Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-04-09
NEWS IN MINNESOTA

/; Red Lake Falls will have a starch fac.
tory.
- A Masonic lodge has been instituted
at Evansville.
Bewabik people are after blind pigs
in that section.
Joseph Taylor was arrested at Min.
neapolis for counterfeiting silver dollars.
Wetzner, Gutenberg & Co., Minneap-
oils, have failed. Liabilities $50, OG0;
assets 5000.
An accident to an Interurban car at
st. Paul caused a panic among the pas.
sengers. No one was hurt.
Fire Thursday night destroyed tho
Second Avenue hotel. Minneapolis
The % guests escaped in scanty attlre]
A. G. Belyea, editor of the Elbow
Lake Herald, is dead. He was we'll
known throughout the state Tubercu-
losis was the cause.
Mrs Julia Ireland, mother of Arch
bishop Ireland, died at St. Paul at the
ripe old age Of 81 years. She had been
failing in health for some time.
Fully 5000 members of the A. O. u.
w. attended the entertainment con-
Quoted under their auspices at the St.
Paul Auditorium. The entertainment
was preceded by parade.
Duluth and Minneapolis will try the
Pingree plan Of giving poor people small
pieces of land On which they can raise
potatoes and other vegetables. Vacant
lots will be mostly utilized.
Governor Clough sent to the senate
the nomination of Edward S. Durment
of Ramsey county as member of the
stats board Of corrections and charities
vice Samuel G. Smith, resigned
State Auditor Dunn has issued war
rant to ex-Sheriff James H. Eye for the
reward of $500 offered by Governor
Nelson for the capture Of Joseph White
and James Dugan, the Harris murder
ers
Fare and one.third rates are named
on account Of the grand council of
United Commercial Travellers of Amer.
lea in St. Paul, May "a, IS, and for the
Norwegian Lutheran saengerfest in
Minneapolis, May $40.
Rev. A. H. Randall of St. Paul has
been expelled from the ministry of the
Swedish Lutheran church, the synod
adjudging him guilty of defamation Of
character, fa!sehood and an attempt to
defraud. The decision of the state con.
ference was unanimous.
Governor Clough has reappointed s.
M. Owen and Judge Stephen Mahoney
on the board of regents and Alonzo
Barto of Sank Center as new member
Of the board to fill the add tional place
created under the law making ex-Gov-
ernor Pillsbury life member.
Governor Clough has appointed Hon.
John E. Norrish of Hastings to repre-
sent the state at the international
prison congress, which convenes in
Paris next June. Mr.. Norrish has been
a member Of the state board Of prison
managers for number of years.
An abstract of reports of the national
banks of Minnesota, exclusive of Mime
apolis and St. Paul, showing their con.
dition March 5, gives total resources Of
SIS, 319, 500; loans and discounts, $15,-
746,S5f; reserve in hands of reserve
agents and in banks, 50, 131 1881; Of this
amount $l,023,7 1852 was in gold. The
deposits were $l4,715,020.
Fred M. Lloyd of st. Paul was elected
on the first ballot for grand master
workman by the Grand Lodge A. o. O..
W. at St. Paul. G.. G.. Kinds of Shake
pee was made grand foreman by acc'a-
nation; George W. Fisher of Winona
was chosen grand overseer. and Grand
Recorder Olof Olson of Willmar, and
Grand Receiver J. J M;Cardy of ST.
Paul were reelected without opposition.
E. A. Englin of Saltwater was elected
grand guide.
The Grand Lodge Of tae Degree of
Honor, the ladies' auxili ary of the A.
o. U. W., elected the following officers:
Grand chief of honor, Mrs. Mary Daily,
St. :, Paul; grand lady IF honor, Mrs
Pauline, Duluth; grand chief Of cere.
monies, Bessie Rowan, St. Paul; grand
recorder, Gala M. Cham berlain, Min.
neapolis; grand receiver, Margaret
Kirchner, Winona; grand lady usher,
Lizzie Schroeder, st. Paul; grand inside
watch, Ellen Mantor, Wi]lmar; grand
outside watch, Maud Kinds, Shakopee