The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-05-23
NEWS IN MINNESOTA

Stewartville will bond for water
works.
Morristown has voted to build new
schoolhouse.
Coal receipts at Duluth have been
very light this year.
The new state bank at Sherburne has
commenced business.
A postofice has been established at
Latonia, Hubbard county.
The strike has practically ended at
the Franklin mine at Virginia.
The Minnesota Homeopathic insti-
tute is holding its annual meeting at
st. Paul this week.
DR.. Fred Barrett, the Tower news
paper publisher and former member of
the legislature, is dead.
The government report on iron ore
production for 1894 says Minnesota
shows the largest increase.
G. N. Hunt, the lawyer.evangelist of
Minneapolis, has begun a three weeks
series of meetings at Morris.
R. II. Lueneberg. publisher of the
Brownton Bulletin, will publish the
Wood Lake Ledger at Wood Lake.
The farmers in the vicinity of Clinton
have received over $4,000 for cattle
aud hogs within the past six weeks.
An eight.oared race between crews
from the University of Wisconsin and
the Minnesota Boat club is arranged.
A rich vein of ore has been located
under the cemetery at Virginia. The
dead will be removed to another ceme-
tory.
Glencoe Sons of Veterans are making
great preparations for the state en-.
campment, to be held there June IL
to 20.
The uniform rank Knights of Pythias
held their annual meeting at Mime
apolis. The state encampment will be
held at the Waseca Chautauqua grounds.
The National Typothete will meet in
st. Paul Aug. 6, z and 8. Aug. 9 it will
meet in Minneapolis. It is comprised
of employing printers from all over the
United States.
The Minnesota Gospel union will hold
their annual summer Bible school at
Etter June to 10. Several prominent
Bible teachers will be present. It will
be tent meeting.
State Treasurer Koerner, Matt Jen-
sen, clerk in the treasurer's Office, J. II.
Whitaker Of the Minneapolis road, and
several others were injured in a street
car accident at St. Paul.
The postoffioe and two other build
ings, used as Offices and shoemaker
shop, at Clearwater burned. Cons d.
cradle mail matter and the records of
the postoffice were destroyed.
Three Grant county newspapers have
changed hands the past week-the
Grant County Herald, Herman Enter
prise and The Samhold, a Norwegian
paper published at Elbow Lake.
State Insurance Commissioner Smith,
who is visiting at Richland Center,
Wis, and has been i'll, is said to be bet
ter, but his friends still have grave ap-
prehensions regarding his recovery.
A postoffice has been established at
Arban, Stearns county, with Henry
Staetzel as postmaster. The name of
the post ,ffice at Ben Franklin, Murray
county, has been changed to Dooray.
The Great Northern road has survey.
ors at work at Melrose laying out side
tracks and stalking the foundations for
a building for the new division point.
This is the beginning of the removal of
division headquarters from st. Cloud
to Melrose.
The grand jury in the federal court
at Duluth failed to find an indictment
against Drumbeater, who was accused
of killing another Indian named Fish
erman at Ball Club lake in Itasca
county, last winter. An indictment
was found against George Poppenfus,
charged with appropriating to his own
use government money while post.
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