The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-08-22
NEWS IN MINNESOTA

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Hector has q new lodge of Sons Of
Herman.
Minneapolis has laid IL miles Of
water mains this year.
The Northern Supply company Of
Minneapolis has assigned.
A new postofice has been established
at Malung, Roseau county.
Governor Clough has issued procla-
nation fixing Sept as labor day.
The schoolhouse and House Bros.
elevator at Wood Lake were burned.
Anton Dollar of Winona is wanted
for passing plated pennies for dimes.
A fakir is working Southern Mime
Sofa towns selling worthless "electric"
bells.
Mr.. Blaisdell, husband of the Min
nesota Blizzard, has been declared in.
sane.
Ladies of st. John Episcopal church,
Moorhead, will issue the Daily News
Get. IL.
Eighty new creameries have been
established in Minnesota during the
past year.
An amicable settlement has been
reached in the Hayward will contest
case at st. Cloud.
The lumber shipments from Duluth
down the lakes last week amounted to
nearly 1900, 900 feet.
Jacob Freund, charged with the
murder of Clara ODER, was held to the
grand jury at Blue Earth City.
The bottom of a muskeg at Columbia
junction, on the Duluth, Missabi and
Northern, dropped out, delaying trains
several days.
A. w. Rankin has filed an accept
ance Of the Office Of state inspector of
graded schools offered him by the high
school board at its last meeting.
Labor Commissioner L. G.. Powers
will deliver an address on 1.-The Rela-
lations of Capital to Labor" at the an
nual convention Of Iowa Universalists,
Sept. 20.
The largest pine land deal ever made
in Northern Minnesota has been closed
at Duluth. Rupp & Kerr Of Saginaw,
Mich, have sold $4,000, 900 feet of pine
near Ely to the Knox Lumber company
for $50, ZOO.
At large gathering of citizens of
Hinokley it was decided to have fitting
memorial services commemorative of
those who persisted in the forest fires
of Sept. l, 1894. General invitation
was extended the public to meet and
participate in the memorial exercises.
Two state records were broken at
Minnehaha park at the closing Of L. A.
w. cycle meet, and this in spite of q high
wind. which for while made good
racing impossible. The competition
track record for 10 miles was lowered
a full minute in the team race, and
Percy Patterson, Owosso, Mich, cut
the half.mile record from 1905 to
1902 20.
The st. Paul Theological seminary
will be dedicated Sept by Mgr. Sa-
tolli, the apostolic delegate. Many
prominent Catholic priests and laymen
will be present, and the event will be
one of great Importance to the men,
bers of that creed in the Northwest.
This seminary is the gift of ]. j. Hill,
and it will be the center Of Catholicism
in the great Northwest.
Many of the banks throughout the
Northwest are receiving circulars from
w. w. Butler, cashier of the Rainy
Lake City bank asking them to send
that bank check for 81. The reason
given for the request is that it enough
respond to the request the bank will be
able to reopen. On the evening of June
~ robbers entered it and took nearly
all the money in the bank, 5000.
The validity of the new dairy law is
to be tested soon in the Hennepin dis
trict court, a suit having been com.
menced by Hansen & Anderson, the
dairymen, against n. N. Avery ct al.
The amount of damages claimed is
$500, the actual value of 20 cows which
were killed last spring under orders
of the state board of health, on the
ground that they were suffering from
Official population of Minnesota cit.
les: Winona 20,649, increase 2,441;
Redwing 1875, increase 1881; Roch-
ester 6,429, increase 1,108; Mankato
9, 1893, increase 46O; Saltwater 12,OI2,
increase 752; Duluth 1896, increase
26, 2S1, partly from new territory;
St. Cloud $3.50, increase 1854; Little
Falls 5,116, increase 2.762; Litchfield
z, O44, increase 145; Hastings 3,848, in
crease 143; Owatonna ISL, increase
1902; Fergus Falls 4,497, increase 7O5;
New Ulm /, 79O, increase 1,4O9; Branerd
7,O31, increase 1928; Faribault 1908,
increase LOSS; Mortified 1856, in
crease 1917; Wabasha 1855, increase
48; Lake City 2,628, increase 448; St.
Peter 1880. increase $50; Anoka 1912,
increase 44O.
Big Cooperage Mill Burned.
AITKIN, Mimi, Aug. l9.-The mill