The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-01
NORTHWEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

Fargo, n. D.-The man under arrest in
! Towner county, who was thought to pc
| Jlric Chikoff was not the person wanted
and has been released from custody
Winona. Minn.-Miss Florence J.
/ Whitney, daughter of Mr.. and MS II.
NJ Whitney, of this city, and II. r.
Carter, of Detroit. Mich, were married
in Chicago yesterday.
Alexandra, Mime H Hicks, private
secretary Of Senator Nelson was married
Thursday at noon to Miss Maud BIN son
at the home OF her parents IN Shhhc9Ine'
@. Miss BimsOn is niece of Mrs. n. l.
Page and is well known here
Pierre. s. D-A telegram was re-
ceived announcing the death Of S. S
Clough, in Connecticut, where he was
visiting relatives. he was at one time
a leading business man and banker IN
this city.
a new hotel to cost about $19,-
600. Mining business is at a
white heat in the vicinity of the town.
There are now more mining companies
in operation than at any time IN the his
tory of the Hills
Aitkin, Minn-ATiss Verna Trombly and
Ezra Bonville were married at the home
Of the brides parents, at PlnekpoH
tended. Mr.. James Yates, popular clerk
at Hotel Nillard. and Miss Bessie Erick-
son were married Wednesday.
Mankato, Minn.-Jchn Alvin will not
have to go to prison because of his as
sault on Engineer William Neal, of the
Omaha road. The jury returned verdict
of assault in the third degree. This
brings the sentence down to tine or a
short term in the county jail.
Cottage Grove AIinn-The many per-
sonal friends of the late Senator Cush-
man X. Davis in this locality we're deeply
eTieved to learn OF his sad demise, and
extend TO the sorrowing family their
heartfelt sympathy in this their iTrepaFa-
"a
one OF its best and noblest citizens.
New Richmond, visa double mar
riage was solennized yesterday mOraing
in St. Patricks church, in Erin, by Rev.
Father Reddin. The contracting parties
were Ed. Conroy, of Hurson, and Miss
Maggie Padden, Of Emerald, and An
thony Clarity and Mrs. Maggie Hen
Messy, both of Erin.
Sioux Falls. S. D.-The correspondents
of several Northwestern dailies have
Willis c. Bower, Of the Black Hills, as
a candidate for the Office of insurance
commissioner of South Dakota. Mr..
Bower is now in Sioux Falls, and says
he is not a candidate
Cass Lake, AIinn.-A1 Ferris. Of 3 ain
erd, who is president Of the Bank of Cass
Lake, has Just completed final arrange
nlents for the erection of an elegant new
be erected on the corner Of Second
street and Second avenue west, dag 1na1-
~ across the street from the new ElstCn
hotel It IS expected that the block viii
be completed by March l.
jamestown, y. D.-Sherif Weeks, Of
Mandan, secured the arrest OF Ga
bTiel Doho, in this city, on a charge
Of hurglarizing a Mandan place Of re-
freshment. It is alleged that Doho took
800 cigars and other property. The gOung
man has been employed as a fireman on
the Northern Pacific, and had run
between this city and Mandan. Sheriff
tn
last evening.
Winona, NIinn.-Ars Louise Gardner
and August Stack, Of CochTane were
married last evening in the German
followed by a reception at the home Of
F. B. Bauer, the brides brother. Mr..
and Mrs STACK viii reside in Cocarane.
Winona, Ninn.-Niss Lena Piugradt.
of Lewiston, and Frank G. SehmUfzIeT'
editor Of the Lewiston Enterprise, were
married at the home of the bride yester-
day. They viii make their home in
Lewiston.
Chippewa Falls, Wis.-The shoe factory
of WeyenbeTg Bros wiz be removed to
Milwaukee. The firm has been IN bus
mess here for the past sixteen years,
employing over 100 hands. Its pay rcll
amounts to over 5000 a week It viii
be serious loss for this city.
The city council levied a 37a per cent
general tax. The high rate is occasioned
by the necessity Of a new steel wagon
bridge across the Chippewa. to be built
on the site of the present ramshacl1Ie
affair.
8Iilbank, S D.-The old fight between
the towns OF yVilmot and Sisseten for tie
county seat Of Roberts county is likely
to be reopened, Notwithstanding that
Sisseton captured the prize by consid-
cradle vote. The business men Of VIII
mot threaten to contest the election
Olivia, Minn.-Ed. O'Connor,. Of Sacred
Heart. has discovered on his farm, on
the banks of Hawk creek, wonderful
geyser spring. There is not much doubt
tiles which in the near future may make
Renville county noted as a health re-
sort.