Daily globe., 1879-04-23
MINNESOTA NEWS.
A cheese factory is being successfully run

MINNESOTA NEWS.
A cheese factory is being successfully run
at Isanti.
Charles e. Truesdale has charge of the |
United States signal Office at Breckenridge.
The Times is the name of new paper |
just issued at Chatfeld, Fillmore county.
Many new buildings have been commenced
and projected in Madelia, Watonwan county.
In digging we'll, at Renville, Renville
county, logs were found at the depth of thirty
feet.
Great complaints of dry weather are
coming in from various portions of the
State. a
"A stubnoss sturgeon was caught at Hen
dersoD, the other day, that weighed fifty
pounds.
The Free Press says large elevator is to
be built at Breckenridge during the ap
preaching summer.
Seven persons were admitted into full
membership in the M. E. church at Sauk
Center, Sunday, April 13.
No applications for additional homesteads
under the recent act of Congress are being,
at present, allowed at the st. Cloud land Of
flee.
Breckenridge Free Press: A Mr.. Work
man, from st. Paul, is going to erect COM
modious new two-story building for drug
store.
The Little Falls Transcript says Leon
Houde, in company with a partner, contem-
plates building steam Touring mill the
present season. -
The Faribault council have placed license
1 for druggists and manufacturers of malt
liquors at $50, and the general or sal Don
license at $3.50. ~
/ The Breckenridge Cred River) Free Press
throws its influence emphaticallyin in the direc.
ton of the speedy erection of court house
in Wllkin county.
Il W.. r. Booth, of Elmira, Olmsted county
captur ed seven young wolves the other day
and to ok their scalps to the county auditor
and received therefor $4 each.
Mrs. Dodge, of West Mankato, has re-
Gently lost two children by diphtheria-a
girl aged IL and a boy aged 9 years. Th,
deaths occurred within twenty-four hours OF
each other.
) Conrad Palmer, of Rochester, Olmstet
+ county, was taken before a justice of tht
peace, the other day, and plead guilty t
having slapped and choked his wife. 81
was fined SIS and costs.
The formation of new county by taking
eight towns from Fillmore county ant
} eight towns from Mower county, making
Spring Valley the county seat, is projected
1t meets with strong and influential opposi
9 ton. --,z--..
Il Joseph B. Fraser, of Preston, Fillmor
= county, one of the early settlers, died las
Z week, aged SO years. He was native Q
Ohio, and located in Fillmore in 1856. 81
g was an enterprising and respected citizen
. He was buried with Masonic honors.
= No bounty paid on gopher scalps th
yesr. It is the two front claws that al
a. worth 8 cents pair. The change was mad
n because some of the boys last year wei
= tempted to sew pockets into rat skins an
ID pass them off for gophers.
b. Fairmont Martin county, Sentinel: job
in Callihan, while employed in moving M
st Cadwell's house, had his hand caught undt
D. one of the rollers and SO badly smashed an
1e mutilated that it become necessary to amp
SIS tate his right fore finger. Had John n
possessed the nerve and forethought to pu
rs his hand out his entire arm would have BET
lg drawn under the roller and ground 10
rs jelly.
u John II. Samuelson's house in Cambria
r. City, Isantl county, was destroyed by Fl
re the other day. 1t was new house ju
finished, and he had begun to move his fu
be niture into it from his old house. A lot
IN rubbish in the yard was broken up and 6
es on fire and carelessly left, and this set t
ny new house on fire, and when discovered
81 was in flames, and nothing was saved fro
so it.
OF While small boy was driving span
10 horses to harrow on the Ingham farm
Dover, Olmsted county, one of the hors
re started to run, and the mate not inclining
,er take part in the race, the running hol
ne ran around the other one and threw
lpt harrow wrong side up. The horses fell, Q
|Ps of them onto the upturned harrow tee
re- Several of the teeth we're driven into
at poor animal, injuring it SO badly that it v
Its probably die. The harrow struck the otl
an horse on the leg, crushing the bono, and
II animal was shot to put it out of misery.
az ~. At late Fairbault council meeting t
Wv city recorder was instructed to give not
ie- of an election to be held Tuesday, May
1879, for the purpose of submitting to
lol legal voters of the city of Faribault
Us ~ question of aiding in the construction of
~ Minnesota Central railroad, by issuing spe'
,t r. bonds of the city of Faribault, to the amo1
.as .d Of $50,Oo0, under the provisions of chap
N Z5I, OF Inc special laws OL LILO OCdCo OI W
~ nesota, approved March 11th, 1873, and
:, amendments thereto, approved March
~ ~ 1879.
ers BMsi,aess Prospects sn Minnesota.
son The New York World of the 10th, ha
un, detailed review of business prospects throu
pal out tho country, which are generally ia,
y. able. This is the report from Minnesota
! az Sr. PAUL, Minn., April 16.-A Cincin1
nes company of capitalists intend soon to be
n .Ss sugar refining in this State, but the loca
'uo has not yet been decided upon. Mr.. And
Barr, the resident buyer of Lindeke, War
AXE & Schurmeier, of St. Paul, Mimi, repc
"Our wheat crop was bad last fall and sh
in quantity, and this, of course, has had
effect on business; but Notwithstanding
9~s' the volume of business this spring at
mas Paul and vicinity has been such as to astor
in us. Our March sales were fully 40 per G.
'fes- above what we had calculated on. Bust,
sary in real estate in st. Paul has been dives
RTE, of it's speculative features and is down O
n G. sound basis. Much will of course
IS of pend upon our stock of wheat I
ings fall, but if that is good there need
the no fear for the future, or that business
:,,1 no ovav, bo+%or fhor in Stafa