Willmar tribune., 1896-12-01
NEWS IN MIMI 0TA

Barnesville has night school.
West Concord is to have = ntttinT
factory. .- .Z -. -. . - =.
Rev. F. Morrison has accepted tha
post Of bishop Of Duluth.
The Benson roller mill haa begun
operations. It's capacity is 100 barrels
per day. ss
The Hastings electric light plant has
been destroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000:
insurance, 81, 500. ss:s@: e. r. r.
: "A Christian Endeavor convention In
the district Of Duluth, viii ,be held At
Oloquet, Nov. 27sand %. I ..5.s.c5. ]
The ST. Paul Winter: Carnival associ>
alton has decided to build an old fash:
ioned ice palace this winter.
Schedules in the assignment Of Viii
ford & Northway, Minneapolis, shows
$48,318 debts and sos, ,s82 assets.
DR.. j. G.. Clark Of Saltwater has been
elected president Of the Minnesota
Charities and Corrections association.
The Miessman feed stables at Lu-
verne, just completed, burned to the
ground. The fire is supposed to have
been set by tramps.
An order has been issued at the post
Office department disseminating the
postofice at Palisade, Lake county.
Mail will be sent to Beaver Bay.
Arthur johnson, tried at Center City
for the murder of Edward Paul at Wy
oming and acquitted, will be tried on
Feb. for the murder Of Jacob Bays.
Edward Burns, suffering from hem.
orrhage Of the brain, caused by an &C.
cident, was locked up as a t'drunk" at
St. Paul. He died in his cell within two
hours.
John Lynch and Frank Schultz were
arrested at St. Paul on charge Of
stealing check for &2,145 from the
desk Of the cashier of the Second Ma.
tional bank.
George Kelley, who has been on trial
at Center City for the murder of young
Paul and Hayes in Wyoming res.
taurant, was found guilty and SEN
fenced to death.
The postofice department. has aban-
doned an attempt to test free rural
delivery at Hastings. It was found i'm
possible to establish the system within
the amount allowed for the purpose.
Deputy Game Warden Green seized
a trunk marked "clothing," which had
been forwarded from Grand Marais to
Duluth. He suspected it an account of
| the weight. It was filed with venison,
Ignatius Donnelly has brought suit
against the Minneapolis Penny Press
for $4,000 for alleged failnre to carry
out contract for printing and mailing
Donnelly's paper, The Representative.
Edward S. Baring-Gould Of Minne-
apolis, son of the English author, s.
Barring Gould and Miss Marion D. Lin
ton, daughter of A.. 81. Linton, also of
Minneapolis were married at Santa
Monica, Cal.
The supreme court decided against
the Adams, Express company in the
action brought by the state railroad and
warehouse commission to compel the
company to file schedules as in the case
| of railroads.
DR.. E. o. Fernow, head of the for.
estry division of the department of
agriculture, is in Minnesota to investi-
gate and report upon the proposition
for national park at the headwaters
of the Mississippi.
The supreme court has handed down
| its long expected decision regarding the
location of the fourth hospital for the
iasane, the ruling being in favor of
Anoka. The decision affirms the order
of the lower court, which ruled in favor
OF the action Of the commission.
The B. B. Richards Lumber COM
pany Of Duluth has made an assign.
ment to the Dulnth Trust company.
The company's affairs have been
slightly involved, but the assets greatly
exceed liabilities, and it was hoped
until recently that it would pull
through.
Leblom Bloomquist, a farmer living
seven miles north of Dawson, shot his
sister-in.law. Mrs. John Bloomuuist.
and then shot himself, dying almost
Instantly. Mrs. Bloomquist will prob.
ably recover. There was no witness to
the shooting and no cause is known for
the crime. = N..s~~E--@
The track on the extension of the
Chicago Great Western railway from
Eden station via Wasioja to Mantor-
vile, the county seat of Dodge county,
has been laid, and it is expected that