The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-12-06

Inc new court mouse ~ Dulutn Will NC
occupied Dec. 20.*%3 NJ 81 So 81
R. B. Clark, "A. F. Johnaon, IN. Hobsn
and Theodore Hansen of Benson have Or
ganized stock! cOmpaHy to. build an eleva-
tor, work upon which will soon be COM
menced.
McCrossen of Fergus Falls has been in.
dicted for keeping house of ill'fame.
Thomas Hill of Birch Cooley was arrest
ed in Minneapolis recently and has been
taken to Pope county. The sheriff of that
county says his prospects for term in
saltwater are good.
Rev. r. M. Arnold of Fergus Falls has
resigned his pastorate in that city, and as
soon, as a, successor can be secured, will re-
move tc. St. Paul aud take charge of the
east side Baptist church. 80
Mary Jane Moe, Of Chicago, says she was
swindled out of 81 600 worth of drugs by 3.
KetcAum OF Minneapolis. She took Brain
erd swamp lots in part ayment. -
! The Mankato hlgh-school library has
lately received MANY valuable additions
through the thoughtful kindness of the
Hon. II. NJ. DunRe]l. Among these are
the official records Of the late rebellion.
The Office of the Princeton Union was
burned recently. The loss was slight, as
the presses. type, ETC., we're saved. No in.
$ sr1rance on the building. ~. =, =
i Articles OF incorporation of the Bank of
Ortonville have been filed the 18th, with q
capital stock of $25, 600, and the limit of in
crea,e placed at $l0O,OOO-the corporation
to endure fifty years from Dec. l, 1883. The
incorporators are Bernhard Albert Scheffer,
G. E. Brooks and others.
The Central Baptist church of Minneapc-
lis opened its career with Thanksgiving SER
vices. Some $1,000 was raised, nearly
enough to cancel its debt.
Judge Wiikin at St. Paul seatenced to
Saltwater the following persons; who were
found guilty at the present term of court:
James Shea, larceny, one year and nine
months; Charles Hunster, who killed Ella
slaughter in the second degree, for four
years and six months; Fred Rowley, as
sault, one year and nine months; Cornelius
eastman, larceny, one year and ten months.
A freight train was wrecked about two
milest west of Brownton, Mcleod csunty.
a horse got fast in BRIDGE and the engin-
Ger did not see it in time to stop. The en-
CINE and twelve cars we're thrown from the
track. The engine was made total wreck,
and five cars, 10 sded with wheat, were
knocked into splinters.z Fortunately no
one was hurt; the employees jumped when
they saw their danger.
Attorney General Hahn says that women
can hold the office of county school super
intendent, though they cannot vote for it.
Ella Grant, on the night of the Goth ult.,
started from } airmont to ride to East
Chain, about ten miles, with Frank Hack
cit, leaving at p. m. On the way Hackelt,
rayished Miss Grant, tearing her clothing
nearly all off, and she did not reach home
until in the morning. She is delicate, estl-
mable young lady, aboutsixteen. Hackettis
a stout young man of twenty. He has left
the country. The young lady was about to
be married. Hackett is the son Of the late
detaultiug county treasurer, who is now
fugitive from justice.
A Princeton correspon dent of ithe Rush
City Post says James Robertson of Aaoka
boardep the Minneapolis Sc Manitob train
at Minneapolis. Feeling tired, he fell
asleep. The conductor, going through the
train for tickets, supposing the above
named man to be drunk, with the assist
apce of two of his brakemen, threw the man
Robertson from; the tram while running
about thirty. five miles an hour. The sher-
if of Anoka county was aboard and made
tina conductor stpo the train and take the
man on again.. Mr.. Robertson proposes TO
= prosecute the responsible parties. :