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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-10-13

he was a republican in everything
except the free silver question, as
that question is dead, what are
his politics or is he fighting over
dead things. John wants the
office same as any other man does
that goes after it.
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The death of six brave men and
the wounding of fourteen in the
northern part of the state is due to
tho liquor traffic and still lisa good
thing if used moderately.
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The Adrian Democrat now de-
votes portion of it's time and
space in ridiculing the Populists,
while last election it was patting
them on the back.
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County Ticket.
The Adrian Democrat says if
YOU advocate the election of E. A.
Trip you are not a good citizen.

Perhaps tho democrats can
charge the killing of the six SOL
diers at the Leech Lake tragedy
TO republican mismagement.
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Republican State Ticket.

GOVERNOR-W. H. EUsTJs. Hennipin.
SIC. OF STATE-ALBERT BERG, Chisago.
TREASURER-A. T. KOERNER, Meeker.
AyD1TOR-R. g. DUNN, Milne Laos.
ATTY. GEN.-W. B, DOUGLASS, Clay.
CLFRK sur. CD. F. REESE, Ramsey.
JUST ICES CT THE SUPREME COURT
q. L. BROWN, of Stevens,
J. A. LOVELY, of Freeborn.
O. L. DEVILS, Of st. Louis,
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217 New York Life Building,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Oct6 Nov 10
Order for Hearing and Notice of
Application for Appoint
ment of Adminis-
traitor

traitor.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, lss
County of Mobiles
In Probate Court, Special Term, Sept %, 1898.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Alexander Mic
oil, Deceased.
On receiving and filing the petition Of Eliza
beth NlcOll, representing, among other things,
that Alexander NicOll, late of the county OF
Tama, in the State OF Iowa, on the 18th day of
January, A. d., 1897, at the County of lama,
State OF Iowa, died intestate, leaving goods,
cIattels and estate within this county and that
the said petitioner is the widow of said deceas-
ed, and praying that administration of said es-
| tate be 20 }. W. Ashbaugh granted:
:. IL is Ordered, That said petition be heard be-
fore this Court, on Tuesday, the 25th day of Oc-
tober, A. D., 1893, at one O'Clock P. NJ, at the
Probate Office, in :he Court House in Worth
ington in said County.
Ordered Further, That Notice thereof be Civ
en- to the heirs of said deceased, and to all per-
| sons interested, by publishing this order once
in each week for three successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing in the WOrthingtOn Ad-
vance, weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished at Warrington in said County.
Dated at Worthington, Mimi, the 2sth day
| of September, A. D., 1898.
By the Court,
(SEAL) C. NJ. CORY,
NJ. CRANDALL, Judge of Probate,
Attorney for Petitioner
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Summons For Relief.

Summons For Relief
STATE OF MINNESOTA DISTRICT COURT.
COUNTY OF MOBILES 18th judicial
District,
The Minnesota Land and Investment
Company, Plaintiff
vs.
Jesse M. Conry, Charles Suman, Charles
A. Suman, Minnie Schneider, Charles
Schneider her husband, and also all 9th
err persons or parties unknown Claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or interest
in the real estate described in the COM
plant herein, Defendants.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA To The ABOVE
NAMED DEFENDANTS.
You and each of you are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint OF the
Plaintiff in the Ove-entitled action which is
on file in the Office of the Clerk of the said
Court, at his Office at Worthington, Minnesota,
and TO serve a copy of your answer TO said
complaint on the subscribers, at their office, in
the city of Paul. in the County of Ramsey,
Minnesota, within twenty days after the serV-
ice of this summons upon you, exclusive Of the
day of such service; and, if you fail to answer
the said complaint Within the time aforesaid,
the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In said COM
plant =;
YOUNG & LIGHTNKR,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
St.Paul, MINI.
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Two years ago John Lind said
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Conversational Ticket.

