Morris tribune., 1881-07-21
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MINNESOTA NEWS ITEMS.

The Red Wing Wagon and Carriage manu-
company, with capital stock OF
$40, 600, has been organized.
The abstract of personal property tax for
stearns county foots up 81 ,343, ,410, of which
st. Cloud city is in for $29s,47l.
Bird Island was visited by terrific tempest
last Friday afternoon, which filled the air with
fragments of public Improvements. NO Wolves nves
were lost, but several persons were severely
shaken up.
Charles Bantling, an old and respected citizen
of Glencoe, was killed on the road between
Glencoe and Hutchinson by being run over by
loaded wagon.
VIM. Kriner, respected resident OF Still
water for number of years past, memoer OF
the Grand Army of the Rspubnc, ana 1empie
of Honor, died last week.
Louis Fernandez, who keeps a cigar store IN
s. Paul, sent his wife to White Bear for little
recreation, and while she was there he gather
ed up all his traps, and eloped with beautl-
full servant girl named Clementine Latza-
Retzloff of Fairbault, baker, fell asleep
while sitting at the head of the stairs that led
to the second story Of his bakery, and pitched
to the bottom, striking on his head. He was
badly hurt and died few days after.
Last Wednesday a man named John McMu.-
inn, one of Chase, Pillsbury d Co. 8 men, at
tempted to cross Gull lake to reach boat which
was fastened at the OF er side OF the lake, but
being unable to swim he lost his footing, got
into deep water and was drowned. The lake
was dragged and his body recovered, and was
buried in the Brainard cemetery.
A warranty deed Of d very desirable mill site
(situated on spur track with free use of same)
and cash bonus of 81 600 payable when mill
is completed and running, will be given by the
village council of Benson for frst-class roller
exchange and merchant -four mill, to be COM
pleted and running in time for the rush Of the
fall business and not later than October 10,
1881.
Mr. E. A. Leonard of Minneapolis was re-
|, ieyed of a tape-worm no less than twenty-five
feet in length, DR.. Wells officiating at the wind
lass The growth of the strange SNAKE Is
attributed to the too free consumption of pork,
aud ham, and the patients assurance that he
feels easier will not be questioned. The worm
had kept Mr.. Leonard partial invalid for
several years.
At meeting of the Insane Hospital trustees
at Rochester bids were opened for waterworks
at the hospitals at Rochester and st. Peter.
There were two bids opened. Geo. c. Nor
gan Co., of Chicago, for Rochester, s., 22o: :
81. and On St Peter $14, eSS.75. II. ].
Hilpert, of Milwaukee, on Rochester S9, Osl.
90: on St Peter Sl4, $500. Geo. G. Nor
gan Co. g bid was accepted and he will i'm
mediatelv commence work and have works In
by the first of December
The Saltwater Hastings company have
sold ont all its interests to the Chicago, Mil
waukee & ST. Paul company, who propose to
90 on and build the road at once, from point
at or near Hastings to Saltwater, completing il
the present year contract has bean signed
requiring it to be be completed in 1882. The
necessary grounds for depot and freigh ht ware
house buildings never have been purchase a.
the foot of Myrtle Jeet- The city have agreed
to give a bonus of So, 1000 in cash or in
per cent interest bearing bonds running TWEEN
ty years and the right OF way through the city