Daily globe., 1878-04-08
MINNESOTA NEWS.


county this month.
Mr.G Dahl, of st. Charles. lost his house
by fire last Wednesday.
Forty-four teachers attended the institute
held at Pennington last week.
The Moorhead postoffice has issued 500 I
postal orders in the last six months. i
Hubbard Wells & Co., have built a second |
grain warehouse at Zumbrota village.
boy named Charlie Peterson has been
sent to the reform school from Duluth
Mr.. A. S. Lindsay, of Sibley has become
part owner of the Worthington Journal
Albert Lea voted, $50 the 176, to be city
have city officers, city style and city taxes.
l. Billy Marble and company are playing |
s'Divorce" in villages of the southeast coun-
ties.
The house of VIM. Bender in Kalmar, |
Olmsted county, was robbed by tramps last
week.
One hundred and twenty three women
voted at the school election in Mankato last
! week.
1 Fifty-fve school teachers attended teach
ers' ms titution held at Cannon Falls this
week.
Yellow Medicine county, average 20 feet in
height.
The Renville Times complains that the
paper mails from ST. Paul come there ir-
regularly.
Farmer Paulson hauled into Rush City
one day last week, 70 bushels of wheat in
one load.
Cyrus A. Cook has retired from the Can
conductor.
The Austin dramatic club is preparing to
play ssThe Ticket of-Leave Man. in that city
this month.
Lots of babies and lots of new settlers
That's this weeks news with about all of our
State exchanges.
Claim jumping is frequent in the vicinity
of Morris and is liable to result in promis-
. cuous shooting.
The St. Cloud bridge (woodcn) is to be
d closed to travel to-day, having been in use
: for just ten years.
Ex-Sheriff Box, of Wabashaw county, is
about to remove with his family to Crook
ston. Polk county.
}. BENZ. Randall, one of the early settlers of
d LIE Sueur county, died at his home in Sharon
n township the 25th ult.
E A tannery and manufactory of heavy nit
> tens and gloves is to be established at Alex
: andria, Fillmore county.
y Sauk Centre, was burned last Thursday In
: sured in Farmers Mutual.
u A we'll do farmer brought his crippled
= son into Carver the other day, wanting the
= town to take care of the boy.
7, Mr.. Douglas, of Moorhead, has the con-
n tract for building new steamer and three
q barges for Winnipeg shippers.
IS The drives are coming slowly down fthe
e rivers in Mile Lacs county, but the lumber
II men are preserving and hopeful.
- - The monthly cattle fairs at Shakopee con.
3 tinue successful, bringing an increasing
t. number of both buyers and sellers.
. F. G. Stowe, of Preston, is about to begin
the publication of a weekly paper at Wykof
J., the sixth paper in Fillmore county.
ID Hon. r. A. Jones says the contract is le
m for building the Rochester & Northern rail
10 10 road from Rochester to Pine Island.
Ill Shakopee voted by 271 majority (only 2:
I'd negatives) to issue $4,000 of city bonds, TO
u building free bridge over the Minnesota.
e. The Minneapolis steamer went through t.
y, though the water is quite thin on the rapids
~ Part of the full cargo taken out by tn
IL first boat of the season, from Duluth wa
rt 1000 barrels of -four, and 123 head of cal
is tie.
on Arthur, eldest son of G. B. Lowell of Hast
~ ~ ings, was severely injured internally las
ke Thursday by part of a load of wood fallin
h. on him.
ed Casper Pick, of Luxemburg, Stever
re county, was well pounded by Sheriff Micl
~ ley few days ago, for slandering the she
- ifs wife.
.se Liberty Halls Glencoe Register says Bud
* Reeve "exhibits wonderful ability in b
al original and quiet way of dressing up o.
OF thoughts
he The gravel train men at Morris, struck
by few days ago against their pay being reduce
In from $1.5O to $1.25 day, and we're paid ar
ed discharged.
Wv Wv A public meeting is to be held at Curri
nd Murray county, the 18th, to devise measur
om for stopping the jumping of claims of gras
ur- hopper refugees.
op- A. W. Elliott, formerly Of Faribault, h
n disappeared from Pine county, leavil
or- several creditors in Rush City fearing th
,n he has absconded.
ual The city council, of Mankato, has p1
nat sented 800 to the city recorder and $50
rs the city physician, in addition to their sals
~, les for the last year.
ap- The Red Wing Scandinavian colonis
lat, have selected nine sections of land lying
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