Daily globe., 1883-06-27
ETINNESOTA NEWS.


just coming forward.
The creamery at Hancock, Stevens coun-
t. is now in running order.
The new postofico in Duluth was oc-
cupied by the officials last week.
The Austin Canning company have in
creased their capital stock to $4,000,
In Bird Island stock company with a
$4,000 capital, is building acreamery.
Striped bugs in formidable numbers are
at work in the cucumber and melon vines.
The Hon. Ignatius Donnelly delivers an
Grafton on the 4th of July in Fergus Falls.
The Glencoe Register says one first
class hotel can live in Glencoe-two is Just
one too many.
Andrew Gemmel, Of Austin, was badly
hurt the other day by his frightened team
running away.
The first Minnesota Strawberries of the
season found their way into the Winona
market June II.
On Sunday, June Il, the Methodist peo-
pie in Duluth contributed 5000 for Ham
line university.
Stephen Bunyo claims he and his dog
were the first white men at the head OF
Lake Superior"
The destructive grub-wOrm is extensive
ly damaging the tender roots of the corn
IL some localities.
The festive mosquito has put in an ap-
pearance numerOusly, sure sign that
summer has come 10 stay.
The Wabashaw Herald says that 200,
100000 feet of logs have been RATED out
Of Beef slough up TO this time.
As the new, ripe, luscious Minnesota
strawberries come forward, there will be q
new crop of cheap straw berry festivals.
The ''obtrusive mosquito'' is everywhere
spoken against. This, after the reward
of active, go-ahead, ''cheeky'' enterprise.
Burglars. the other night, broke into the
depot Of the Minneapolis & st. Louis depot
at Red Wing, but obtained nothing of
value.
There is complaint OF dull business in
Jordan, Scott county. A sure remedy is
judicious. persistent, enterprising adver-
Using.
Tie Touring mill Of Henry Elmer, OF
Dayton, Sherburne county, was recently
destroyed by fire. Loss $25,0 900, insurance
$4,000.
The starting Of groves on the prairies is
recommended by sowing soft maple Tree
seeds, of which an abundance can be easily
obtained.
The hardware store Of Reis & Doughe7ty
III Shakopee was burglarized the Othec
night, and LOT Of reyoivers, knives and
cazor5 taken.
A fierce fight with razors took place at
the depot in Austin the other day. OEo of
the belligerents received fearful cut in
one OF his hands.
The Rev. I. L. Carey has resigned the
pastorate of the Congregational church IL
Sauk Centre, and has accepted call to
Ihe church IN Excelsior.
The residence and It's contents of Mrs.
John Curran, OF Darwin, Meeker county,
were recently destroyed by fire. Loss,
50 900; Insurance, $1,000.
4 four-year-oId son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Heatou strayed away the other day,
and The litjle bewildered fellow was found
wading in swamp and rescued.
The growth OF the smaller grains as
corn is reported to bo amazingly rapid.
The corr has a good, healthy color, not
the yellow, sickly look of some Sc asons.
Edward Castle, Of Clear Lake, Sher-
burne county, was gored to death by a bull
on his farm recently. He was prOmi-
neut and highly respected citizen of Clear
Lake.
Gen. J. II. Baker has declined invitations
for several points to crate on the 4th of
July. He can accept but one. But he of
course is highly indebted at the apprecia-
ton os his fellow citizens.
4 festive book keeper IN one OF the we'll
known business houses III Duluth, has
skipped the town, owing to crooked tinan-
cial difficulties and apronstrings entangle
ment Twas ever thus-the old, old story.
Mrs. Fred Tourtillotte, of Elk River,
was thrown from buggy the other day,
her frightened horse running away. She
struck oa her head and shoulders against q
fence, ana was badly but not fatally il
jured.
''ClaIm jumpers" pay no pect to tree
claim titles. IDe Albert Lea Standard
says: 4 number Of the ambitious home
steaders and ree-claimants il this city
have been ou5 to Faribault county to look
at thair landed possessions, and all came
back enthusiastic. Oae found his tree
claim all fenced with barb wire, and an
other found thirty acres Of wheat on his.
He LEFT instructions with the wheat grower
to toke scy5a9 and cat the weeds in the
wheat ~ gnCe.