The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-06-17
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

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CARPENTERS and masons are in good de- E
,and in Alexandria. e
RrA1. ESTATE transfers in Freedom 9
ounty show increased activity. :
The LIE Sueur mill is making eighty :
,arrels Of prime -four per day. "
The Changers are preparing tor grand
celebrate At Delavan on the 4th OF July. :
The church property of St. Charles
exempt from taxation, amounts 70 @As'-
300. II
THE population Of St. Charles consists
If 500 males and 900 females-total
!, 202.
Rev. Mr.. CORNELL has been called to
the Episcopal parishes Of Mantorville and
Kasson.
The name Of the Guilford post office in
Frecborn county has been changed TO
Oakland.
The cut-worms are committing serious
in the corn fields and gar
dens near Rochester.
The grasshoppers are IN and ABOUT
Moorhead, but not in sufficient numbers
to do much damage.
&c. RUTHERFORD, of Rosendale, Wat
onwan county, set out IA, 900 slips OF young
trees this season.
r. W. GooDsE1L has been appointed
postmaster of Menden, Steele county, IN
place Of w. E. Widger. :,
The rate of taxation in Redwood
county on q moderate valuation is only
three and one-third mills.
MISS Nellie, daughter Of Hon. Mark d.
Dunnell, recently presented the Baptist
society Of Owatonna with fine $4OO or
gan.
IT is rumored that Prof. G. w. Hall, Of
Owatonna, is soon to marry Miss Nellie,
daughter of Congressman Mark u. Dun
nell.
WV. Potter of Marion township has
purchased two year old bull. seven
Fights Durham, which weighs 1915
pounds.
A. W. THAxrER has found on the east
hank of the St. Croix River three foot
vein of copper, which he traced for near
ly mile.
An Attempt was recently made to burn
the residence Of Mrs. G. Baker, in VIM
nebago City, but no particular damage
was done.
| AxAx named Long recently arrived in
Rush City with his family and household
goods al the way from Chicago IN
prairie schooner.
MADISON VANxEss Of Chatfield has been
arrested for an assault on Sam. Smith,
colored, with intent to kill, and held to
bail in the sum Of $500.
II DURING the storm Of Wednesday night
f the I'd inst, two two-year-old colts were
| struck by lightning and killed, in Glen
7 wood township, Pope county.
D. B. JOHNSON an attorne AustiI
5 while on a recent visit to Albert Lea OF
business, and stepping out Of carriage
r fell and broke both bones Of the leg.
Col. MARSH Of Worthington D. T., ha
. left in the Office of the Moorhead Star,
! specimen Of coal Of good quality, which
was found IA miles south Of jamestown.
joan Olson, aged 20, while engaged il
driving logs near Saltwater, on the even
. ing Of the lst inst. was taken with II
!. of apoplexy and fell in and was drowned
Ar the special election held in Pickert
# Lake, Freeborn county, to vote upon tn
!. question Of donating $4,000 to the Nortl
and South Railroad, the proposition va
If defeated.
:e The Blue Earth City Post contains
II advertisement of . money package, foun
A. July 4th, 1870, which the finder wish'
is to return 10 the owner. A clear case
IS conscience.
IS SYLVESTER CHURCHILL, An insane ma
r. and brother of VIM. Churchill, who "
r. murdered in Cherry Grove this spring, ~
ID been taken to St. Peter by Sheriff VIII
4 ing Of Dodge county.
rs JoHx ROBINSON Of Brownsville, Now
81 county, recently purchased between o
IS and 100 head Of cattle for NJ. Sweeny I
. g Webster City, Iowa, paying theref'
~ about $4,000.
]. A. SCuoEy Of Freedom county, 81
.s zle handed and alone, put up last SUI
~ mer . fine house 24x28, and also set
;y. large grove Of young timber, includi
1880 willows and small fruits.
let TnE dwelling Of Halver K. Loune
nut Hartland, Freedom county, WAS recon,
for struck by lightning. One girl WAS sc
ley ously injured, and the whole family r
log dered senseless for time.
MARKExA Olson, the IA year old 8
' n who was 50 badly injured in Faribauit
falling from loaded wagon by the wh
A. passing over her breast. died within
on, few hours after the accident occurred.
.eo THE WInnebago City Press notes
on. return Of number Of families, torI
en' residents of that locality, but who
.ne removed to other States. They are :
x .hs fully convinced that Minnesota isthe
State to live in.
and II is reported that great portion
ted the ST. Vincent Branch Railroad, =
her the Wild Rice river, is submerged.
sed. many places the track. bridges ana
orn. verts are washed away. and the road
me- left in bad shape.
nch DuR1xe the storm on Sunday N
ram 3Oth ult., the Presbyterian church
LAnesboro vas struck BY lightning
mic. greatly damaged. During the :
~ storm the Catholic church It Chat