The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-10-19

la&e Of kellogg, Wabashaw county, elect
ected Miss Jennie Lynch Is director BY
more than two.thisds veto.
As result, probably, Of the late Paul
list mission IN Hastings, Father Mathew
Society has been organised there. start
ing out with membership of 220.
THOMAS FABLE was fined IS and costs
by the Justice in Wells for illegally set
ting fire to the prairie, the punishment
being mitigated by reaaon Of the culprits
youth.
INits report Of the Mortified annua!
school meeting the Rice county Journal
fails to say whether any ladies were or
were not present. Gentlemen only were
elected.
The directors of the Kellogg, Waba-
shaw county, Patrons of Husbandry
Warehouse company, have leased the
warehouse of Jas. G. Lawrence, in that
village.
LADIES to the number OF Is partici-
pated in the proceedings of the annual
school meeting at Howard Lake, Wright
county, one of whom was defeated for the
Office Of director.
THE Compromised Lake City German
paper has made its appearance under the
name of the NordUestLiche Post. 1t is q
36.column sheet, neatly gotten up, and is
worthy Of prosperity.
TIE residence of Thomas Barr, situated
near St. Charles, was burned to the ground
on the 9th. only the household goods on
the first floor being saved. Total less,
about $4,000; insurance $1,000.
TIE ladies' of Dodge Centre failed to
put in an appearance at the school meet.
ing, seemingly being stricken with the
same apathy in school matters which in.
fects the males of that village.
The East Prairievi!le, Rice county,
school meeting, Notwithstanding the pres
ence of several ladies, terminated in q
disgraceful row, which eliminated in six
men being fined $l1.l5 each for their un.
ruly conduct thereat.
The temporary insane asylum build.
ings At St. Peter are being refitted. The
stone building is receiving . new coat Of
plaster and paint on the outside, in immi-
tatisn cfnew stone, and the frame build
ing is being newly sided.
MONTICELLO, Wright county, elected
two male school directors, although sew.
eral ladies' were present 1T the meeting.
In Rockford, Of the same county, five
ladies participated in the proceedings,
and one gentleman was elected.
The Mantorville annual school meeting
Was attended by quite a n.Anber ofladies,
who engaged spiritedly in the delibera.
tions Of the assembly. Several ladies re-
ce,ved complimentary votes, none being
elected. however.
II. W. BARKULoo, Of Pennington,
died on Saturday evening, the 9Th, with
painful suddenness. He had attended
divine services during the day, as usual,
and was dead at midnight.
THE Hastings Union notes the fact
that VIM. Dyer has taken 1000 pounds
Of honey from his hives this year, and
adds, I'VE should think this a more
profitable crop than wheat
AFTER most acceptable pastorate in
Mankato Of two years duration, Rev.
Yundt has accepted . call from the Epis-
copal church at Chippewa Falls, Wis, to
viii n point he viii shortly remove.
MAxKAro Reriew: The township oil
Shelby. in this county, has voted to tax
each man three days work. to be devoted
to narrowing, cultivating or blowing the
ground this fall, where the eggs are
thickest.
GUSTAV EuAsox. Of Montevideo, has
been appointed treasurer of Chippewa
county. in place of Ole A. largo, resigned.
Tn. appointment only holding until
March next. the former will be . candi-
date in November for successors ship to
himself.
Ar the annual school meeting in Lake
City, large delegation of ladies Was pres
emit. casting nearly 40 ballots. the election
for members Of the school board resulting
in the election Of Mesdamss Geo. T. Gibbs
and L. s. Van Vlict and Mr.. A. j.
Fowler.
TIE highest vote cast for any one can.
didate at the Austin school election was
60, being for E. P. Van Valkenburgh.
Next in order came two ladies, Aesdames
E. N. Cox and Mary VI. Davidson, each
receiving 50 votes, and the tie viii prob
ably Be decided BY lot.
THEIRS were about 80 ladies present It
the recent annual school meeting At FART
bault. Their prssencs is acknowledged
to have exercised salutary effect. even
though not one Of them Vas elected. At
the similar meeting in Sank Rapids, not
one was present.
HASTINGS Uaion, Oct. IL: Last week
. flock Of about fifteGl or tu1mty quail,
evidenuy blinded By the sseosn which
prevailed ct the time, few down Second
street. Flying against hailAinss. etc, 1T
. great rate, several vses killed and two
or three captured slive.
THI herman Nsthodist cnnfsgsnes for
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