The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-21
MINNESOTA.


county, runs day and night.
The Chatfield branch w. & st. P.
Il. Il. will be completed this week.
-Mrs.Arnold.wife of Bruno Arnold
of Fairfield broke her leg recently.
"A large amount Of grain is being
received at the elevator at DeGraff.
Week after next the cars will make
through trips from La Crosse to Jack
son.
The cars were promised to enter
Alexandria. Douglas county, the 18th
inst.
"A large immigration from Illinois
is expected at New York Mills next
spring.
&C. F. Coghln, editor of the Lac
qui Parle Press. has been elected reg.
lister Of deeds.
The ''old settlers will gather in
the southern counties at Lanesboro
on the 2lst inst.
The Republicans have a majority
of three in the Senate and twenty.
four in the House.
The steam mill at Kingston.
Meeker county, will be ready for
business next week.
The engine house of the southern
Minnesota road has been taken down
and removed farther west.
The new depot ut Granite Falls
will be eighty eight feet long by
twenty-four feet wide.
Mr.. l.. E. Sexton, postmaster ut
Good Thnnder's Ford, Blue Earth
county, died Tuesday of last week.
benson Times 18Th inst: We regret
to learn that Father Oster is reported
DIS being dangerously i'll.
-Watonwan county voted at last
election to change the county sea,
from Madelia to st. james.
The scandinavian Lntherans
have determined upon buildin. Il
church in Crcokston early next spring.
"A son of Henry Molkentin OF
Young America broke his leg last
week. while playing at school.
M. knutson living three miles
east of Willmar lost his stables and
80 tons OF hay by fire Oh the 18th inst.
Hon. VIM. Meighen. Greenback.
Democrat, received 1920 votes in
the lst district to l6,767 Tor Mr.. Dun.
nell.
The fair 1T DeGraff for the Catho.
lie church Melted about 81 90 Hon.
l.. NJ. Hodges WAS in DeGraff this
| week.
During the year ending Goth June
last the several railroads in this state
| received 1852, 40 in excess Of their
| expenses.
The Catholic fair 1T Rush City
just closed was the most successful
of any held there. the net receipts
being $500.
| We are glad to learn from the Ell
Rirer Asrs that II. Ioulton, Esq.
Of that place has rccoye. ed from liis
recent illness.
| "A. u. Manson. secretary Of the
! board of education of st. Paul died on
Monday of last week. lie was Il mucl
respected citizen.
| The fine weather the past ter
days has been God.send to tn.
farmers, who are rapidly iinishin.
their fall piowing.
| Roy Leighton, who was clerk il
the Znmbrotl bank litely and robbie.
in st. Louis, Nov. 10Th.
Work has been pmmenced on tn,
new county Offices ut MuureIlead. PIT
Lamb Is the boss mason. and the wa
| lie lays bricks is Il caution.
-Murtin Comfy SeniiaeI. Fair
mount 18th inst: Bishop Whippl
held confirmation services ut st. Mar
tin $ church last evening".
! "A temperance convention o
Wright. Meeker and Mcleod countir
Is spoken of. To he held 1T Liiciliiell
on or about Dec. 5. neXt.
AT Preston the Catholics ar
bnilding Il new church. The two tloI
mills and the wooden factory Their
are doing i good business.
II boy OF Philip >ie.el of Dahl
sren ate wild Carrots from the IF
fects of which he nearly lost his life
Carer County Free Press.
The new Catholic church t. h
| 'u'it III al 80 iitNl Sis iU- Is u De
brick. with u splre $50 feet high, an
the estimated cost is $1,000.
Col. Thompson of the Well
Creamery is not disposed To cheese
it--thOuSh he has over seven tons y
that article ready for the market.
Will ducks have Fever been NOR
plenty in the vicinity of New I'll.
than this fall. and the sports,ue
have bag,ed wagon loads of them.
WIN. Gilger of 81. Pani has bough
Il small tract of thinner | and near VII
mar an. will begin the btiiiinS OF
brewery thereon in the sprin..
, The proposition to recover an
destroy the oil Minnesot, State ri
rapl bonds submitted to the people i.
tue last election has been defeated.
The Red Rircr Tail-y Ne,cs PR
pases To 70 into statistics on 4 ssn.
scale. and calls for all facts .~rtainn
Ia the material growth OF Clay couI
lily.
Christian Punzley. the Honsto
county farmer. whuse d isappeAranc
! was mentioned recently has not "
heen discovered or any trace Of hil