The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-16
ALL AROUND THE NORTHWEST.

Ashland, Wis.-The Leland hotel was
damaged $1,000 by fire.
Fargo, N. D.-Bishop Edsall says he
has not been appointed coadjutor bishop
of Minnesota.
Waseca. Minn.-st. Patrick's day will
be celebrated here under the auspices of
the Church of the Sacred Heart
Avon, Mnn.-Frank Smiths new cream
cry is rapidly nearing completion and
will be ready for business about April 10.
Beltrami, Minn.-James McGreen is
building a strong steam tug for A. j.
Dwyer, the lumberman, to be used on
Red Lake.
Caledonia Minn.-Rev Phillip Shana-
han, a former pastor of st. Johns Cath
Ole church. died here today, aged seven
ty-four years.
Milwaukee, Wis.-The Wisconsin State
Brewers association has been formed
for mutual protection and to oppose unfa-
vorable legislation
Hot Springs; s; DxC Custer county has
issue of refunding warrants, amounting
to $685. at a premium of 1865.
Truman, Minn-There were two men
down from Galena on Friday who pur-
chased sheep from L. A Dodge and paid
as high 81 a piece for some Of them.
RoyaltOn, Mnn.-ReV. McAllister, of the
Methodist church, raked the DoWieites
mere fore and aft in a sermon. There is
a Dowie zion here, and the feeling is
warming up.
Austin, Minn-The George A HORNED
Packing company has put in a new
hydraulic press with a pressure of 400
tons. This completes the machinery for
the packing house.
Faribault, Mnn.-Friday, March 16, an
other meeting will be held to discuss the
canning factory project The factories
visited by the committee are reported to
be money making ventures.
Faribault, Minn.-The Farmers Eleva-
tor company intends establishing a hog
market at the Great Western railway
stockyards on the cooperative plan The
hrst market day will be on Tuesday, the
Goth
Winnebago City, Minn.-Francis Hynes
farmer, jumped from a moving freight
train and was fatally injured. AS no
relief was at hand he put an end to his
sU1feringS by cutting his throat with his
pocket knife.
Worthington, Minn.-A few young gen.
tlemen bank clerks, cashiers, and others
nave formed club, occupying room in
the Patterson block. The object is to
have a quiet place where they can read
and spend their idle moments to good adj
vantage.
Sheyenne N D-The farmers in Wells.
Eddy and Foster counties have formed an
alliance against the payment of their
notes given TO the Reality Revenue Guar
antee company, which operated in this
Sioner of insurance.
Faribault, Minn-George Travis is I'M
DER arrest here for securing $96 on a
forged check he on the Sheffield Milling com
same character against him.
Detroit; Minn.-The Becker county in
urinary; located at this place, burned last
night; There were about fifteen patients,
contents were valued at about $1,000 an
which there was $1,000 Insurance.
Lake City, Minn.-Last week the deal
vas consummated whereby the firm of
Spaulding & Fuller was dissolved by
mutual consent of both parties and the
Jerry passed into the hands of William
Spauldlng, while the steamer Merle be-
comes the property of Capt. Fuller
1ANkTON, S. D., March 15-(SpeciaIO
Inc tW0-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs
william Lukas died this afternoon from
terday. The child was left in the kitchen
Tor few moments, and in some unac-
countable manner overturned a kettle of
boiling water upon himself
Chippewa Falls, Wis-EdItors from
tn1rty-three counties In Northern Wiscon-
SIN are in the city. The purpose Of the
meeting is to form the Northern Wiscon-
SIN Fress association, which was done by
the. appointment of committees At least
forty editors and the wives of a number
OF Them are present.
Herman, Minn.-William Burke ono NJ
the oldest settlers of Traverse coIntv
died at his home In DolIeymount. M
burke was one of the land marks Of
TINS county, settling here in 1890 when
and has always identified himself with
the county's growth and progress
CIoohStoh, Mlnn.-Ihe dynamos, pumps
etc, are today being moved from the old
building to the new one of the Crook.
sion Water Works Power and Light com
pany Manager Peterson says that II il
the intention to have a lawn, flower beds
etc, about the new building. and the
place Will be made extremely attractive.
PIPESTONE, Minn.-The Renuhlica,
caucuses, held Saturday evening nom
mated strong ticket for the CITY cleo
H0n. AT the close Superintendent of
Scnools Il. r. PaIke suggested a resi-
luton faVorable to the establishment OF
a PUBIC library, which was unanimousIv
adopted. The public library and license
questions will be voted upon
Lake City, Minn.-If everything goes
well Wabasha county will soon have the
Tree rural delivery, as a large petition
mas oeen sent to Washington from West
Albany and everything points toward a
favorable solution of the problem. There
Is large amount of mail matter for thai
part or the county andlit is believed fhe
petitlon VIII be granted Should West
AlDany succeed in securing their wishes
there VIII undoubtedly be other towns
Madison, S. D.-The Chautauoua nro-
sraInme Tor next summers assembly is
peIhg rapidly put in shape Platform
talent Is mostly selected and as soon &C
oates can be fixed, an outline of the nro.
sTamme Will be made public Some Of tha
oio IaVorltes will be returned and MANY
new names Will appear. Frank Roher
son, now in South Africa, will give his
9npse,rvalons up to date, and the Edison
ProJectoscope man will again exhibit his