The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-11-26
NORTHWEST NEWSBUDGET
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP OF
: IMPORTANT NEWS.
ACono'se Account Of the Happen
ings Of the Past Week In Min
nesota. North Dakota,
iowa ana Wisoon-
ain.
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The Democrats OF Win ma celebrated the
election OF Cleveland and Stevenson, the
other night, with q monster parade.
A destructive fire wiped out the business
part Of Lambertrn, the other night. There
is but little insurance. The fire is thought
to have been set in the barn OF John Haas.
During the first seven days of the hunting
season n hundred deer were brought into
Park Rapids. Deer are unusually plentiful
in that vicinity this season.
The Democrats held a big celebration at
St. Cloud, recently. there was an immense
procession with torches. fireworks and in.
Vulnerable transparencies.
Bert Roberts and w. B. Miller, lately em-
ployed at the insane hospital, have alb
seconded with $500 which was wagered on
the election and was entrusted to their keep
ing.
The Atwood mill, at Still water was clos
ed for the season with a cut of 32,O 00. 600
feet Of lumber, "a. 600. 600 shingles, and 1O,-
600, 600 laths. Two hundred men were en-
pluyed.
George Depew, of Brainerd, was found
dead under a tree where he had been left
watching for deer near Mile Laos. The sup
position is that he accidently shot himself.
He was a single man.
Mat Roden, OF St. Joseph, while driving
across the track at St. Cloud, was struck by
a fret hit train. One hor>e was killed and
the other injured. Roden had a leg broken
in two places, and was other wise injured.
Judge Williston at Red Wing sentenced
Thomas Smith, indicted as Gardener, found
guilty OF larceny, for stealing a draft Of
$500, TO five years imprisonment in the
state penitentiarv.
The semi-annual meeting Of the Mime
sofa conference OF the Augustana synod OF
the Swedish Lutheran church met at Coka-
to recently. Oyer 100 ministers were pres
ent, representing this state, the Dakotas
and part 0 Wisconsin.
The Green Bay, Winona and St. Peter
Railroad company has completed negotia.
tiors for the purchase of $l1. OO worth of
property in the east end OF Winona, where
they will establish their city headquarters
and machine shops.
Masked men robbed the bank of Wood
stock recently, they held he cashier and
his assistant at bay with revolvers while
they went through the vault, they secured
about $500. There is no cue to the robbers.
Mrs. Ellen T. Hawkins. widow Of the
late o. T. Hawkins, of Ashley, died at
the re>idence OF her son-in- law, Alfred CAL
ony, OF Fergus Falls. She had accidentally
shot hcrsclftwo or three days before and
had been OH the point of death ever since.
She and her husband were old settlers in the
neighborhood.
The Red Wing Brewing Company has
been organized and incorporated Tor a term
of 80 years, be Ginning Nov. 18. The in
corporators are: Franz Sommers. J. r.
Olivia aud Dan Metzer. The capital stock
is $5D, 900. The company has bought Mrs.
Christ's brewery on Main street.
Col. C. H. Thompson, special United
States Indian agent, who is stationed at
Detroit on temporary agent duty, while on
his way to his lodgings from the a .ency
office slipped and Tell on The icy ground
lett hip bone, md otherwise seriously in
jured.
A number of Southwestern Minnesota
cler~ymen met at Winona and organized
what is known as the Winona Conference
Minister'S club. which has for its object
mutual assistance along ministerial lines.
Rrv. l.. L. West OF this city was elected
president and Rev. NJ. Strothers of Ma
zeppa secretary. The next meeting will be
held at Rochester.
John Flynn, arrested at Red Wing for
murder in the first degree for. killing
Charles Carlson and indicted for man.
slaughter in the -econd decree, was found
not guilty in the district count. His for
mer good record ind circumstances sur
rounding the case saved him.
Della NJ. Dixon. totally deaf. while walk
ing on the Green Bay, Winona & st. Paul
engine and fatally injured. No signs were
present OF scricus injuries and no bones
were broken, but the accident caused inter-
nal complications.