wheeler IS a cousin of Prof. Wheeler OF
Yale College. and IS said TO be a lady of
rare accomplishments
TIM newspapers Of the State can now
shoot off their barbed arrows Of ridi-
Guile at Michael Helm len, auditor of Da-
kofa county. He has fixed the time
for holding the tax Judgment sale for
that county for Sunday the sixth day
of December.