Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-04
NfINNEsO4ANE NEWS

Scarlet fever and diphtheria are reported to
be bad in portions of Wright county.
a new and elegant school building, to cost
$4,000, is being erected at Crystal Lake.
\ boy at lie Roy, Mower county, was run
over and killed by railroad train the other
day.
The latest from Waseca in regard to the
smallpox is that it is under control. No new
cases are reported.
Hastings is in affection by the "foregone
conclusion that there is to be no circus in
that city this season.
Mrs. Walser, OF Winona, widow of the late
Baptiste Walser, has received 81 900 from the
widows and orphans fund OF the Druids,
the house sf DR.. II. D. Cobb was struck by
lightning. The building was very much
damaged, but no person was hurt.
Xaber Draher, German, stealing ride from
Chicago, got caught the other day under the
cars at Albert / ga, and had both legs crushed
and was otherwise injured, fatally.
The Sank Center Herald reports the
drowning of Lawrence Lleyed, aged eighteen
years, while swimming. He was son Of
Charles Lloyd, OF Mccormick Lake.
Union services are TO be held in the Presby-
terrain and Methodist churches in Winona du-
ring the months of July and August, while
The Rochester Record and Union says sew.
eral boys who were on the island near
Coles mill, when the river recently rose
suddenly, were freed and afterwards rescued
The Courier, published at Carman, Polk
county, is new paper just launched on the
sea of Journalism. 1t is Republican in poll
tics. IL is a we'll printed, handsome-loOking
sheet
Business is active at the creamery in Austin.
Daily thirteen wagons are employed in bring
ing cream TO the factory FROM eco patrons.
Already over l,700 pounds OF butter have
been produced.
A bear, weighing 100 pounds, was shot the
other day on the farm of Ole Hoen, mile
and a half west OF Crookston. He had beer
making il lively for the cattle and hogs, chas-
ing them about the premises.
Just because one man I'M Nicollet county
accidentally drew large prize III lottey
every man, woman and child in the country
| are fishing in the same pool, expecting that
they will all get similar bite.
The Crookston Journal says, "When the
journal Office was built In the spring of 1873,
CrOOkstOn was village of from $50 70 200 in-
habitants. The official count, ordered By the
city, which is just completed shows 3,lt7 in,
| habitants.
| The Rev. James Watson, pastor of tht
Methodist church i'll st. Charles, Winona
| county, has just returned from England with
"a better halt" lie was married at Keighly
| Yorkshire, England, June 8, 10 Miss .1ar-
garet Hannah Scott.
| GAINESVILLE argus: Some apprehension has
been expressed by few that the recent heavy
rains would have tendency to injure the
growing crops. We are assured that unless
the rain should fall copiousiy for some time
to come, there will DC no tear 10 that dITec
| ton.
Rochester Record and Union: Root riyei
got on a "high," last week, too. Sixty feet
of the dam at Stewartville was washed out
and the bulkhead ana hume have departed
The bridge at L. Wooldridge's was washeC
out, and the mill at Pleasant Grove was some
what damaged.
Glencoe Register: Farmers are to have I
| great burden OF straw 10 handle this year be-
fore they get their wheat crop into the bin.
| great crop of straw is already assured. The
size and quality Of the wheat crop depend:
upon the kind of weather we are TO have
through the month of July and the early par
of August.
| The Chaska, Carver county Weekly V0Hey
| Herald says: Reports haYe reached that otfic,
that chlnch bugs have made their appearance
in some of the wheat fields in Chan hassen,
Dahlgreen and San Francisco, all IA CarVel
county, but in limited quantities, and strong
hopes are entertained that their raVages MAJ
| be confiued to few fields in each township.
In Chanhassen they are not as plenty as they
were last fall and some think that the COLI
| wet sDrilQ has DESTROYED them.