The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-21
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

Forest City, Iowa, is to have two new
hotels, to cost $4,000 and $4,000 respec-
lively
The Y. P. s. of Cambridge, Mimi, elect
ed the following officers: President N
J. Sandberg; vice president, N. Gabriel
son; secretary, Miss Hulda Bloomquist:
finance secretary, G. C. Goodwin; treas
urer, N. ]. Holmberg; organist, Victor
Meander; librarian, Claus Johnson and
HuIda Anderson; janitOr, Gust Nelson
The musical talent of Morris Mimi.
nave organized a glee club, composed as
follows; Mrs. Jones, mandolin; Miss
Nelile Borrlll, banjo; Prof. Holden ana
henry Jones, violins; Miss Cora HuI.
burd, piano; Miss Ida BorrilI, Grant Van
SAINT and c. R. c. Johnson, guitars.
Great preparations are being made at
Detrolt Mimi, for the Woodmen's picnic
which comes off in that city next week
lasting three days, Wednesday. Thurs,
day and Friday.
Henry Roulette, known as "Frenobv "
OF Wadena, fell from an excursion train
ISL 1aHt sunday a1 When 1t was running thirty
The ten-year-old son of Frank Siege,
not Iar from Bertha, was found dead and
IN badly mutilated condition. and If Ia
tt n3 3, that murder has been commit
against Mr.. and Mrs. Siegel
Sherburne county convention is +o h.
held at Becker. :" ~ NC
Nominations r school teachers will,
take place in Appleton, Benson and
AerkhoVen, Aug. 6, and 8.
Donald and D. w. Grant. of Farihau1+
have been given the contract for con,
Strucung the forty-eight miles Of the Pr
lllston, Cedar Rapids & Northern rail
way from Albert Lea to Faribault.
oe leu +Sa Herbert G. Squires, first secretary
OF the American legation at Picking, Chi
ma, VINO with his family, has probably
RSe4 kIIled by the Boxers. is son OF Mrs
T. j. SqUlreS, of Faribauit
Al meeting of the Scandinavian Har
monia Society of Faribault. Wedneedsy
the following officers We're elected for tHe
ensuing year: President. A. K. RYget. vir,a
pt,res116dent, Theo Torllilson: secretarV' Mar
IL LII anorp; assistant secretary, John C.
Iiaug' treasurer, Isaac Iindberg; finan-
cIdi secretary. Ed Iverson; librarian Carl
Clarlne: assistant librarian, John NoTbv.
t[uSIe2s, August Mortenson, Jacob Flaa
M. 2. Rolmen. ''
Mr. Lau's saloon, at Alma Civ vos
burned to the ground last FRIDAY and
MT 14au was so badly burned that he is
not expected to live
.h me ODD Fellows of New Ulm Installed
Tue To5n tolIowlng officers on the Nth: Nels
g.and; robert Hose, recording secretary:
T. = jacobson, financial secretarv: Ia
COD Frantz, treasurer
capt. Lydon, a we'll known river mar.
VINO had oeen in the government service
for twenty-eight years, died at D1hn FrTe
on the 18th a. D"ou'lue
The report that the Diamond 10 line
i WonIo sell It's steamers has been emphat
lcaIly denied by Capt Killen
The convention of the Catholic Knicb+s
at at La Crosse came to a close at noon on
me 18th All of the officers were re-eIect IT.
The n !, total valuation for Redwood county
ST, 0S9,S05 In 1899 AZ 1910 ina
IA a workers round table was held at tho
Wlnona Y. M: c. A Oh Tuesday evening r
some some thirty-five ladies and gentlemen
being present.
The Old Settlers Association of +ho
Head of the Lakes is making nrenara re
IONS Tor an outing Aug l. The invita-
lakes. a. iieau oI the
Albert Sa!ter, George fischer, Frank 3G Rer,
~ and Deputy Game Warden esanr1
R1ehoeln have returned to Duluth from
i t1nlaT EI lake, bringing with them 23O
u; B. Colman, a pioneer of Mower
county, committed suicide by shootina
tuesday morning. Poor health is assirn9
cd as the cause Of the act.
o, oyer tnree hundred gathered at the
outing of the old settlers at the City
PARK, Austin, on the 18th. Hon. James
A TaWney was the speaker.
The state training school, now in Sos
sion sde at Rushford, has an attendance of
The Fairmont High school will be pre-
sided over again the coming year nv
Supt. Kennedy, with a corps Of fourteen
assistants. 0oN
Nearly two hundred entries have been
received for the racing meet to take place
In Rochester, Aug. 2S, 20, 80 and 81.
A young woman from Winona has been
located at Dubuque. in the company of
Prof, A. S. Arthur. who is said to
have hypnotized her.
The people of GAINESVILLE and Rochester
have concluded that basepaIf on Sunday
Is not morally elevating and have discon-
tnued these sports.
The. cornerstone of a new Congrega-
tional church. to cost $1,000 will be aid
at Moorhead on the 22d. A
The total personal property valuation
or Mankato is found to be 81, 026, 287. as
against S9l6321 a year ago.
The new pension board was organized
at Mankato on the 18th, with the follow
Ing members: President, Dr. G. T. Mer-
rift, Drs. Frishie and Hillscher.
The meeting of the farmers in 81
James court house last Saturday for the
purpose of organizing a new farmers
creamery was quite well attended.