Legislative Ticket.
SENATOR DANIEL SHELL
REPRESENTATIVE II. GRASS
Griggs courier., 1898-07-01
Discovered by ~ yvon,:,s,


Another grca. discovery has hcch
made, and tina, too. By !. lady in tins
'Dscasc fastened its clutches upon her
and for seven years she wi,hstood its
severest tests, but her vital organsswcrc
undermined and death seemed immi
ncn,. For three months she coughcd
necessarily. aud could not sleep. She
finally discovered a way to recover by
purchasing Of us a bottle of DR.. King s
New Discovery for Consumption, and
was so much relieved on taking first
dose that she slept all night: and viii,
two bottles, has been ;.bsolutly cured.
Her name is Mrs Luther Lutz.' Thus
writes W G. IIamnick & Co. of Shell
by, n. T.. Trial bottles free at II. II
BatemaE & Co.'S, drug store. Regular
size soc and sl.00. Every bottle
! guaranteed,
Griggs courier., 1898-07-01
LOCALS.
No. 1ha,.d %O6s


Red lemonade-two glasses for a
nickel to-day.
a The ball boys did not go to Lakota
last Friday-the weather was too
damp.
William Browntield and wife are
having a whooping old time these
days. Seven OF his children are down
with the whooping cough.
The large red house. situated on lots
% and "a OF block 81, is for sale at
the extremely low price OF 81 600. Who
wants a bargain?
WM GLASS,
Agent.
Druggist Bateman has had a new
sign put up in front of his place and
the store will hereafter be dubbed the
''golden mor.ar" drug store.
j. NJ. Patton. editor and publisher
of the Odd Fellows World was in the
city last Tuesday. canyassing for his
publication. Mr.. Patton reports the
World subscription list increasing.
A lAlondyke in Cooperstown-w why
feed whole grain when you can get it
ground at CooperStown Roller Mills
for &c per sack and thereby add . per
cent. in feeding qualities.
The building material for r. G.
Cooper's. new elevator is on the
g,h,und and bic force of carpentYs
and builders will be here tomorrow
and will commence work on the
structure right away.
DIR. S. B. Jangford. Registered Vet
erinary Surgeon. Office at S. Aim
klov's drug store. All calls promptly
attended to.
The circus has arrived. To those
who have a tendency to blow in their
money on shell games we would sug-
gest that they hand over their surplus
cash to the marshal for safe Keeping
until the circus has left town.
Chairman Bartlett has changed the
date of the county contention To july
9Th instead of the 18th as printed last
week Caucuses will be held. OF thc
Sth. Caucus committees and those
Interested are requested to bear IL
mind the change OF date.
Ladies' jersey ribbed underwear
from 10cts up. t-Jimcson.
Ira l.. Shroyer. who last Frida'
closed a successful three months
term of school at Cottonwood. left
last Sunday for his old home al
Browerville, Mimi, where he vii
visit 70" a few weeks. He will return
to Griggs county and continue schoo
teaching.
Z. w. Blackwell's S horse got scared
at something while working i'll the
wood saving department at the llrn!oe
yard last Saturday. and very un
generously kicked VIM. Brown!ield o.
his left hand. injuring his finger
quite badly. Bill seems to be havine
hard luck these days.
Farmer c. Marson was in town las
Thursday and said that he had 10
acres of A No. | crop. Mr.. Nai.sol
planted this spring 1000 two year oil
Cottonwocdtrecs and .000two yearol
Box Elder trees and he says they ar
all living. He says trees will grow al
right if they are cultivated.
have two houses To rent.
L. MARQUARIT.
The president is going to issue an
f,t rTr. Art 1z,I,E a tt,V
Griggs courier., 1898-07-01

