The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-05-26
MINNESOTA NEWS.

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Aolinsesota News BY telegraph and Mail.
8 5body of Belle Evenson, who was drowned
At Fergus Falls in April, has been recovered
Rev. n. o. McNin, Of st. Cloud, formerly Of
Blue Earth City, has received 81 800 as back
|. Tht tEutherans of Nunda, Freeborn county.
ss: 81 & s., ,ooo oau''D '''''DS N'' '''' "'
+ Hans Olson was drowned at jackson on Sun
d1v, by the upsettlng of boat His father
lives in Manchester.
At Brownsville, Mower county, four,,year
old son of Frank Harmon. was run over by
lumber wagon and killed.
Mr.. McLard, for many years resident Of
Rochester, died recently, of cancer of the
stomach. She had been sick about six months.
Volz Bros, wagon and paint shop at Fari
bault was burned. The building was insured
for $500 in the Fire Association Of Philadel-
phia Stock and tools insured for 800 in the
Lancashire of Manchester, England.
Telsg1ms,; letters and personal delivered
messages to all the hotels and boarding houses
in the city indicate that the influx of summer
visitors will he greater this year by many hun
dreds, if not thousands, than ever before.
The Minnosota Stats Tidnins, published for
the last five years ly Col Hans Mattson, has
changed ownership, Col. Mattson having sold
his interest to Mr. Herman Stockenstromi
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Frankenfield. l. Co.'S hardware store at
Glencoe, was entered by burglars last Saturday
night, their safe blown open and $500 in
cash taken, and all their valuable papers, in
Guiding notes for several thousand ollars, in
surance policies, etc.
The state tournament or festival OF the Min
nesota Turner's will be- held on the 18th, 1 9th,
18th and 18th of July at Union Park, St Paul,
The we'll known Frankfort Turner's Of Mifwau-
kee are TO be present and will probably be one
of the chief features of the occasion.
> Isaac Staples of Saltwater has an order for
lumber to build 155 houses and the same mum
Der Of barns for tie English colony, between
sibley and Lemare, Iowa twill require 345
cars to transport the lumber from saltwater to
Lenlalz, where it will be delivered as desired
Tuesday morning fire destroyed The store
owned by MI. Martin and occupied by Wyatt
Johns, in Delano, with its contents, a stock of
general merchandise valued at III 500, to-
totally consumed. Sims shop contained sev-
eral hundred dollars worth of paints and oils,
nearly all of which was saved from the flames.
The residence of Mrs Keyes, in Winona, was
entered by burglars on Saturday night and
robbed of a number Of valuables The govern
articles. gold watch which Miss Carrie
Keyes was using temporarily, while her own
watch was undergoing repairs was among the
articles taken. The thieves, on leaving, stole
some coats belonging to the engineer.
In coming down on barge from Taylor's
Falls to saltwater Oh Sunday last Ole M. Opsahl
and Jacob Jacob Of saltwater we're precipitat-
ed into the water. Opsahl was carried under
by the current at once and was not seen, but
jacob, = strong, robust man, kept himself
sbove water for some time, during which every
effort possible was made to save him, but he
soon sank for the last time. The barge WAS
run into the ehore with such force as to pros
trate many of the passengers, and throw Opsah
and jacob overheard.
At the session of the Knights Of Honor, late.
ly held at Minneapolis, the following officers
were elected: Judge ". Hoke Of Kentucky s.
D., re- elected for second term; J. A. Cum
mings of Massachusetts ?. s. D.; Judge R. H.
Corcoran of West Virginia V, D.; s. p Ireland
of Nebraska assistant D.; J: c. Plumer of Ohio
sup. rep. (also re-elected; Judge r. ). Breck-
enridse of kentucky sup. treas, "a unanimous
elechoD; Roy. g. " Holland Of South Carolina
sup. chap; H. B. Upman of Rochester, Mimi
.. g.. J: H. Murphy of New Jersey $. G.; C.
V. L. Levy of Maryland S: s.; DR.. J. W. True
worthy of Kansas, Judge J. W: Walker Of Penn
sylvania, and Chas. H. Ross of Wisconsin, sup.
trustees.