The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-07

While Conductor CO5rayee tram WIS Gtand-
I'M; al Forest Lake station, on the St Paul. 4 |
one Of the passenger cara and there gave birth |
to child. s.> /
August Krircza is in llnrarce vie at Maple
top, Blue Earth county, Ter bastartty. Krincka !
claims that the young lady is his daughter, but !
those interested in having him arrested claims |
wife :,
Messrp. Fired Bush, VIM. Bush, A. Suback |
ard H. I. Olscn have purchased interests il the |
Goodhue county bank. at Red Wing. Ar F. |
. Bush, now Of the First National bank Of MAN.
kato will DO cashier With A. ). Meacham sae- !
sistant and Emil & Leehook keeper: >r--*s 81 -
The Seabury Divinity school, at Karibsplt |
by the will Of the late Rev. DR.. EdwardA Wash !,
burn. rector Of the Calvary church. New York, |
is to become the recipient OF his large and valu-
able library, after selections have been made |
thcref1oln by his widow and a few personal !!
friends |
John Smith, & german, and ernploye on the |
Northern Pacific IN Becker county, WIS Unusual |
good health during the day and ate hearty j
supper, and was soon after taken with vomidng !
headache and pain in the spine, and in a few
hours died E brother Of the deceased was
critical condition. -:
The following Ainnesoaaus were graduated
last week from the Michigan State University law
school at Ann krbor: John IL. CochzaEe, Mil
nearcls; II. f. Herbst, St. Paul: Daniel G.
hopkins, Madei3e; James Law, Msnka:o; Ed
gss II. Layheti, Far7banlt: Marvin E. Matthews,
MARSHALL; Charles L. Middleton, Alton: Geo.
M. Nelson, Hutchinson: Edward Fl. Ozmun,
st. Paul. ~ -
The following tells the fate Of the roughs who
Assaulted the city nlazsllcl Of St Peter: OCen-
nor and Parsons, two Of the ganss have been
10 Jail in defsuli Parsons charged with at
tempting to reseue hira, was held, for trial.
James Rogers, G. B. Fish. Monzo a:Parsonse and
EG O'Connor are now in ja' awaiting the action
of tie grand jury at the Ma. term OF court.
Alexis Cope, chief CLERK department. Of state,
Columbus, o., writes to state Librarian Taylor
Of Minnesota Under date of March rs, that the
supreme court Of that State, upon the circular
in reference to the burning of the library BE-
iEg thereto referred, directed the secretary OF
state to supply all the lost volumes Of Ohio re-
ports: There have been shipped, accordingly,
with ore volume Of the latest revision Of Ohio
laws. + 4
4 party Of travellers from Manka1to to New
Clm who had been refused shelter from the
severe storm on the night of the 18th inst, put
up for the night in a school house near Court
land station, taking their horses III with them,
and the next morning they were fined $40 and
costs The party had spilled for shelter TO-,
focr OF five weN-to- do farmers, and although
they offered to Pay literally, they were refused,
and Were,nnaiiy, comp9lIett 10 seeA eEelteI III
tie school house.
in tho sudde, disappearance Of Mrs. Nellie
Wins!ow, wife CT Joseph WinsioW who il now
in the pineries. She left letter to; . step son
commencing her baby, two years old, to hie
care. and saying he would never see her again,
and requesting him to tell his father that he
would never see Der again. Mrs Winslow is .
young woman Of fine personal appearance and
very dashing manner, and is about twenty four
years old. She was married about five years
ago to Joseph Winslow, then merchant in the
winter foreman blacksmith in the timber
canp ,ot Walker, on Clearwater lake.
Mr. W;nslov ia e very sociabie and pleasant
gentleman, and TO all appearances provides well
for Lis family, they having 2 comfortable home,
good clothes, ETC., and no one can eursniee why
she left SO nice g home, unless it wan under the
begniling influence of . ood-looking, ahable
81 Paul runner, who had been assiduously
cultvating an acquaintance with her. "
Miss Margie Marlin Of Lake City, has, been
Engaged az special deputy of the grand worthy
chief templar Ct the L Q: G: +, OF Minnesota,
western part Of the state.
AT Nor thfeld Congregational church. to-
cost Sl2 600, is now being built; the Norwe-
gians and Lutherans will build Sc. 600 church
In response to visit Of the synodical score
was made to the synod fund for Manchester and
Albert Lea colleges.
Messrs Fred Bush, VIM. Bush, A. subaok
and II. L. Olson have purchased interests in the
Goodhue county bank, at Red Wing. Mr.. F..
Bush, now Of the First National bank Man
kato, viii be cashier, with A. J. Meachams as
sistant and Emil s. Lee book keeper: a4ts
party of travellers from Mankato to New
Ulm, who had been refused shelter from the
severe storm or the night Of tho 18th inst, put
up foc the night in a school house near Court
Su{i fo1 oirsh
and the next morning they wero fined $40 and
costs. The party had applied for shelter ia
four or five wen-to- do farmers, and although
they offered to pay liberally, they were refused,
and were finally compelled to seek shelter in
An Iceaand girl in Marshal made trip Of fif.
teen miles over the drifts on snow shoes IN five
hours.
The following tells the tate Of the roughs who
assaulted the city marshal of st Peter: O'Con.
nor and Parsons, two Of the gang have beer
captured OConneT was fined $109 and , wen 80
tempting to rescue him, was held for trial
JAMES Rogers, G. B. Fish, Alonzo Parsons and
Ed O'Connor are now in jail awaiting the actor
Of the grand jury At the Nay term Of court
VIM. Golcher, astormer citizen Of 81 Paul.
and at one tune "a nas y, t%o
firm Claybrough h Bro, dealers in guns and
pistols at Han Francisco, under the name Clay
Trough d 0olcher. M. Golcher went to Cali
fornia five or six weeks ago.
Neriden and Somerset, two towns in Steele
county where no salools have been run fo1
years, have this year finally voted license. and
essess Tho beer seller $50, and put than under
bo0dg b TIM municipal styla