=, !. 5: &: r:
Gaff9ton. formerly an en-
~ OF the Courissssli
the Michigaasx xolnnt u ssssi Mas gone
to 0hic ainale|WS Park. ,.psusszsGsgssssa sgss
fanager Hslasso sllss City
R ollsszad III the city TUESDAYS
slo0k Ing S,Usp busines fpr Nosth
pakota A.Zissisgs ocsatfohs $.
Mrs Scott, sandH .soilis,s
mosber and bssssll W I tt6tt.
arrisss An linneapolis last Friday
afterns snfhd will visit for several
weeks " MIR. and Mrs. c. Scott.
I have number of good second
hand, is hke power theshing rigs
for sale cheS& A. a. FLJTO.
We were ~ seven cents on the
wheat market " our last issue. so
that 2oc insteadAl3c difference be-
tween 1896 and rs would be the
proper thing. Hu' for McKinley'
supt. Sinclair was the tobosgan
slide all day last Thur by. However,
this fact has no political significance
Then to top oi1 the whole business the
conductor tried to swipe his machin-
tosh.
Extract from Capt MotTets notes
OF Company \ North Dakota Nolun-
teers: Dan r. Davis aud J. J. Durk-
in have rugged up % fine barber shop
in company \ street Good work and
moderate prices.
We have heard IL great deal about
equal suffrage, etc. and yet at the
school election held last week only
one lady Went TO the polls and vold
We expect to hear some lecturer gey
up and frantically yell for temalH
suffrage in the near future.
Ecatherston. dentist. July is. 10. 20
and 2l
Anton i,ngcr and Ole Rood We're out
to Spiritwood Lake last week fishing
and met with grand success, catching
a pile Of picterel and perch. The
gentlemen kindly remembered the
Courier in tine distribution of the fish
for which they have our THAI ks.
People who are readers Of the daily
papers are coming to the conclusion
that we are really at war. Every day
now records q battle and the loss OF Il
few lives. Then again the increased
cost of living brought on by the war
revenue bill will also Indicate that we
are at war.
| Wanted at the Cooperstown Role.
Mills. all the | hard and | northern
whe We pay q, premium for it.
Quite q heavy wind storm passed to
the southeast of here last Thursday
| night. the clouds were twisting and
tumhlng in great shape and showed
cyclonic tendencies. Up at Willow
Lake the wind moved a large barn
several feet. Out west it hailed some
but not enough to damage crops.
f. b. King recently put up q fine
bicycle sign that is Il little bit the bes'
ad. OF any thing in town. lie has hat
one OF those oltl-fashioncd high wheels
painted red. white and blue with APP
prppriate lettering thereon for aciver
Using purposes. and has had said
wheel suspended in front OF his build
ing,
According to tile Tribune. during +;
recent bail and windstorm at Rugby
II. c. Skies WAS blown out of hi:
barn. laid on his back on the prairie
and !, blanket blown over his face
probably to protect him from the
peting he would otherwise haze re
caivea from the haiIstorrn. tn tht
language of the tonsol.ial artist
Next
Phil Rcimer wishes owners OF bug
.sies and carriages to remember tha
he is now ready to paint them up TO
the season. Reasonable prices an'
!, iiiitrg d Y laranteed.
Griggs courier., 1898-07-01

Grasshoppers have made their app
pearance on the south and west slices
of G.. n. Stork' farm.
Griggs courier., 1898-07-01

