The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-11
company is situated on Spring creek, In
Pennington countys near Sheridan, and a
few miles north of keystone.
MINNESOTA.

Brainerd: Earle o'Brien. agen two and
a half years, son Of Con O'Brien, one of
Brainerd's leading business men, swal-
lowed a quantity Of tincture of iodine,
and the little fellows life was only saved
by the most strenuous exertions of Dr.
Hemstead. assisted by the parents of the
little sufferer.
Motley: Oscar Henderson unloaded a
revolver at another man after the dance
at Sylvan Lake, Thanksgiving evening
None of the bullets took effect. No le-
tuted.
Barnesville: Theanew opera house will
be completed soon ate a cost of $11 ,O00
The new school building is now complete,
and will be occupied Gan. 1. 1t is a fine
three-story brick, trimmed with Superior
brown stone. Cost, $500.
sW5pona: Mr.. and Mrs George. Allen,
OF Pleasant Grove; celebrated their gold
en- wedding anniversary. The children,
Tour In number, are all living.
Bemedji;; 1t is reported that c. F.. Bug
Blakely & rarely 60,OO0,OOO feet of stand
Ing pine in this vicinity. 1t is understood
that the pine will be run into Lake Be-
medJi, where IL Will be sawed by Scan
lon & Cipson, who will erect new mill
there. -
Moorhead: Stoddard. the man accused
OF assaulting Mark H Oman, has been
captured and is nowfin the hands of the
sheriff. Stoddard, it is, alleged, made a
murderous attack on Oman with rod Of
iron, but his plan miscarred and Mr.
Oman escaped the death that was planned
for him. He was brought here yester-
day
Roseau: The fire at this place entailed
the the following losses: sjoberg Brothers,
Skoglund, loss $500, no insurance: Carson's
drug store, on contents $3.50; insurance
$3.50; on building, $500; insurance, $500
Moorhead: Hugh Stoddard, who is ac-
cused of assaulting M H Oman, has been
arraigned in the district court and pleaded
not guilty. f. H. Peterson has been
named by the court to defend him.
Taylor's Falls: President w. H c. Fol-
SON. OF the Interstate Park association,
has issued a call for the annual meeting
OF the ASSOCIATION to be held at Taylor's
Fails next Monday morning.
Albert Lea: A compilation of the
amounts spent in improvements in this
city foots UP 900. This amount In
cludes a $4,000 Presbyterian church and
a $780, 900 hotel
being talked of here. and will probably
be built In the spring.
Little Falls: George w Emder, who
has conducted the buchanan hotel since It
Dan e. flanagan, who has been asso-
clated with Mr.. Emder in the hotel hus-
mess for some time.
Sherburne: Work is progressing rapid
~ on the M: & St. l.. railroad: and with
IN two weeks track laying will be COM
pleted between New Ulm and Storm
Lake. The track between ST. James and
New Ulm is all down
Belle PLANE: John Cochran has re-
turned from Alaska, after an absence of
year and ten months. He spent the
greater part of the time in the Copper
RIVER country. and is a wiser but not
richer man as a result.
Crookston: The proof on the reseva ton
lands opened for entry May Is, 1886. has
been made by G. f. CoWan Mr. Cowan
sold his timber to the Red Lake Falls
LII .fOl
1900 claims this is the first proof made
St. Peter: Next Thursday evening the
local G: A. r. post will give it's annual
elnteT r aim assisted by the ladies Of
the Relief Corps in the new Masonic hall,
Capt Van SAINT, of Winona, will be one of
the speakers.
Cass Lake: The J. Neils Lumber COM
pany is erecting a mill here with all nee
essary barns and auxiliary buildings
The work of framing the mil will begin
In few days.
- Mao " Rapid progress is being
Northern railway on their new line be-
tween here and Hardwick, Mimi. The
line when completed will be thirty-five
try. - -
Fairmont:, Register of Deeds Frazier
has received overweight deeds for the
right of way of the North Western road
MED by railroad companies this year
Pine Lake: John w. Rhinehart. one of
the first settlers in Otter Tail county. is
dead. He settled within mile of the
pace where he died. He was born in
ONO and was member of the Perhaun
u. A. r. post. aver So
10 Winona: The opening of the winter
term of the normal school on Wednesday
indicated that there would be an increase
IN the attendance of about twenty Ave
over year ago.
Cambridge: The Isanti County Teach
erS association will convene at Cam
bridge on Dec. IT, One of the principal
features of the programme will be an
aodress by State Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction J. w. Lewis
Fergus Falls: The new Swedish Luth-
eran college is to be located here. The
city has offered to donate a site for the
lnstltutlon The location was definitely
decided upon at meeting held at Mel
son, Douglas county. The building will
be put up next summer.