The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05
NORTHWEST NOTES.

me new 81. RaphaeFS hospital of st
Cloud, was formally dedicated Wednee
DAY forenoon al 8 o'clock by Ri Rev
I3lshoP Trobec, assisted by number Of
the clergy.
,.a The !, remains Of Joseph w. Sands. pri-
Vate IN the Thirty-sixth infantry. ar
rived from the Philippines Tuesday night.
afternoon.
A. There ere, was a very pleasant gathering at
the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Kirch-
stein OF W1nona, Tuesday last to cefe-
pirate their china wedding anniversary
Rev, p ]; Franciscus. c. s. c.. presi-
dent of the Holly Cross college, of Wash
lngton, d. G., visited Winona this week
with Mr.. John Ludwig and family
The following have been elected mem
1ers of the Staples board OF education:
KnickerbOcker
Hose Company No l. of Sioux Falls.
the oldest fire organization in the city.
dlsbanded at 12:0l Wednesday morning
The board Of trustees Of the Martin
Luther college, New Ulm, have decided
to build hall for gymnastic exercises
Mrs. Meyer, lady about sixty years
OF age residing in Caledonia, fell dead
from heart disease Tuesday evening
Mrs. c. H. Smith was nominate
ed as a member of the Spring Valley
school board to succeed herself.
The First State Bank of Ashby has been
duly Incorporated and opened its doors
for business Wednesday last
The Elwis family, at Dead Lake. ha.
smallpox, and four men from Fergus
Falls are quarantined.
The steamer Ben Hershey broke a shaft
while towing raft down the river near
! Wmona, Wednesday.
A paid fire department was Instituted
In SIOUX Falls Wednesday morning.
Inc ninth annual meeting of the South
ern Minnesota Medical association con-
C: H, Sullivan and f. P. slettedal were
elected at the Dawson school election
~ f., visited the lodge at Walnut Grove
thursday morning and Redwood Falls
lUuse SATURDAY evening Up to that night
Mr.. Won PTaag had been grand master
thirty nine days and had Visited tbircv-
nne lodges, and there are 252 lodges TO
visit. lie says he intends to visit them
ali this year, providence permitting"
a barn belonging to Hans Holen. of
! SWedes Forest was DESTROYED bv ire
! Sunday afternoon. With the barn six
horses We're burned to death. A wagon,
| several sets of harness, considera bic. nav
| etc, were also destroyed.
The gold medal contest of the W. c. II
! y, held at Austin, was won by Miss
| Matte Volstad, of Lyle.
| The Swedish choir at St James organ
! lied with the following officers: Leader
! Helmer w. Acklund; oTganist, Miss Emil.
| la Larson; secretary, Anton Pearson.
! treasurer, Mrs. H. WackIund.
Mankato Is considering the advisability
of amending its charter, with a view If
cutting down expenses.
At the present time forty-two summer
| schools and institutes are open at va
Ilous points III the state, and more Than
o,OOO teachers and others who will teach
In the fall are receiving instruction
About sixty people on July % assem-
! bled at the home of Ole HalvorsOn New
Klchland, to surprise his mother, Mrs.
| Martha SOrenson, the occasion beine, the
! OLD lady ninetieth birthday.
! The Belle PLANE school board elected
the following officers: NJ. Kelleher, pres
| ident w. II. Weibeler. treasurer; L. J.
| Whitlock clerk; DR.. f. J. Bohland s1
| Derintendent Of schools.
Rev. Father JOY, of St Thomas: Rev.
rather Cary, of Assumption; Rev. Father
Carey professor of St. Thomas college,
Merriam Park; Rev. Father O'Connor. Of
Shakopee; Rev. Father Rhatigan Of
Burrsyille, and Rev. Father Sullivan. of
Jesse1fland, were guests Of Rev Father
Kennedy, Belle PLANE on Thursda,-
July e.
The ladies of Michael Cook Corps No
10, Farbault, planned and carried out
pleasant surprise for their oldest mem
Der, MRS. Mary Brewer on her eighty
sixth birthday.
The new excursion steamer Lord was
launched at Saltwater Aug l.
A very pleasant and enjoyable incident
or the dedication day of st. Raphaels
the sisters to the physicians and sur
geons of ST Cloud
Mrs. c. G. Baurmann of Winona. en-
tertalned a number of lady friends
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her
sister-in-law,. Miss Annie Baurmann, Of
Louisville, Ky. Among those present
We're: Mesdames Harry Clark, E. G.
Nevius, EnOch Stott, Fl. J. Willis. Frank
Brown, Fred Higgins, Rich and J. N
Maybury; Miss Edith Nevius, Mable Cav
and Jennie Mills.
The annual county Sunday school con.
yentton, held Aug. l, at jamestown, n.
D.. elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, H. B. Allen; first vice president j.
Y. Easterbrook; second vice president r
M. Warmer; secretary, Mrs. George Full
er, and treasurer Mrs. o. J. Seller
Italians of Fargo are mourning over the
death of King Humbert. In many Of the
houses, where hang the portraits of Hum
bert along with other Italian celebrities,
the frame surrounding the picture of the
dead ruler has been draped in mourning
crepe and other marks of respect shown
The members of the st. JOseph's Society
of the German Catholic Church at Lit
tie Falls have elected the following Of
ficers: President. John Kerich; vice pres
ident, Fred Valentine; recording secre-
tary, J. j. Gross; financial secretary John
Billstein; treasurer, ]. l. Meyer; mar
shal,Joseph Laugerbauer; banner carrier,
Antony Kerich; sentinel. Carl Ehman.
and physician, DR.. Dumont.