EFaggo fsst ssssssa there he had
state state central ,osnni
aoaa as4E ss.s,.sl Mon
s. Say ~. snslslla basy now
lroaaaina tAat s. "a sSsslspsll as
|' VI asz ls
: a.: s,'os
hay can get it by dropping Vie a
postal card ,o Rolnness. or see me at
=! 20-l4T-5S n. c. ANDERSON.
y circus is usually followed up by u
gang OF pick pockets and thieves. If
you go to tue circus see to it that your
premises are locked up-aS we'll as
your diamonds
1t got SO lot in Wisconsin last week
that an editor died. which leads the
Argus To ask ''if an editor can stand
the heat on earth what show does he
expect in the hereafter.
+. G. Gnt1ith, representing the
Pioneer Press, was Il visitor to Coop
erstown Tuesday. "Grif' was for
several years connected with the Far
go Argus. He reports the subscrip-
| ton list of the Pioneer Press swelling.
Dir. Eeatherston. the pain less
dentist will BE at Cooperstown ON
Mon. Is. Tues. 10. We'd. 20, Thurs.
ol of July.
Supt Wilson sends the Cooperstown
4 train home an hour earlier today to
I allow those wishing to attend the big
.&iNSyls to get there in time. Our
IEnhS kueient is always willing to &c
ANevpe,S !ll!|lI
q sseTeraIS lkem. to
a.
AlAstrokes '9
q
a.. o.ltas#s ysteilss II
cAtg ;raW nsansstiroke BsH
"A lac s,ttz#azp pol lia54 ana
rA dYIuI,=tatss is, stthf1tlls. Mono
Il ! a !.
u u. insloe eteEinar ~
Suaepn, 9ratiust efofthe Ontarit,V'ie 'isst;
eri Arl Celleaeh Office at Hs.RH..EE
MAJ i Cso.s7,,llrhg store. Allscalls
proHptl ;sttendedato 585fa45
+ 8n4rs who ar, afflicted with II 1;lia
vor;4oAs locust ct,lntnon a.llli.s'l lis'sl
gras Aolpe' ilpulf stssif ssif
the "a nay COMMITS u onel's g
to extMmi nate stllatn but siouhl :,
move A thcniisnlges lt,ell slo,ss,csad to
gathei8,e1n i,before they 49, sAzz=4lR {aR
rhoir cHpA l,:oup acti.| lE.
a5ly II ban acres
tx-GAcsn zsha
Devils GHiA. 1EOvcrnor has been
in cVrre33o Ale3ce with the authori-
ties at Hathitgton and received a
, letter frtR tonkmissione Herman this
morning A,I Is ease had been acted
| upon andRj Would be appointed clerk
in the DA ,a'se Office Bismarck
The apn8 |onTention of the NortF
Dakota II Ien's Association met al Al
Casselton last week ana elected tii'
following officers: President. JOIN
l +. Vennum, Jamestown: First Vice
, President, W j. Price. Fargo: Secont
5 Vyce-P resident 2 H. Knowles, Towcl
, City: Secretary. Fl. L. Read, Bis
2 marc5: Treasurer. Lewis Larson
J IIiusboro: Board of Trustees, ]cs:
: French. Wahpeton: j. Fl. Kelly, Graf
2 ton: j. G. Ross. Larimore.
: The Red River Valley Mutual Hal.
Insurance Company Of North Daiot;
is highly recommended py the press
1t iDsures your crop against loss hl
y hail. Best of terms.
l. BENJAMIN TUFTE. Agent.
COOperstown. n. ID.
We understand that there Is
a farmer in the county who took MP hl
t estray horse several weeks ago ans
t so far has failed to advertise the same
The IaHsdistinctly say: 'Eacb persol
esstta4sin-- n, any stray horse, mare, colt
$ ':isuls,s s.sageog Ssauy, neat cattle. sheep
., q, gAo 3 or goat. shaI Ilsssithn fifteen day:
s sslthereafter. give nQtjca of the fndin=
and taxing 81 sneh animal, b,
4 n r,C,r:nt, hl.ne finn in !:
Griggs courier., 1898-07-01
assumption } Cure-Mel
.5a Wine OF Tar Sya'44::]
: ..11 ,,n+l, <,,.

Il III one day if taken in
;, and so cts. All druggists.
For sale by H. Fl. Bateman & Co.
Griggs courier., 1898-07-01
Dr.. &. $. oSrimi. \
MORSE LEGE.
Physician and Surgeons
COOPERSTOWN. \. d.
COOPERSTOWN y. I
Office in rooms formerly occupied 10y
DR.. Platou. Calls respoaded To
night or day.

