The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-09-08
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Clipped From Our
Exchanges for Readers Of The
Irish Standard.
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TIE Democrats of st. Oroix County Elect
Delegates to the State, Congressional
and Senate District Conventions.
MINNESOTA.
Safe burglary at Faribau,t.
New wheat is coming in ct Duluth.
Austin's fair will be held Sept. 1923.
Brainerd is to have new poorhouse.
Business is reported lively at Brain
ord.
Anoka's starch factory starts up this
week.
The Wadena creamery has closed for
the season.
Duluth directory gives a population
of $1,000.
Mankato hunters accidentally shot a
horse in barn.
Duluth coal has taken another rise of
IS cents per ton.
Waconia farmers claim better crops
than the average
Winona toughs are holding up towns
people regularly.
There are now 400 men employed on
the st. Croix boom.
Labor day was appropriately observed
in Minnesota towns.
j. 4. Moosbrugger, Of St. Cloud, was
attacked by f0otpad.
Andrew Linstrom. Of L4anesboro,
drank himself to death.
Simmons, OF Window, arrested for in
cest. is in Mankato Jail.
Work will commence at once on the
new car shops at Duluth.
There were Is deaths from cholera
infantum at Saltwater in August
Capt. Du Shane has been inspecting
the government work at Hastings.
Thomas Gales remains were removed
frcm Faribault to Rochester, n. Y.
Saltwater prison inspectors are re-
ceiving bids for the new prison wall.
About so convicts are at work exca-
waiting for the new wall at Saltwater.
Lawrence .Malony was thrown out Of
his carriage at Faribault and badly hurt.
Conductor Mahoney and laborer at
Winona, we're badly hurt on a work
train.
7 The Minnesota Iron company is erect
ing q new Office building and hospital at
Tower.
Two small boys at Duluth stole some
dynamite and one them had his hand
blown of.
Duluth harbor is having large num-
Der Of arrivals and departures Of East
ern vessels.
Patrick Haley, aged ~, accidently
shot his own head Off while hunting at
Bird Island.
The first car load of new wheat was
received at Hastings yesterday. 1t
graded No. hard.
A citizen at Motley sold his wife to
another man for g. The new couple
are living happily together.
J Marvin Hughitt. Jr., president Of the
Omaha road is at Tracy With party
of friends slaughtering chickens.
Kate Lockman, slick worker at
Mankato, was arrested, but robbed the
jailor's rooms Of valuables and escaped.
The wife of Charles Lawrence, of Elk
River, went to look for the cows week
ago and hasn't returned yet. No trace
has been found.
The amount of wheat received at Du-
luth elevators during the past ''crop
year, was II, ,77e, ,232 bushels; shipments,
19,221. .579 bushels.
VIM. Murray, an inmate of ST. Luke's
hospital at Duluth, has been discovered
to be q notorious bond robber. He will
be taken to Chicago.
King Burial, Of Mile Laos, won the
horse recently rafi1ed BY the parishion-
ers Of Father Briody, at Princeton. The
winning ticket was No. AS. The pro-
ceeds will be- given to the church I'M
provement fund. &. 4. 's .3... !.
/. sss~s DAKOTA.
FIaherty, the Huron murderer. has
been held to the grand jury. 4;
j. Keller has been appointed sposttr
master at DeYillo, and q. g. Smith u
Tsmplston. d; sSs
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