The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-04-27
MINNESOTA NEWS
Judge Stearns of Duluth sold his Orookston
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farm for SIG 900 in cash.
The Brainerd Tribune glves particulars 70
another case Of dragging in q saloon in that
place, the victim being Luther Sparks Of Ait
kin. He said that he had been drugged at the
Last Turn saloon, owned and run by JACK
ONeill, and that the men who committed the
O. ime were the barke epers of the place, Frank
Nee auley and Dan Butler. The chief, accom-
panied by Mr. Stratton, the reporter and anoth-
er man, repaired at once 10 O'Neill's place and
arrested McCauley, and Butler was subsequent
ly secured down town. Both men appeared tt
be much surprised at the state of affairs, and
positively denied that they had been parties
to any such crime. They were locked up.
At Austin, John Fisher has purcha 'ed Mrs.
Hume's property on College street. DR.. Avery
has purchased the property west Of the metho-
Wesley Day property in the south part Of the
city. c. H. Pooler and Walter Sutherland will
build on their lots on Chatham street this
spring.
Northern Minnesota and Dakota are being
reinforced by Canadians who are dissatisfied
with the future prospects at Winnipeg.
A general meeting Of the stockholders and
directors of the corporations of Seymour, Sabin
& Co.. and it's successor, the Northwestern Car
and Manufacturing company, at Saltwater, was
held Wednesday. The commissioners OF p-
praisal appointed by the old corporation, az
well as the new one. met and presented their
reports The general exhibit was highly graf
flying to the stockholders Of tic old corpora
ton, as we'll as to those OF the new company
who succeed to the business. The details OF
tie transfer were carried out as far as time
would permit when the meeting adjourned to
meet at st. Paul to make final transfer and
perfect the organization Of the new Northwest
ern Car Manufacturing company. This COM
pany has moved into their new and mammoth
ahOu and ara rAnidlv increasing their busi-
ness. 1t had orders for 1870 cars on the
books, including large order for the North
ern Pacific one tor southwestern road, two
hundred and City parlor cattle cars for new
line being established in the northwest, twenty
caboose cars and lot of refrigerator cars.
The time ia not far distant when the company
will be turning ont the finest p aesenger ccaohoa
The body of Chas Fulcot, WHO was drowned
In the Yellow Banks near Odonville some three
weeks ago. has been found.
Glencoe has daily paper. The Enter
prise.
A burglar was discovered in the room of F.
s. Sherwood. proprietor of the Jewell House, al
Winona, early Saturday morning. He had en-
tered another room previously. On being dis
covered he escaped through a rear door and
climbed down over the rear buildings to the
opened fire from revolver, firing some four
or five shots, which were returned by the po-
lice. He made good his escape in the darkness,
leaving his shoes, hat and coat in the yard.
The hat bears the name of Ransom & Horton.
Burglars also entered the residence of N. G.
Van Berger early Saturday morning, but here
alec the alarm was sounded too coon for them,
and they loft without securing any booty.
Bayard commandory Of Saltwater have re-
ceived an invitation to attend the next grand
commandery meeting at Red Wing, On June
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