Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-03-02
NEWS IN MINNESOTA

A bank has been started at Bigelow.
Milaca has voted to incorporate a &
city.
Fire destroyed the Cloquet Iron com.
pany's dry house at Eveleth.
The report of the grand jury at Du.
luth reveals bad state of affairs.
The master plumbers association
held their annual meeting at Duluth.
Minnesota grocers met at Minneap.
oils and formed state association.
A camp Of the Improved Order Of
Woodmen is to be started at Winona.
An extensive fish seizure has been
made near Centerville and II prisoner
jailed
The new Central Methodist church al
Winona has been completed at q cost Of
$80,0O0.
The State Editorial association en-.
dorsed L. P. Hunt of Mankato for pub.
Lie printer.
The Salvation armies of tho Twin
Cities will establish a joint rescue home
for women.
The Sackett & Fay mill at St. Peter,
is to be rebuilt and made modern at a
cost of $4,000.
Secretary Morton highly compli-
ments the work Of the Minnesota ex.
perimental station.
Secretary Hart says that Minnesota
is becoming dumping ground for pau
pers of other states.
The recent snow storm has caused
nearly all logging ca p in Northern
Minnesota to suspend .oerations.
The jury in the libel case of John
Lind against the St. Paul Dispatch
failed to agree and was discharged.
Trials of Durham. Haney and Drew,
Minneapolis officials accused of crook
edness, are scheduled for this week.
G. w. Stanton was elected president
of the State Editorial association at the
annual meeting held at St. Paul last
week.
The St. Paul presbytery has found
Rev. George T. McClelland guilty Of
conduct unbecoming a minister Of the
gospel
In the three insane hospitals Of the
state there were on Aug. l last, accord
ing to the reports of the trustees, 1918
patients.
The next interlake regatta will be
held at White Bear Lake, and it is pro.
posed to add rowing events to the pro.
gramme.
-Four men and boy, together with
several wagon loads of fish, were cap
tured at one Of the four lakes near
Centerville.
Colonel Soren Listoe of St. Paul and
Major Fred Ames of Minneapolis will
represent Minnesota at Washington on
inauguration day.
Deputy Game Warden Farnham has
been discharged because it was alleged
he was also receiving pay from dealers
in contraband game.
The wives of members of the Still
water lodge of Elks will contribute a
banner to the lodge, to be carried in the
Elks' parade during the convention at
Minneapolis in July next.
The resignation of William Bickel as
assignee of the Minnesota Savings
bank at st. Paul has been accepted by
Judge Willis. The judge named F. v.
Dickson and Senator T. Sheehan as re.
ceivers of the bank.
Training schools for teachers will be
held next summer in A places in Min.
nesota, extending in time from the lat
tcr part Of June to August. On Aug.
2 the University summer school will
begin under the supervision of PROBES.
sor D. L. Kiehle.
Woodsmen report that owing to the
deep snow the wolves are playing havoc
with the deer in the northern part of
the state. The snow is four and five
feet deep and lately crust has formed,
which makes travelling easy for the
wolves and makes the deer an easy
prey.
Tho Minnesota Christian Educational
association, whose college, tho North.
western, was burned at Excelsior, last
December, is making ready to rebuild
in the near future, but will not do so at
Excelsior, as other localities are very
anxious to secure the college, and to
that end are making liberal offers of
money and land. Rochester, Garden
City and Howard Lake are the latest
aspirants.
A PIONEER OF MINNESOTA
archbishop Grace Dies at St. Paul ut the