Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-06
MINNESOTA NEWS.

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Kasson, Dodge county. .,. " ~
In Henderson, Sibley county, the whoop-
ing cough is prevalent. "@ 7.r
The residence of w. G. Green, of Blue
Earth City, was destroyed by fire the other
night, with all the contents. -.- ~.
Thirty marriage licenses were issued by
the clerk of the court in Goodhue county
during the month of November. .-..
A Baptist church has been organized at
Bird Island, Renville county, and Rev. w.
II. Randall has been installed as pastor.
Mrs. Harrigan, of the town af Lake, Wa
bashaw county, fell into cistorn last week,
and was drowned. She was Sc years old.
Harrington is rapidly recovering from
| her late disastrous fire. Buildings are pro-
ton. ' - '~~''-
An inoendiary set fire to q barn in Red
Wing the other night, and the building was
entirely consumed. Loss, $500; partly in
sured. 's,... g.. MIR
A son of A. SHELLS, of Wheatland, Rice
county, had his collar bone broken BY the
crowding of horses that he was leading from
the stable.
| George Violet, living near Rush City, was
thrown from his wagon the other day and
sustained bad fracture of one of mis- legs
above the knee. .:.
| The Crookston Northern Tier says: I'm
about ten days We can go to St. Paul VIA
Fergus, Sank Center and St. Cloud-th Q
GAINESVILLE route"
| Rev. M. Wells and wife, of Blue Earth
City, Faribault county, were run away with
by two different teams last week, and both
escaped without serious injury.
| Near Adrich, Wadena county, last week,
George @. Smith, while out hunting dis
charged the contents of his gun through one
of his hands, badly tearing and SCATTERING
the hand.
The other morning Samuel Ewers, of Ap-
pleton, Swift county, while engaged with
others in taking ice out of the river, fell in
to the water and was barely prevented from
going under the ice.
The granary of j. M. Stowe, living near
Verndale, was destroyed by fire the other
day, causing the loss of q considerable guam
tity of wheat, oats, q thresher, combined
mower and reaper and other farming utensils.
Ben. Wolf was thrown from wagon at
Redwood Falls the other day by the short
turn of the frightened team, and was very
seriously injured on the side of his head and
face, having also one of his ankles LAGER
ated.
/ A guest at the Clark house, in Verndale
had trunk stolen from the hotel steps the
other evening. The thieves carried it 9
short distance and broke it open, scattering
its contents upon the ground. They took
two guns and some other articles.
j. Hortung, of Birch Dale, Todd county,
was out hunting the other day, and started
up two deers, as he supposed, and with two
rapid cracks of his rifle, at long range
brought both to the ground. On approach.
ing his game he found he had shot two 2
year-old colts. He paid for the shots.
Plainview, Wabashaw county, News: A
physician of Lake City performed recently
the operation of lithotomy on q gentleman
sixty nine years of age, named Hanshaw
The stone had been in the patients bladder
about twelve years. It is of the size of 8
hens egg and weighs nearly four ounces
| The patient was much deformed in his pei
Wis and hips from disease of those bones il
early life, SO that crushing the stone, or any
form of perineal lithotomy was impossible
making the high or supra pubic operation 6
necessity. -. .~ : .-.
Preston, Fillmore county Republican
Dec. 4: DR.. Jones, of this place, attended
Rogers, the young man who died in the
Scotland neighborhood recently, and he says
the mother and sister of the deceased were
certainly the most heathenish mortals he
ever met. They would not care for him
through the night, and said they must go
home the Monday before he died as they
we're getting behind with their work. The
young man had, We are told, something
over three hundred dollars in money and
notes, and the sister was afraid the expenses
of his sickness was going to be so great that
she would not get 1926 he borrowed of her
once. They tried to get hold of all his
money and notes, but would not furnish
money enough to supply him with beef tea
and stimulants, so DR.. Jones furnished
! them himself.