Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-02-11
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.s6 1 ltalnberton will have q now $15, 600
school house. q.
zA Degree Of Honor lodge has been
{ instituted s at Apple ton
as Farmers in Martin county did con
g derable seeding last week.
The Minnesota Bankers association
+ VIII convene in Minneapolis June {,
and 8. ~ -
SD Wadena county old settlers held a
reunion at Wadena and perfected an
organization. sss 5z "a. ut
.5 W arm ! eathers and rain caused the
storlning at Fort Karnival at St. Paul
Z TO be postponed Il 3
y: Il. McKenny, enrolling clerk of
the house, has resigned from the Min.
nesota legislature. - "a a.
Mlnneapolitans are preparing a wei.
come for Theodore Roosevelt when he
visits that city Feb. a. -"
Harley Davidson of St. Paul and J.
Nilsson Of: Minneapolis won in the
Montreal skating races. .>@.
A new postoffce has been established
four miles west of Lac qui Parle, named
Lonset, G. E. Kittleson is postmaster.
st. Paul and Minneapolis banks have
notified their customers that they will
hereafter charge market rates for East
ern exchange.
Mrs. Theodore Hamm, wife of a
wealthy St. Paul brewer and a resident
OF that city since 1856, died suddenly
OF heart disease.
The Duluth Gas and Water company,
under its new management, has re-
duced the price Of fuel gas from 81. so
to 81 thousand
st. Louis county has brought snit
against the bondsmen of the American
Loan and Trust company Of Minneap-
Oils to recover deposit Of 100000.
Judge Pond in Minneapolis has
signed an order requiring the Home
Savings and Loan company people to
show cause why receiver should not
be appointed.
Enoch Thompson Of Minneapolis has
sold violin patents fer $1,000. They
are made on new principle, and are
said to be equal in tone to the finest of
the old instruments.
1t is proposed to have the Minnesota
G. A. r. meet at Duluth in 1897. and
the Wisconsin G.. A. R. at West Supe.
rior at the same time, with a reunion of
tho uofo7rorc of hot %,ko
State Auditor Dunn figures from the
reports SO far received that the railroad
gross earnings in Minnesota for 1896
will beat all previous records, which
will net the state ovor 81 100000. So.
At st. Paul, Joseph Friedman shot
Julia Oellzer and John Hoffman and
killed himself. Miss Oelker and John
Hoffman were wounded, but they will
recover. 1t was a case of unreouited
: love-
The directors of the North Dakota
and Minnesota Central railway, anothe,
farmers railroad, which it is paoposed
to build from the Missouri river to the
head Of the lakes, on the Hines plan,
hold their first regular meeting at Nc
Intosh T. H. ..
In the case Of Harrison Dodd for the
the murder Of Lon Fennimore, tried al
Grand Rapids, the jury, after being out
10 hours, returned verdict of man,
slaughter in the first degree Mrs. Dodd
implicated in the same case, was placed
on trial.
The ticket office and freight depot at
Wyoming were broken into, but the
burglars secured nothing. The agent
and Mr.. Stewart, merchant there, Sc.
cured revo vers and pursued and CAP
tured the thieves, who were three in
number. They were turned over to a
detective and taken to St. Paul:
Duluth health Office records show
that the diphtheria epidemic is rapidly
abating New cases for January did
not exceed 400, as against 1900 in De-
cember. Typhoid deaths for January
We're 4S, as against 20 for all December,
but most of the January deaths were
due to the disease contracted in Novem-
Der and December. .....
& A peculiar case Of insanity has devel-
oped in Avoca. Last summer William
Crowly Of Mobiles county became in
sane and was taken to the hospital at
st. Peter. A week later his brother be-
came insane and was also sent to the
hospital. In few months both were
discharged. Last week William was
again taken to the hospital, and his
brother, residing at Avoca, is now a
raving maniac ~
The Kelley cure law has been upheld
by the courts of Hennepin county.
Judges Smith, Russell and Jamison
filed their decision in the test case
brought by a representative Of the
Kelley institute against the county
commissioners. The decision maintains
that the law is constitution and there
fore the county commissioners must
loan 800 to all men who wish to take
the gold cure out Of the general fund
and make such a loan ". thout security.
The case will be carried to the supreme
court.
BANKERS MUST BE CAREFUL.
SANDER. to Erroneously Return Chec,:s
Ii: s. Marked g No Funds.,'
ST. PAUL, Feb. X. The supreme court
holds that it is SANDER + orr bank to
return a .depositors checks unpaid for
the alleged reason that. the depositor
has no funds when, in fact, he has.
Rel lnyuiuy 10 tho evil ahuc ~, the