Daily globe., 1883-06-16
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Sark Center and st. Cloud are said to be
connected by telephone.
A Methodist camp meeting will be or
ganized at Lake Osakis, June 20.
The Hon. NJ S. Wilkinson will be the
orator of the day at Mankato, July 1.
AT some points eggs are selling at thir-
teen cents a dozen and are very plenty at
that.
The smallpox scare issabout over in
Wright county, afirms the Monticello
Times.
4 Free Methodist camp meeting will be
organized at Lake Agnes, Douglas county,
June 20.
In low and fat places the late copious
rains are said to have injured the grain
| somewhat.
4 misplaced switch at the Anoka depot.
the other morning, caused the wrecking of
a freight train.
The Rev. Mr.. Stegner leaves off preach
ing for year, and takes position as clerk
IN store at Alexandria.
The new Roman Catholic church, St.
Nicholas. at Belle River, Douglas county,
will be dedicated July 1.
The prospect Of large crop of fruit,
such as grow in this climate, was never
better than at the present season.
The Pennington Press and the Farm
ington Reporter have been consolidated,
and the product is the Pennington Jour
nal.
The country round about LIE Sueur is
being so depleted of its young cattle by
buyers that dearth OF butchers meat is
anticipated.
Two twin boys, aged one year and one
month, children Of c. NJ. Homerberg, of
Skandia, Murray county, recently died
about the same minute. A singular coin
cidence.
Fishing parties are very numerous at
the various lakes this season, and as a
general thing the luck of the fishermen
is splendid.
The large spread eagle begins to flop his
wings In numerous issues of the local pa
pers, sure precursor of the near approach
OF the day we celebrate"
Stealing flowers for private grounds and
for the cemetery at St. Peter has got to
| be a crying nuisance. Children not yet in
their teens are among the flower thieves.
One of the petit jury in Fillmore county
could neither speak nor read the English
language. Judge Farmer characterized
such a selection as piece of folly wholly
inexcusable.
Mrs. William Bondler, living near Aus
/ tin recently was severely burned by her
dress catching fire. She was saved by the
! timely assistance of her husband whose
hands were badly burned.
The project of building an Opera house
IN st. Paul is booming. Nearly the whole
amount of stock, $4,000, has been sub
scribed, and the erection of the structure
is confidently expected this season.
! Congressman Wakefield is now on a visit
/ to his old ancestral New England home.
/ Winsted, Connecticut. He has grown up
with the western country to some purpose,
! and can revisit the scenes of his youth with
just pride.
fellow applied to the proper officer in
Fergus Falls the other day for = marriage
license, but unfortunately had forg often
the name of his girl. and had to depart
without the license. Whether he knew his
own name is not stated.
! On the last day of school iR Anoka the
pupils in Miss Alice Perkins department
of the school presented her with an elegant
silver cup and saucer as a token of their
esteem, on her taking leave of the school
| to engage in teaching elsewhere.
The Mormon elders are still proseIyting
in Wright county. Elder" Palmer gives
enthusiastic discoUrses TO prove the au-
thencity of the Mormon Bible. He claims
/ it is a record of the mysterious mound
builders" He gets believers, beguiling
some.
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Ulcers, Salt Rheuzn, Fever Sores, Cancers. Piles,
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