Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-10-05
NEWSjOF THE DAY.
MINNESOTA.

paper.
The Albert Lea creamery is making
800 pounds of butter per day.
The citizens of Herman, are jubilant
over the completion of new church and
school house.
The Freeborn county grange meets at
Albert Lea on the 3rd.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
burn the Melrose school house recently.
An effort to organize vigilance COM
mittee to catch horse thieves at Albert
Lea recently was q failure.
A little daughter of Adolph EnGstrom,
of Douglas county fell into kettle Of hot
soap on the 29th and was scalded to
death.
The bank of St. Cloud will be known
as the First National Ban k of St. Cloud
after the 1st of November.
John Flaherty's store at, Waverly was
entered on the 25th and about $1,000 worth
of goods stolen.
A fire believed to be the work of an
incendiary, at Madelia on the evening Of
the Goth destroyed an entire block of
buildings. The loss is very heavy.
The postmaster of Wilmington, Hous-
ton county, has been arrested as AIDE
faulter.
Knute Puntches, of Ashby, suffered a
thousand dollar loss by; fire on lis farm
on the evening of the Gath.
A lodge of the Sons of Herman at
Glencoe are sufferers by the peculations
of Paul Hammenker, its absconding
treasurer.
Leon Fails, of Osakis,. has been sent
to the insane asylum, Ills affection result
ing from sunstroke during the war of
the rebellion.
Four men confined in the county jail
at Owatonna for robbery escaped on the
night of the 29th by cutting through the
bottom of the iron cell.
A fire in Caledonia on the Goth de-
stoyed Peter Arnold's brewery and the
residence of N Schummers, entailing a
loss of 81 900 mostly insured.
A. E. Rice of Willmar, and Marcus
johnson, of Kandiyohi were nominated
by the Republicans on the Goth for state
senator and representative respectively.
DAKOTA.
Millbank expects soon to manufacture
F., her own brick.
A free bridge is in process of construc
ton across the Red river at Grand Forks
Beadle county and Huron will have 8
five days fair, commencing on the 10th
Buffalo meat sells in the Hills for five
cents pound
The Free University of Dakota at Yer
million will open the academic course on
the 18th.
johnson the defaulting cashier of the
Manitoba freight depot at Fargo, got
away with but $50, which will be a loss
to the agent, not the company.
The management of the Grand Fork.
& Missouri Valley road are meeting witt
some difficulty in finding suitable cross
ing Of the Cheyenne.
r. F. Pettigrew has commenced opera
tions for the improvement of his water
power at st. Olof, fourteen miles up the
| Sioux, by the erection of roller-proces!
Touring mill.
The Sioux Falls penitentiary will be
ready for occupancy in few days, tht
commissioners being already on thu
ground to examine it prior to acceptance
The prisoners will be removed to il
from Detroit in about month.
| A fire broke out in the warehouse o.
Raymond s. Kingsman, Fargo on the
morning of the 2nd, and before it could b.
extinguished $30, 600 worth of property
was destroyed. There was an insurance
of $32 900 on the stock and building.
i The jamestown Capital has prepared ,
statement showing that the aggregat,
cost of all buildings now in ! process O
construction in that townis $g44 800; ant
the Capital estimates the total cost O
this seasons building will reach half ,
million dollars.