The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-09

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Lake City, Mlnn.-John Robinson. of
zumbrota. will be candidate for county
treasurer at the next election
st; Cloud, Minn.-The call has been is
SUED Tor the Democratic city convention
70 be held in this city, Saturday, March
East Grand Forks-The Home Talent
company will render Queen Esther" at
the opera house tomorrow (Friday) even
ing, March 8.
Little Falls, Minn.-William J. Parker
was given $i,OOO damages for personal in
}urles In his suit against the Pine Tree
Lumber company.
Aberdeen, 8. D.-The Aberdeen National
bank changed hands Lincoln and Boyd
and Robert Moody now own controlling
interest in the stock. ]. c. Bassett, OF
Mortified, Minn.-The students of
carleton college will resume their winter
will last two weeks. and Immediately
start in with the spring term without a
vacation.
Hill City, 8. D.--The four-year-old
wandered away from home and the next
day was found five miles distant so badly
frozen that she died within an hour.
Caledonia, Minn.-St. Johns church,
the new Roman Catholic edifice here,
was dedicated today (Thursday) the
ceremonies being conducted by Bishop
Cotter. OF Winona, and vicinity priests.
Brainerd. Minn.-The school board has
been forced to abandon it's contemplated
school building and improvements be-
cause OF inability to raise the necessary
money, and 1t is doubtful If it will be
done for some years to come.
Langford, S. d. has bought an interest.
and becomes cashier, in place of F. w
Brooks who remains as assistant cashier.
Robert Moody remains president under
the the reorganizat1on The bank is now
strictly an Aberdeen institution
ST. Thomas N D-COnSidera h1e ic ha
Ing said about inducing some one to put
IN flax fiber mill at this point More
max Is grown IN the vicinity than at any
other point in North Dakota, and this
years crop will be far in excess of for
mer years.
Stewartville, Minn.--The outlook for i'm
Proyements the coming summer is the
pest at this season of the year that it has
peen since this village started TO improve
arrangements are now being made for
the erection of four brick business blocks,
besides several residences.
Fargo, N. D.-B. T. Kraabel, of Hope,
and III. e. Lincoln, of Fargo, were elect
ed president and secretary of the Retail
GroceTs association, organized here to-
DAY. +. =. Hanson, president of the Min
nesota State Grocers' association. ad-
dressed the meeting.
Madison, S. D.-A. E. Fuller has the
City of Madison, erstwhile a pleasure
engaged in getting 1t loaded on two fiat
cars, to be sent to Big Stone lake The
steamer has been out of commission for
several years, and will receive a thorough
oVerhauling.
Red Wing. Minn.-The Commercial club
appointed committee of five to help
along the plan Of Prof Nachtrieb of the
state university, to establish a zoologi-
cal station near here. Prof. Nachtrieb
VIII go before the next legislature and
ASK sSa m for an appropriation of $25,OOO or
S5O,ooo to equip and maintain the station
Moorhead, Minn.-The financial state
ha tU NJ
year ending Feb. 2S, 1900, just prepared,
SHOWS the receipts were $50, ,417.30 and the
dlsbursements SCI 1926. .49, an excess of re-
ceipts of $S.49431, which represents the
amount of debt paid. The assets are
stated stat &c. as $192,515.09 and the liabilities
$l74,O64.S .SS, showing an excess of assets
over liabilities of $18,450.21.
Mankato, Minn-The Mankato nuhIic
library board held its annual meeting in
tne library rooms and the following
9pImcers pI We're elected for the ensuing year:
daes dreslo9nt' M1 Or. M; M; B. Wood. vice presi-
Patterson; librarian, Miss Minnie V.
McGraw; assistant librarian, Miss Ida
kratsch. The library contains almost
years old.
Waite Park, Minn.-A caucus was held
at the school house for the purpose of
getting up a second ticket to run at the
mated; President, Frank Houde; trus-
tees, w. S. Perkins, Mr. Bold. l.. L.
BoWers: recorder, M. j. Smith, treasurer.
JAKE Weller; assessor C.-H. Rhodes;
marshal, Ed Dezelar;. justice of the peace
u; u +. Adams constable, Emmett Dezelar.
The election will be held next Tuesday.
March 49, b. ts,-.es. 1''
Cloquet; Minn.-R Miles, who is put
ting in logs for the Northern Lumber
company Just north Of town, has already
banked 5000 600 feet and will have another
million in before the season closes. There
viii be enough left on this tract for
another winters operations All of the
lumber companies at this place already
have as large a supply Of logs as were
sawed here last season, thus assuring a
summer.
Huron, s. D.--A telegram from Chicago
ANNOUNCED the death in that city on Tues
day, of J. W. Mckenzie, late of this
place Mr.. Mckenzie who was a resi-
cent of Huron several years, removed to
Chicago chic three or four years ago While
mere ne was cashier for J. S. Oliver, di-
vision superintendent of the Chicago &,
N North tSa Western fs railway and later cashier
ton he resigned to accept a similar one
for large brokerage firm in Chicago.