The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-06-02
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NEWS IN MINNESOTA

Henning is to have a fire engine.
Major Charles H. Whipple of Mime.
sofa, the bishops SON. has become pay.
master at Manila.
Graduating exercises of the Moor.
head and Winona normal schools are
in progress this week.
Carver citizens will erect large pa
vilion to cost 81, 900 to accommodate
Twin City picnic parties.
The Southwestern Minnesota G. A.
r. encampment is to be held at Heron
Lake June II, Is and Ii.
j. T. Williams, one of the old settlers
of Mankato, and prominent there in
business and politics. is dead.
High praise is given the Thirteen tn
Minnesota regiment at San Francisco,
which is regarded the best there.
Private Henry, who left St. Paul
with the Thirteenth Minnesota, is i'll
with typhoid fever, but is expected to
recover.
A farmer named OFT, who lives four
miles from Echo, killed his wife with
billy, after having quarreled with her
over some family affair.
Alexander M. Harrison of Minneapo-
lis has been appointed judge of the
Fourth judicial district to succeed the
late Seagrave Smith, w. E. Hale, to
kwhom the governor first offered the
plum, having declined it.
It has been decided by the firm of
Paine & Co., saw mill men of Carlton,
to rebuild che saw mill recently burned
and continue in the lumber business
until their interests are exhausted.
Capacity about $4,000 daily.
The sale of Wilkin county lands at
Breckenridge, conducted by the acting
state auditor, was successful and we'll
attended one. Eight thousand acres
were disposed of at good prices. One
quarter section brought $40. 20 per acre.
The president has nominated Henry
f. White of st. Paul and Edward +.
Boekman of the Minnesota National
Guard to be chief surgeons in the vol
unteer army. Don A. Dodge of Mime
SOUd was AOluludUCA w W SSAAAAAAoSeSAy
of subsistence, with the rank OF captain.
Sheriff Obanion of Storm Lake, Ia,
took with him from Mankato Fred
Nelson, one Of the two young men who
are charged with having robbed the
Illinois Central depot at Storm Lake OF
$500, and with having stolen a livery
team at Onawa, la.
w. E. Hale has announced definitely
and finally that he will not accept the
appointment to the district bench made
last week by the governor. His bust.
ness relations with his present clients,
as well as the demands of his practice,
will not permit him to accept, he says.
A Minneapolis boy will succeed the
late Ensign Bagley on the torpedo boat
| Winslow, which was disabled in the
recent fight off Cardenas. @. w. Tut
tie, son of H. A. Tuttle, general man.
| ager of the North American Telegraph
company, has been assigned to the
place.
The State Historical society has fin
ished a list of over 400 books which
were given to the society by DR.. Davis
Of St. Paul. Many Of the works were
published in 1870 and none bears q
later date than 1910. They are consid-
cred the most valuable that have
reached the society.
State Agent Fullerton OF the state
game and fish commissioners was in
Roseau county last week where he ap.
peared before the grand jury which
will take mp the case Of County Attor.
ney Roger Bell accused Of keeping
game out Of season and Of aiding and
abetting others in their nom compliance
with the game and fish laws
Y Engineering Corps for San Franoisoos
CHICAGO. May 26.-Sixty privates
and six officers Of the United States en-
cheering corps have left Chicago fo'
San Francisco.