a. -
DR.. Platou. Calls responded To
nignt or day.
Grasshoppers have made their app
pearapce on the south and YVES, slices
of G.. n. Stork' farm.
All the farmers of Gri@gs county
remember the big frost we had in 1883.
We want them all to forge, that Mow
and ''RememDer the Maine
Proprietor Wallace of the Big Wall
! lace Circus wishes us 10 ask the child
rem not to feed the big elephant over
two lhous"na pounds of peanuts at
one meal. He suffers from dyspepsia.
When You purcha your neNi sack
of flour try Il sack of "Phipps Best.
Travelling Freight Agent Merritt. of
the Northern Pacific. informs the
Courier that NJ. 1T. Skramstad. of
Romness. has fifty acres of grain
practically ruined by the glasshor-
pers.
Il. j. Biorn has taken the contract
for carrying the mail batwo6n Rom
ness and Cooperstown, Taking tho
route July LIST. Monsoon 4 johnson
have the Cottonwood route and the
Gallatin route.
For sale or reut--the Dakota House.
suitable for two families Apply t.,
j. II. Tiller or First Bank of Coop
rrstOwn.
Pleasure seekers should M", forget
the Veterans Association at Lake
Spiritwood for jane % to July )
Tho old soldiers are going to hava, Il
fine time this yeai. and s5piritwond is a
fine place for a few days camping.
The color bearer r'of the North pa-
lota troops out al san Franchises. on
being asked how many star>; there
We're in his flag. said there wore forty
eight and explained it hv s:syin: the
Htspvcrnmcnt was about 10 annc& CUBA.
HHHsskAi anG Porto Rico.
lH a|l.IsgIl1l RRgasIssto tor purinton wa:; exhht-
ss of Broom v'';e~s
S,swe'l
thre5ae 1lE11'7
is a inn loaAs
meut l,sseht oN! u E,EsIss sHRI 5
specimen packages of BsaI1n Seesasaaa
Il 1,Ais season, ss#
IaI aHlashaII,eaEz1han ever a]ime.
H. Aoa
s5as sE
the SUNDAY school WsalsEHl
ren,s Day eNercises at o'clnt-'t$tas aflas.
]ohn :smithef,a will l=z:ysiva % "Gosps}
HlasZHHs ance' addrcs4at the Riverside
I5 af|I nf or'1ins, toly
IEsIl1I n III EII
;;s' T"5s. w. NY
ing to the lecture enioy6s
much. On Tuesday evening Nj,
E[aumen lcctured on his travel:
through the Holy Land in the ocanli.
navian language. the lecture being
both interesting and instrurtive. The
attendance was rot us lar"a US i
should have been.
Who wants to area!; 80 acres righ
: quick? W. G. .jIMESoN
The art exhibition al the C"n.re
yatonaL churci, last week was not g.
we'll attended as it might have been o
: account of the iiicIenency Of th
weather. nevertheless the ladies soi'
half Of the pictures and realized a icy
dollars from the sale Of them. 'rh
| church was arranged like 4 studi
l with pictures hanging from the wall
and resting on stands. Small table
at which comfortable rocking chair
were handy. We're scattered aroun
the room, and the ladies dispense
light refreshments to those who coul'
: find time to sit down and enjoy q fe'
minutes socially.
. assumption CGre-Msl
l llts Wine OF Tar SyTsa:s.
8 @ough remedy On earth, c.
Il in one day if taken il -:--
Griggs courier., 1898-07-01

All the farmers of Gri@9s county
remember the big frost we had in 1888
We want them all to FORGET that Mov
and "RememDer the Maine. -
Griggs courier., 1898-07-01

TO Cure a Cold i'll ONe D..
Take Warmers White Wine O.
Syrup, the best cough remedy >.
earth. 25 and so cts. All drugGGi. :.
For sale by H. H. Batemar g. Co.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-03
STILLWATER.
The Committee Named to Arrange
for the Corrections Conference.

The Committee Named to Arrange
for the Corrections Conference.
SALTWATER, Mimi, Nov. 1.-The follow
ing committee of arrangements has been ap-
pointed for the annual conference of the state
board of corrections and charities, to be held
in the First Presbyterian church, in this city,
Nov. Is to II: Mrs. E. W. Durant, chairman !;
Mesdames John O'Bren, r. S. Davis, S. A
Murs1ck, E. G. Butts, David Bronson, T. G.
ClaTk, w H: Pratt, J; H Albert. H: A
N. Searles. George Clark, H. M. Torinus,
James O'Neal; Miss E. A. Granting DR.. T.
G: Clark, Rev Charles Corcoran, Rev. j. H.
Albert, Rev. S. j. Kennedy, F. T. Wilson, E.
w. Durant, N. A. Nelson, Andrew Olson J..
s. O'Brien, H. H. Luhmann, w. c. Master
man, John O'Brien and Henry Wolfer. Supt.
Merrill, of the Home for Dependent Children
at Owatonna, and Secretary Jackson, of the
board OF corrections and charities, will be in
the city on Nov. 13 and will deliver addresses
at the various churches in this city.
William Golden has been received at the
prison from Watonwan county, to serve a
six months sentence for assault in the Sec
ond degree.
In the case of E. w. Durant Jr and Mike
Mccarthy against Mike Mccarthy, for dispos-
ing of certain property, Judge Williston has
filed an order in which he holds that the
plaintiffs are entitled to no relief under their
complaint.
The city council met last evening, and at
the request of the Saltwater Market associa-
ton adopted resolution making the pontoon
bridge free on every Wednesday during the
present month; instead of alternate Wednes-
days. as heretofore.
The registration yesterday was considerably
lighter than expected, only 1913 new names be-
ing added to the polling lists. This makes a
total of III, a much lighter registration than
two years ago. Many whose names are on the
poll list and have been transferred from last
year have left the city, and it is hardly ex-
pected that the total vote in the city will
be more than 1,500.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-03
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

