The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-05-24
MINNESOTA NEWS NOTES.

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COVERINGS Mc0nl lss set Friday, July
!, as ths date On which Tlnothy Basrstt
will hang.
Wins. + = h.Es z noe, 900 hotel. A
Granite Talls oCsrs to donate sd,0o0 II
the county wfl donate Zoo for Dew
court house.
The Fergus Fslls paper mini viii start
mp this week kavin1 made many I'm
provemcnts m it, plant
Sc. Cloud wfn have now $4,000
Methodist church. The old one viii be
used for missionary purposes.
New postofices have been established
this week ct Passafc, Wadena county.
and at ThorsburG, Grant county.
The treasurer OF Stearns county paid
cqt 1914 for gopher bounttes Wednesday.
The county commissioners have now
repealed Che gopher bounty act.
The governor has appointed w. NJ.
LRgett, Of Benson, - . member Of the
board Of regents In the place Of G. D. Gil
allan, whose term has expired. r.
The Omaha Depot at st. Peter was
broken into at noon Saturday and q lot
Of rokets carried Oft The theft occurred
while the station agent was ct dinner.
Ferdinand Drusch OF sleepy Eye, was
struck by the engine OF the passenger
train at the depot Tuesday morning and
hurled twenty feet In the air. His left
leg was broken above the ankle; other
wise his injuries are not serious
United States Deputy Marshall Brack.
EFT arrested Joe Delorney at Duluth, for
selling liquor to Indians. He has been
arrested fully twenty times for the same
offonse In the past few years, though he
has always escaped punishment through
same cause.
Travellers Protective association, meet
In convention at Minneapolis June 10 to
2ath.
The boards of health of Southern Min
nesota viii meet in Rochester May 70, 30
and 81.
The Baptist Nissiou church at Lake
McKusiok, near Saltwater, was burned
Sunday afternoon.
Minnesota division Sons of Veterans
hold their annual encampnsnt at Mime
spolis June II and 10. q.
Business Educators Association Of
America, have an annual meeting at
Minneapolis July IL to s5.
By NE oapsising Of q canoe on vermfl-
Hon, lake Sunday afternoon, Pete Ls-
drowned.
The now Congregational church at
Fergus Falls was dedicated Sunday, Rev.
Z: q. Morley preaching the sermon.
The structure cost $15, 000.
NcCarty and O'Bdsn, confined in the
FaTfbault station house for breaking into
the Catholic school at that place, escaped
Saturday, but wore captured by the DO
lice Sunday.
1t 10 said that the new postmaster of
Single Greek found 1903 undeliversd let
tiers In the ofiloe when hs took charge q
few weeks ago. The letters were all the
way from SIX months to six years old.
Capt. McDougan, the vessel agent at
Duluth, figures that there are now ia
steamers ana parges D0unu Gor UuIuIn,
valued at 81, QUO, 900 and with cargoes Of
16O, 0O0 tons Of coal. railroad iron and
merchandise. This is the largest feet
ever on the lakes at one time bound for
Duluth, II not for any port.
The final Munhsll revival meeting was
held in St. Paul Wednesday night.
The regatta of the Minnetonka club ia
to occur at Minnetonka, beginning July
IA and continuing four days.
Capt. Skinner, Of st. Paul, is in Lake
City arranging the rife ranges at the
state eucampm0nt grounds.
Ole Swenson will have chance to pop-
der for fifty days In the Rochester Jail
over the subject Of wife beating.
The annual meeting of the Anoks con-
ference Of Congregational and Union
churches has been begun in St. Paul.
The bodies Of Sewell and McMahon
have been found near Tower. They were
drowned ct that place several days ago.
Arthur Douglass, q night watchman.
had his right leg cut OF ct the knee by a
st. Paul and Duluth train, at Minneapo-
lis.
The family Of A. J. Mccoy, Of Jordan.
with the exception Of 12-year-old boy,
have died Of consumption since last sum-
mer.
The Adventists have selected Mime
haha Falls Is the place for holding their
camp meeting this gear. The meeting
will open june q, and close on the 18th.
William Race was arrested at Owa-
tonna for opening q safe in Saunders
hardware store at that place and taking
$500 therefrom. He confessed the theft.
A workman engaged in excavating In
D gravel pit near Albert Lea, northeast
OF the city, unearthsd hip-bone, the
socket Of which measures seven inches
IN diameter.
Two boys, named O'Bri,n and McCar-
thy, sentenced to thirty and twenty days
respectively in the lookup at Faribault,
broke jail Saturday afternoon, but were
recaptured Sunday noon.
The Grand Lodge, !. o. o. r. for Min
nesota, win be held at Fergus Falls June
8 to y.
Work win be commenced in a few
days on . second state prison at st.
Cloud.
Minneapolis has one Of those horses
that walked across q bridge, distance Of
l, 100 feet, on six-inch plank.
Tbs store Of John Bailey & Sons, of
Medford, was entered by burglars Thurs
day night and $25 taken from the till.
Thomas Garrison has been charged
with forging . check on the Duluth
Union National bank for S28. He is also
wanted ct Washington fof embexzling
el25.
An explosion Of gas occurred in the
basement Of the First National bank at
st. Cloud, Mimi, totally wrecking the
building and injuring number of per-
sons.
AL the camp equipment and Office
furniture Of the Duluth, Huron and Dem
yer railroad have been sold at auction
under sheriff's execution TO satisfy the
claim Of How Bros. for hardware sold the
company on credit.
John 8 Rgo9,, Joe Beck and Jake
Knoll, while a1hing on Little Cloquet
river, found the badly decomposed body
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