Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-09

A string band has been organized in LIE
Sueur.
The county fair in Stevens county was
decided success.
Meeker county gets $4,142,30 of the
state school apportionment.
G. K. orion has been appointed deputy
inspector of oils for Big Stone county.
Kandiyohi county gets $3,395.95 Of the
fall apportionment Of the state school
fund.
Winona Herald: Work is progressing
on the telephone line between this city
and st. Paul.
Winona Herald: The street railway
company has ordered eight cars for pas.
| senger service.
1t is estimated that about three-fourths
of the corn crop in Olmstsd county was
destroyed by the frost.
The old Glen Touring mill, east of LIE
Sueur, is being taken down and will be
removed to Belle Plane.
The ladies of the Baptist church in
Austin Melted $40 from supper given at
| the Donaldson house last week.
The total state school enrolment of pu-
pills is 191 1873; the total apportionment
for school purposes is $780, 93.95.
An attempt was made to burglsrize A..
N. Lewis, store in Willmar the other night,
but the rascals were frightened away.
The LIE Sueur Sentinel says the potato
crops this year is so immense that pota-
| toes sell in that town for 25 cts bushel.
The Baptist church edifce in Faribault
has been repaired, and greatly beautifed,
rendering the audience room very attrac-
tive.
Graceville, Big Stone county, is "boom-
ing" It has many enterprises of en-
living character, among them first class
newspaper.
The other day William Kellnor of Ben
neiylt, Mower county, fell from load of
hay and the wheels passed over his body
injuring him fatally.
Rochester Post: AS J. M. Hall was driv-
ing home Tuesday afternoon, his horse
suddenly fell dead in the road, about one
half mile east of Bear creek.
The Rochester Post says: L. A. Green
wood of Greenwood Prairie had four stacks
of barley and wheat destroyed by fire, the
other day, caused by careless neighbor
burning straw.
Wabashaw Herald: On Saturday last,
as Capt. j. K. Arnold was returning from
the train, his team became frightened and
ran for short distance, throwing Mr.. Ar
mold out and bruising him somewhat.
Morris Tribune: The steeple is now
occupying large portion of the builders
time on the new court house. The win
dows are now being put in, while the Jail
part is receiving it's several coats of plas-
ter.
Austin Transcript: The wolves are eat
ing up the turkeys and spring chickens,
and we object, for Thanksgiving is COM
ing. These ravenous creatures were dis
covered in their picnic on the A. V. Ellis
farm.
LIE Sueur Sentinel, Oct. 4: The
snow fall of Friday morning was
followed on Saturday morning with a
freeze-not an ordinary white frost, but
cold enough to freeze a thin crust of the
ground.
Blue Earth City Post: On bright Sab
bath few weeks ago two boys from this
town armed with an old shot gun went to
our cemetery and there for hours INDUCED
in target practice among the marble head
stones and monuments of Blue Earth City's
beloved dead.
The Faribault Republican says four
teen-year son of W. T. Jones of that
city who has been missing for nearly two
weeks, has been seen in Minneapolis. His
father on hearing this Immediately started
for Minneapolis and st. Paul to look his
truant boy up.
Kasson Republican,: A camp of Gypsies
enjoyed a local habitation in Kasson last
week and broke camp and left for past
ures new on Monday. They did thriving
business trading horses. Their women
reaped golden harvest from the credu-
lous adolescent part of our population by
"telling fortunes"
Willmar Republican Gazette: The Bur-
bank creamery, which was first opened in
June, has been closed for the season. Be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 pounds of butter
we're manufactured, for all Of which q
ready sale was found-in fact, the propri-
etors established such reputation for