MOORHEAD Mimi, Nov. 2.-One Of the
in this city was that of Miss Hattie May
performed by Rev. G.. o. Beckman in the
Methodist church and was witnessed by a
large number of friends.
MANKATO, Mimi, Nov. 1.-The residents
OF the village of North Mankato have elect
ed a board of education with the following
members: Thomas Taylor, Nels Anderson,
o. 3. Bennett, T. Roebke, w. R. Geddes and
j. S. Rolf.-Two attempts were made by a
young man, stranger in MankGto, to Sc
cure $50 at the National Citizens bank, by
means of a draft that had forged indorse-
ments. The man arrested, but was al
lowed to go, as DO one would prosecute him.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Nov. 2.-Christian Mil
Ter, convicted of murder in the first degree
was sentenced for life by Judge O'Neill.
WINoNA, Mimi, Nov 2.-Winona's regis
tration shows falling off of nearly LOCO,
being 1902 against 5042 two years ago. The
greatest decrease is in the German and Po-
lander precinct. 1t is thought both parties
lost about equally.
BIWABIK, Mimi, Nov. 2-The depot at
Virginia was broken into last night and an
attempt was made to blow the safe. book
OF express money orders is missing.
HOUGHTON. Mich, Nov. 2-Nathan F.
Leopold, of Chicago, sent seven men yester.
day to Michipicoten Island, Canada on the
north shore of Lake Superior and within
one month will have 100 miners there reopen
ing the old copper mines. Leopold has re-
opened the Isle Royal and Arcadian mines
here now valued at nearly Sc 600 000 within
the past two years.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-03
Mr.. Merits Funeral.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 2.-Final arrange
ments have been completed for the burial of
]. K. MertZ. The procession will form at 2:30
on Seventh street, between Hennepin and
Nieollet, right resting on Nicollet. The line
of march will be from point Of starting to the
undertaking rooms of Johnson & Lands and
from there to the Church of the Redeemer,
where the services will be held. The order Of
= the service at the church will be as follows:
Music by Bryant Post quartette; prayer by
department chaplain, Rev. ]. N. Henry, Of
Anoka; music by Bryant Post quartette;
Scripture reading department chaplain; mu-
sic by Bryant Post quartette; address by
Rev. D. NJ. Shutter; brief reminiscent re-
marks by past department commanders un-
der whom deceased had served as assistant
adjutant general.
The remains will be inferred in the soldiers
lot at Lakewood cemetery. A special order
covering all the details will be issued by
Department Commander Mortimer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-03
MINNEAPOLIS BREvITIEs.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 2-Mayor Pratt is
Investigating the case of Frank LABEL and
John knappen, 10 and II years old respective
~, who were arrested Tuesday night for
drunkenness. They claimed that they had
purchased a bottle of whisky in a Central
avenue saloon.
Mrs. shoop, 1920 Crystal Lake avenue,
dropped her pocketbook, containing $13O, Mon
day. Today the little daughters of Herman
Goss, 1917 Morgan avenue north, found the
purse and returned it to the owner.
The coroner's jury, which heard the evil
dence regarding the accident whereby George
Stark met his death in the 500 yards Tues
day, returned a verdict that his own care
lessness was responsible.
There was trouble in the Salvation ARMY
barracks this evening. A member of the
audience refused to behave himself and be-
gan to declare state of war. officer Garyfn
arrested Barney McQuade as the guilty party
and he was charged with dlsorderly conduct
at the central station
The Minneapolis Trades and Labor union
held the regular semi-monthly meeting To-
acted was routine