The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-26
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in the city have been ordered dlscon-
| tinued by Constable Eppler.
Benson: Benson will probably own it's
own electric light plant soon. Some diff
ferences having arisen between r. r.
Johnson, the owner Of the local electric
| light plant and the board Of county COM
missioners, it is very probable that 1T
will be voted at the next meeting.
Luverne: l. D. Manchester has start
ed new cracker factory with daily
| capacity of forty-fiVe barrels The plant
will manufacture bread. cookies and
| crackers.
Ortonville: All records as to weather
have been broken. The latest date at
the last twenty years is Nov. %, but tn s
year there is no signs Of freeze.
Beardsley: William Boone has started
in business at this place and will deal in
! horses. A large barn, 3OXS0, has been
completed for the shelter of his stock
Shakopee: Auditor Moore is preparing
! for the big cleanup sale of forfeited
lands which to take place next May. The
sale will include lands bearing delinquent
! taxes since 1869.
Swan River: c. S. Lawler has bought
! the old Feeley mill and will start it up
next week. 1t will cut 5000 feet daily.
Wadena: E. e. Read and E. ]. Austin
are building a new brick building which
will be used for the manufacture of bak-
cry stuff. Kern Bros store. has been
leased and fine new restaurant will be
run in connection with the manufacture
Winona: Twenty thousand dollars has
been. spent by the board of county COM
missioners in improving the roads of Wi
mona county during the year.
LakeviIe: Albert Hullett and Miss Su-
sic Sauber were married on Monday at
All Saints church by Father Quinn.
Hector: A new grist mill will be start
| ed here early next week.
Sutton: "a coal famine is threatened
| here
East Grand Forks: A fifth dividend of
| . per cent has been declared by Receiver
! Tourtlot, OF the Grand Forks National
! bank.
| Crookston The Northwestern educa-
! tional convention meets here Dec l. At
the evening session President F. A. Weld,
! OF the MOOrhead state normal school.
| will address the meeting
| Ada: Concordia college has an attend
ance this year of 20 per cent more than
| last year.
! Litchfield: AT the annual meeting of
! the Acton and Genesee Fire Insurance
! company officers reports showed that the
company had in force over $1,5OOO0O Of
! RISKS and that the current expenses for
! the year were in the neighborhood of $780,
Litchtield: A meeting of the County
Duttefmakers and Creamery Managers
association has been called for Dec T.
! Commissioner d. b. White will be one of
/ tho speakers.
St. Cloud: A fine set of new fixtures
are being put in place In the new build
ing to be occupied by the postoffice
Quarters will be moved Dec. 10.
Red Wing: There is every promise that
! the Charles A. Betcher mill burned down
| last week will be rebuilt.
North Branch: The potato market here
is very firm. On Wednesday the quota
tions reached 40 cents a bushel.
Delevan Judge Quinn, of the district
court, has been holding court for judge
Severance for the last week at Mankato
yum brota: A concert will be given at
this place Dec. ! by the Queen Citv Or
chestra, of Rochester.
Hutchinson: Matt c. Ives has returned
to his home after an absence of two
years, htteen months of which was spent
in the Philippines in the signal corps
service. He is son of the late Warren
| j. Ives.
Fosston: The Northwestern Telephone
company is putting in fine new connec-
lions at this point
GAINESVILLE: A new creamery is being
built at Silver Lake, east of here.
HallOck: Horse thieves visited this To-
! cality during the week and stole several
animals from the farmers in vicinity
| Montgomery: The local creamery Is pay
! ing 80 cents per hundred for milk which
Is equal to % cents per pound.
West Superior: 1t is announced on what
| seems good authority that the Chicago
q Milwaukee railroad will build machine
| the road, which will mean the employ
ment of five hundred hands the whole
year round, and give new life and pros
Little Falls: The Pine Tree company 8
sawmill finished the seasons cut Sun
day morning: The record is $50 days run
and cut of 100000 feet The shutting
| down of the mill will throw some four
hundred men out of employment but
| they can all get work in the woods at
| good wages if they want it.
Wells: The electors of school district
So will vote upon the proposal to issue
! $4,000 bonds to pay the balance due on
| the school house at this place.
Cambridge: The Cambridge Milling
! company is paying from 3 to cents a
| bushel more for wheat than can be Sc
| cured on the open market. The present
shipping price is 81 cents and the mill
company is paying from 60 to 62 cents
Bird Island: W. e. Cole has sold his
large mill at this place to F. w. Baarsch,
of New Ulm
Sacred Heart: School district No. Is of
Lower Sacred Heart town will split UP
the district and build new school house
and move the old one away from the
village.
Jordon: James Griffin, a Belle PLANE
| farmer, was thrown from his wagon and
| had leg broken on Wednesday,
Fairmont: The Omaha company IS
| fitting up their yards with all necessary
| facilities. A crew of men-is now at work
putting in EXTENSIVE stock yards and sheds
| for the convenience of shippers
Rushford: A sample package of sugar
| beetS sent to the state experimental sta
| ton shows 14.9 per cent sugar and 81 2
per cent purity co-etficient, showing that