The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-01
Albert Lea.

,, Gustaye Baazaasen, aged seventeen years,
DIED at the home of his fathers family, near
this city, Sunday. Pneumonia was the cause
OF his death. and he was sick but a few
Vast quantities of ice are being taken from
FOUNTAIN lake, and 1t is about eighteen inches
deep and of excellent quality
Parties who have taken up residences in
the vicinity of the Chicago Milwaukee &
st. Paul stock yards have petttfoned the citv
council council to have the same removed, the petit
TONER'S declaring the presence Of hogs and
STOCK IN the yards renders them nuisance
to health and comfort. The council has
ASKED the board of health to pass upon the
question.
The series Of gospel meetings that has
been in progress for some weeks at the VI,
=; church came to a close Sunday night, and
( 1nerG were number Of converts. A series
was Degun at the First Baptist church Sunday
night ana Will doubtless continue two or
more weeks. The pastor, Rev. R. c. Mosher
MI De assisted by Rev. E. NJ. HuIett. of
Ihose interested in speedy horses have kent
track cleared on the ice on Fountain lake
anu au many me turnouts be seen there
Wednesday evening Of this week Rev.
MarshaH Field, secretary of the Presbyterian
BOARD OF foreign missions, will conduct a
missionary rally IN the PRESBYTERIAN church
1t is reported that Theo J. Stancb and n -
-. -; hieVen Will leave in a few weeks for
hlondlke, the land of gold. These are the
~ - recruits reported from this city as going
10 the new gold fields.
~. u Greenwood is now operating tba
c Ihloauway nour and feed store. having pur-
i InasTu rne stock from L. j. Ross, and the
IaeIeI VIII devote his entire time TO the
grocery store of J. c. Ross e. Co ~ ZIG
me authorities only expended S5s1 IA for
one poor In this city during the year 1897. II
t nny Glly OF o,OVO can make better showing
counted. " ASpoi' anu Dc
The Albert Lea Lumber and Stock COM
pany' "hlch operates the farmers lumber ward
ion
plan, is about to establish a branch IorS
at Hartland and J. H. Slime viii have charge
OF the new yard. %
.b r. =. Jensen; the druggist, has purchased
the tWo-story brick store northwest corner
OF broadway and Clark streets, from G.. o.
Sundoy, the consideration being about 81 COO.
me building is now used for clothing store.
and its purchase gives Mr.. Jensen three hricI,
store buildings, all adjoining
The Albert Lea wooden mill is at present
lying 1dle but the new owner, Jorgen Jen-
sen. expects to begin operating early in the
spring.
James MCGUIRE, a well-known farmer and
stock buyer, who lives near this city, is an
additional candidate for the gold fields of
hlondlke and Alaska. He will start from hero
in a few weeks
The w c. T. U. will have a parlor meeting
at the residence of DR.. J. P Won Berg
Wednesday evening, Feb. 2. This Is one of
series to be held, and is in line with the no
license campaign that will soon be inaugu-
rated here, as the election will be the first
Tuesday in April.
H: N. Brown, OF the banking firm of Knat-
void d Brown, fell upon slippery walk and
dislocated his shoulder. AS a result he will
be confined to his house for some weeks.
DR.. Wedge, with assistants, yesterday op-
Grated upon Clarence Towne for an abscess
located in the lumbar region, and the pros
pect is good for reasonably rapid recovery.
Charles Jorgensen, who resigned the posi-
ton of alderman at large, IS now in Salt
Lake City, Utah, where he is studying the
question
turn in the spring early summer.
A bread war is on here