The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-05-09
MINNESOTA CULLINGS.
The News of the Week Throughout
the Entire State.

1t is proposed to combine fair and
corn palace at Pipestone in Septem-
Der.
The pastoral tie between Rev. J.
Fl. Crum and the First Congregation
al church at Winona has been dis"
solved. !
Anton Sipple, an Industrious Ger
man farmer residing five miles north
west of Albert Lea, accidentally shot
and killed himself.
H. L. Rolph of Zumbro township
Wabasha county brought in five
young wolves and received the coun-
ty auditors warrant for the bounty,
$50.
1t is not thought in Winona that
the meat inspection bill will advance
the price of meat in that city. So
far the local butchers of the state, so
far as heard from, have made no
changes in their prices in consequence
OF this legislation.
Peter Arndt, arrested for criminal
carelessness in starting a fire which
eventually destroyed John l'hl-
manns barn at Rockville. Stearn
county was fined $35: Uhlmann has
now begun a civil suit against Arndt
for damages.
Nels Strollberg of New York Mills
was arrested at the instance of the
Citizens National bank of Fergus
Falls on the charge of forgery. 1t is
claimed that he signed the name of
Abram Piltas to note OF $500.
Judge Shonts held him to the grand
jury. There are some eXtenuating
features in the case.
A fire occurred in the harness shop
of james Devlin at Window, destroy
ing building and contents. Insur-
ance in the st. Paul Fire ard Marine,
81 $50. Devlin and family barely
escaped with their lives The black
smith shop OF Smestad Bros, ad-
joining was also burned. with a loss
of about $500; $3.50 insurance.
Philip Chemelik of London, Free
born county, whose wife and daugh-
tiers were murdered some weeks ago,
is reported to have been made part
tally insane by the awful tragedy.
He assaulted his aged father with a
heavy rail, and seriously, possibly
fatally, injured him. Philip was en-
ragged because the old man had deed
ed some of his properly to q grand
son.
John J. Randall, of Winona, has
been appointed to succeedChief Grain
Inspector james. The latter is not
finally deposed until the present
crop has been cleared. c. n. Reese,
of kandiyohi county, gets the post
OF chief deputy at Minneapolis, vice
A. C. Clausen; and William McManus,
of Crookstan, is appointed weigh
master at Duluth.
1t Just came to light that several
prominent cit liens OfPlainview, have
interested themselves in what seems
to be a rich thing Last fall it was
discovered that at a place called
"HOg 's Back" about ten miles from
| Plainview iron ore was found which
yields an average of 60 per cent and
at some places 80 per cent. They
have purchased quite tract of land
and will prospect more fully.
George Diamond and Charles Mar
tell, evidently tramps, are at
appleton under arrest on the charge
of grand larceny in the first degree.
they drugged and robbed q young
man named John Sullivan at the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
depot, at this place. Thomas Mehe-
gan, of Michigan Bros, followed tine
culprits to Ortonville, whittier they
had stolen a ride on a train, caught
them and brought them back under
| arrest.
A woman's relief corps was organi-
zed at Wadenia, with the following
officers: President, Mrs. A. E.
Chamberlain: senior vice president,
Mrs. c. NJ. Dorrison: JUNIOR vice pres
ident Mrs. George West; treasurer,
Mrs. G. A. Whitney; secretary, Miss
Rose Miller; chaplain, Mrs. Thomas
Barwise; conductor, Miss Della Dean;
assistant conductor, Miss Clara Far
well; guard, Miss Minnie Olin; as
sistant guard, Miss Fred Dean. The
corps starts off with twenty-three
charter members.
Barrett & Mathews, proprietors OF
New England bazaar, at Anoka, have
skipped out, leaving rent and sever,
al debts behind. They went through
the selling of their stock. horses and
other property belonging to the firm
to Mr.. Newman, and they have not
been seen since. Mrs. T G. Hender,
son, the owner of the building occu,
pied by them, tried to secure a writ
of attachment for the rent, but II
was too late, as the firm had sold
out and had nothing to attach. 1t is
also said that they borrowed money
of different parties in town, but how
much is not known.
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