Morris tribune., 1892-10-26
MINNESOTA NEWS,

Freeborn county has nineteen creams
cries.
Slayton will build new school house
at cost Of $4,000.
Rev. Magnus Koefod, Lutheran
minister, died last week at Glenwood.
A state good roads convention has
been called to meet in st. Paul Jan. %
and Is.
Charles A. Ruifer has been appointed
Indian agent at the White Earth
agency.
The Norlsts-n, q German weekly
published a. st. Cloud has been sold to
Il syndicate.
The First National bank of Princeton
has been authorized to begin business
with a capital OF $4,000.
Mrs Mar~ Gear died at Minncapo-
lis lHsv we>A, aged 80. She had been q
ces;ueat OF the state for ffty-three
years.
Tie Mas1l,-" block at Fergus Falls
was burned Sunday morning. 1t was
owi.oi hy ". I. Book, whose loss is
$1,000
Jacob Guenther, one of the principals
in the first marriage ever celebrated In
Blue Earth county, died last week at
Mankato.
Burglars entered the Office of w, w.
Beers, agent of the Mccormick Har-
vester company, at Rushford, and re-
ieved the safe of $175.
H. Dervig, of Yacatan, was killed
about five miles from Caledonia Sunday.
His buggy went over steep bank, kill
ing him and his two horses.
Percy Gould, OF Paramount, a mem
Der of Company D, Second regiment, NJ.
N. c., died at Chicago Friday of heart
disease while attending the dedication
exercises. ...
Grace Emery, of Appleton, who has
been advertised throughout the state Ii
nearly every leading weekly as lost, WA
found drowned in the Pomma de Terre
river, eight miles above Appleton.
Lester Stevens was probably fatally
injured, at Lake Crystal by sliding from
wheat stuck and striking on a broken
fork handle which penetrated into hih
back eight inches, infcting terrible
wound. .-
The cost Of grading the Great North
ern through the city of Red Lake Fails
will be $500, 900. This sum is mers ely
for that portion within the municipality.
There are cuts ffty-two feet deep in the
solid clay.
The man found murdered in a grain
car at Monteyideo last week hes been
identified as L. H. Walker, Of Mankato.
He worked for farmer near Monte.
video in harvest and went afterwards to
South Dakota. r.
The bank statements of business at
the close Of September show deposits in
the two state and one national baak 81
Red Wing amounting to 81 ,007, $40. ~,
Of which about three-quarters is in the
shape Of time deposits.
Christopher Erdnsnn, an old soldier
who has for the past few months been
an inmate of the hospital at the state
soldiers home at Minnehaha, committed
suicide by throwing himself from the
cliff into the Mississippi river,
Fred Sommers, a farmer living TOP
miles west Of Winona, was instantly
killed while driving with his wife. rha
team became frightened and threw Mr.
and Mrs. Sommers out, killing tbs
former, and, it is believed, fatally iniur.
ing Mrs. Sommers.
Osman 'Tharaldson, manager of the
Northwestern Farmers Protective asso-
Citation, with headquarters at Duluth
has handled since June more than ]. 900.
0c0 bushels of wheat in the Duluth
market for the farmers of North b.
kota and Northwestern Minnesota,
A. 9. Barret, agent of the Minnesota
and Northwestern Elevator company At
Newman warehouse, six miles north of
Grand Forks, on the Minnesota side Of
the river, suicided by shooting himself
with a revolver, the ball entering the
forehead. Dependency and i'll health
the cause.
The Duluth mills broke all previous
records last week, turning out 39,eO1
barrels of flour, or 1900 barrels in excess
Of the big output two weeks ago. The
West Superior mills turned cut 1882
barrels, making a total of so, TAB, being
the greatest cuslu5 ever known at the
head Of Lake Superior.
On Columbus Day at Manannagh, al
village twelve miles from Litchfield.
the house Of Mike uanscs was burned.
IN which two of his children persisted.
Mr.. Hanses is the mail carrier from
Manannah to Litchfeld and just reached
the postof1ice iii tho latter place when
came to him with the news