Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-28
MINNEsorA,NEWs.

liquor license in Sank Center costs
$500.
A $4,000 hotel is to be built in Browns
valley.
At Red Wing 1920 pupils enrolled in its
schools.
Miss Hattie Smith is the new possoffice
clerk at Cannon Falls.
At many points duck hunters have met
with but poor success.
This year 112 Car loads of fax have been
shipped from Luyerne.
Milo White the congressman has QUIT
new house in Chatfeld.
The Congregational church IN CrooKs-
ton will be dedicated Dec. 2
Up HeartwaIe has resumed the editorl-
al control OF the Glencoe Enterprise.
The amount OF cash on hand in Mower
comfy treasury Nov. II, was $12,63035.
Nicollet county is booming emigration
bv issuing large edition of an illustrated
pamphlet.
prairie fire last week in Onstad, Polk
county, caused considerable loss of hay
and a new stable.
Mat Rudy, Of Crookston had his barn
burned the other day, by his little boy,
playing with matches.
Bishop Ireland held confirmation ssrvi-
ces in Jessenland, Sibley county, on
Thursday of last week.
The ladies of the Swedish M. E. church
il Atwater, will give Thanksgiving din
ner at the school house.
Las. week Hermann Dunkle of Havana,
Steele county, an aged man, slipped and
fell and broke his left wrist.
do rE EiaL nburoh ndi-
fee in /. hester has been reprinted and
otherwise oaired and looks as good as
new.
1t IS stated that all reports from farm
ers and threshers this year indicate that
Blue stem wheat has produced the best
yield.
The Ortonville Herald says Mr.. Wolf
who was assaulted and robbed near Mil
bank, a short time since, has died from
his injuries.
Ortonville Herald: Eight miles of track
is now laid up on the Fargo Southern
from this end, and they are laying at the
rate of nearly mile day.
The Lanesborough journal eays: The
post Office st Canton was entered by burg
lars a few nights since and robbed of
$1,000 in money and stamps.
ne OI0opJ Eye hoTdiQ o6y5 buo CEodn-
cry in that place is still ia operation and
roads are not blocked too heavily with
snow.
Hailock Enterprise: Johu Gillie shot
large besr about nine miles from town
the other day, and brought it into town, it
weighed about $50 pounds and had fne
coat Of fur.
Kandiyohi county has by large ma
jority carried a proposition that each
town in the county care for it's own pau
pers. The poor fund is thus considered
less liable to sbuee.
The title of Grant County Bank" be-
longs exclusively to the bank Of that name
in Herman, Grant county. This name OF
the Grant county bank OF Ashby, hiss been
changed to the Bank of Ashby.
Winons Republican: John Consadine,
of the town OF " arren, hsd bout twelve
bushels of timothy seed stolen from an
old house on mis- premises ons night last
week. The se4i was valued at about S15.
The drowning season in the line Of skat-
ing has commenced. In Rochester &
young SON of ar. Coughin broke through
the ice on the river, near Fifth street
bridge, while skating, and narrowly es-
capped drowning.
The other day Mrs. Fitzpatrick, wife OF
Patrick Fitzpatrick, Of LIE Susur coasty,
and sister OF Mrs.. Villas AcQinnis OF
Faribaslt wEs instantly killed BY being
thrown from q vaSoa. She and her hus
band were on thstr way to Kilkenny.
Hastings Gazette: A straw pile upon
the farm of John Wright Cottage Grove,
fell upon three of his colts koaday night,
tun ~ than hAin~ Italian nj aiiva tha
next morning, the third dead. 1t was
fine two year old Norman, valued at $500.
Albert UTord, a "brevet' export at
handling unloaded firearms, shot himself
through one of his knees with a revolver,
whose mechanism he was admiring. If
he escapes with stiff knee without the
loss of log, he will do as well az can be
expected.
Little Falls Transcripts: j. B. Souls
says that reports have greatly exaggerated
the DANA done by the giving away of
Sawyer elevators mt Willard and Starbuck.
In each case only few boards gave way
in one Of the buns, aud Rearly all of tbs
wheat was saved without damage.
The Wells Advocate says that at plow-
ing match II Walnut Lake township, in
thar county, week before last, the bottle
was passed Ia the morning before work
was begun, consequently no work was
done, buJ rip-roanng ;ow was Inaugural
ted tha resulted in three broken ribs, a
badly damaged arm and several ore heads
szuk Centre Tribune: A. j. Rein while
working lathe ar the Keller factory
the other evening had his sleeve caught on
revolving shaft and one bone of his arm
beiow the elbow broken. The action of
the shaft threw the arm against a belt and
threw the belt OF, thus stopping the lathe
ana preventing what must have been a
much more serious accident.
A few days ago, as Station Agent Tay-
lor at Herman, was giving orders to Con-
duotor L. S. Van Syke, relative TO some
switching, the latter made an unprovoked
assault upon the former, for which he wss
arrested aud fined $15 and costs. 1t re-
mains TO be seen whether the belligent
Van Syke will be permitted By the COM
pany to longer act as conductor.
Glenwood Press. five thousand dol
lar creamery, a five Thousand dollar brick
block . five thousand dollar elevator of