The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21

time a prominent business man ns q, a t H1ie
city, and whose wifetand family are still
respected resp RESIDENTS OF Grand Forks. The
| kane which stated that Mr.. Bever had
| filed a suit for divorce from his wife
Maggie Boyer, alleging incompa tibil 'ty
| and i'll treatment on the part of the wife
Mrs: Boyer expresses great surprise
that her husband should dare begin An
action or divorce against her, and SAYS
p ria6 eS VIII tb made In the con
/ their marriage and the time that he left
her. IS utterly false, She charges her
au nus M with very unbecoming conduct
| fight the case and has engaged able
! counsel to represent her.
Glencoe Items.
GLENCo, Sept. 1S.-(Special)- The
amount of precipitation during the rain
storm OF the first of last week. was four
inches, according to the government rain
gauge. No such large quantity of rain-
/ fall within the same number of hours
! mas been recorded here for anumber Of
! years.-Mrs. Belle McClelland isentertain-
! ing cous n from st. Paul-The Ex-
! cHanges Gram company iSpianning to re-
i build its Bird Island elevator at once
! The gasoline engine which had just been
Installed in theBsrd Island elevator, has
| been removed to Buffalo Lake, where it
will do service in the elevator there,
/ which the company has purchased since
the loss of its Bird Island house.-The
/
| trio system 'this fall A company has
! been formed and articles of incorpora-
ton drawn farewell. reception was
rendered Rey Symthe and family at the
! Tuesday eVening.-A heavy thuderstom
with intense EJECT zeal display visited
| this locality Friday, night
| Grand Master Van Prague paid an Of.
! fic:al visit to Franklin lodge /. o. o. F.
| Friday evenng.-Charles Lambert of
Young America, passed the day Friday
TaJifh
| went to North Dakota to spend the sum-
mer with friends, has recently returned
home-Florence Sandmon, who has. been
undergoing surgical treatment in Min
I part of the week, evidently great
y benefted.-Mi@ses Marie and Nell
am.ine.-Frank McPartlin has severed
his connection with the Hutchinson times
ana returned to hisI law studies at the
STAT STATE unlyersity.I,NeIle13 Katie McPartlin
state Representative Heat
woie called on his Republican friends
here last Monday. andapasscd the even
Ing with them at their headquarters.-
town Friday.-The Mcleod county fair
was held at Hutchinson on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. It was an
eminent success frornes tandpoints of both
attendance and exhihits.NMiss Alice Ras-
per- daughter of thee register of deeds,
was married in Hutchinson last Monday
to Mr.. Cary Day, Wei known and pop
ular newspaper nari.-Rev. FIR Conry
has resumed his clerical labors with the
st George parish. after a protracted leave
of absence for his heath. He returns
greatly benefited ..ft =
i M, MI Andrew Ryanrhas, gone to Butte,
brotheri1laW division os superinten 1tn ms ng
| the. Northern Pacific railroad.
! The directors of the 5Mankato Glencoe
] end st Cloud & Duluth Railroad COM
) pany have voted to issue and place upon
the market stock to the extent of 49,
i f00,000.
Frank w. Hayden. who has charge of
! the water plants of the Milwaukee rail-
/ road company on the H & D. division,
| has been temporarily detached from his
work on this. line to superintend the
/ construction of wells, engines and tanks
on the Milwaukee's new extension from
| Bowdle to- the Missouri river.
| irving Allen. OF Duluth, and his brother
clayton, of Minneapolis, are on q visit
home. They are planning an outing in
| the northern part of the state
| Mrs. Bagley, formerly of Glencoe. now
| OF Duluth, has recently suffered a stroke
of paralysis and is in Critical health, ~
For the state legislature it ia practi-
| eaIy settled that the Democratic candi-
He will probably be opposed by AdoIph
Mirlke. an influential farmer of Glencoe.
,t Inc marriage Of DR.. Howard S. Clark to
a MISS Gert 7c Clarke, of Minneapolis,
me congrega tional pulpit Will be oc-
! eupleo To-Day by Rev. F. ]. Roger, of
"A wreck on the Hutchinson branch Of
me Milwaukee was-s narrowly averted
iast Thursday. -Four cattle were on the
lack lack ana ana al! were run over, as the en-
by the whistle. It is believed that a
+; light engine would have been derailed.
T. b. Adams, of Bergen, has begun
suit for damages against the Clara City
Herald in the sum of 5eO0 for defama-
ton Of character
Mrs; A; NJ. Kniglat5 returned from Or
t ton last Tuesday Tues She will spend
Burt Knight is spending few DAYS at
Rome prior to returning to New York,
where ne VIII resume his work as artist
to some of the leading magazines
Hal Knight has returned to the state
university.
Henry simons has returned from North
ern Minnesota, where he reports there
are hattering inducements for invest
ments m far mlands.as
County Attorney F, r, Allen transacted
pushes in Minneapolis, Monday and
The funeral of Col Donaldson, Of
Stewert, a lifelong and prominent Dem
ocrat, occurred Yesterday afternoon. It
was Masonic funeral, and many Mas
ons were present from a distance.
Judiciary wfangle.
JAMESTOWN, N, D., Sept. 2o.-A
meeting Of the judicial committee of the
| Independent and Democratic party was
held at Darlington. Each county in the
Fifth district was represented except Lo-
| gan and Barnes. 1t was decided to issue
/ call for judicial convention to be held
! in Darlington, Oct. g. for the purpose
| OF nominating a candidate for judge for
! the Fifth district. The opinion of those
present was that it would be for the best
interests of tho party now and in the
future to nominate a candidate and pay
no attention to the contending Republi-
can factions in the various counties.
The fact that convention has been
called by the .fusfonists is hailed with
JOY by Republicans, who openly state
that they will take the Judiciary out of
| politics this year.
Did Not Commit Suicide.
FARGO. N. D., Sept. 20-some time ago
ported to have committed suicide. An ac-
! count of the alleged affair was sent to
| the Fargo papers by mail from Argus
vile and published in good faith. 1t de-
cles was fictitious, and that Hibbard had
not committed suicide, nor had there
been an accident. Hibbard was naturally
| indignant at the efforts to kill him off,
] and began an investigation, which led
him to conclude that the article had been
sent by NJ r. Clancy a well-known
Argusville merchant He has instituted
an acton against Clancy for S., 900 dam
ages for the publication.
Batch of New Lawyers.
GRAND FORKS, N. d., Sept. 2O.-At
yesterday, the following attorneys were
/ admitted to practice before the courts of
the state: 6ichard A. Stuart, Mnnewau-
kan, from Iowa; Herbert w. Bedell,
Guy L. Scott, Drayton, from Iowa; D.
G. Greenleaf, MinotF from Iowa; K. E.
lie CLIFTON, Minot. from Iowa; Charles NJ
Cooley, Grand Forks from Minneapolis;