The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-26
ALL AROUND THE NORTHWEST.

Brookfield, Wis.-Ald. A. E. Daubner,
of Moorhead, who died in Chicago sud-
denly, will be buried here tomorrow. He
was born here and has many friends
among the old residents.
Moorhead, Mirn.-May Is is the date of
the Seventh district Republican conven-
ton. 1t will be held here, and, In all
probability, Congressman Eddy will be
renominated.
MOorhead, Minn.-George N. Lampher
has sold the Moorhead News to r. w.
Richards and William D. Litus, who will
assume charge OH April 2.
Brasington, Wis.-Christan Kornmisrud,
al old settler of Salem, died in Mime
apolis and was buried in Salem ceme-
terry. He is the father of Emer Kom-
hisrud, of this place.
Valley City, n. D.-Edgar La Rue, sec
retary Of the Chautauqua at Devils Lake,
is in receipt of a letter from J. M. Me-
Culloch, stating that he has decided to
build a standard gauge railroad TO the
fngly
Windom, Minn.-Windom has put her
saloon license at $780, and has three ap-
one house offered to pay a license of
$1,000 if given the exclusive privilege of
selling liquor during the coming year
st. Cloud, Minn.-The petition for the
day. Only few hundred dollars is
now lacking to complete the fund.
Fargo, N D.-There was meeting yes
terday of the executive committee of the
which is comprised the counties of
Barnes, Cass, Richland and Traill The
committee decided that the next meeting
should be held at the Mayville Normal
school sometime early in May.
Grafton, N. D.-Grafton has a business
men S union with eighty-three members.
Needed improvement and new enterprises
will be secured for the city.
Slattengren, Henry Swenson and c. A.
Victor visited Taylor's Falls Monday to
inspect the creamery there with a view
station north of Center City. No definite
agreement was reached.
Grafton. n. D.-Prof Stockwell, of the
Grafton schools, IS an exceedingly bright
young educator, and Walsh county may
ask his nomination for state superin-
tendent Of schools.
Warretown, visa series of meetings
is being held here by Brother Sanders.
He intends holding meetings at Maiden
Rock soon.
Faribault Minn.-Rev. ]. J. Conry. pas
tor OF the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception for nine years past, announced
that he had rendered his resignation and
would leave Faribault about April l.
Center. City, ,Minn.-Center City has pros
poets OF securing two or three new bust
ness houses next summer. The Loren
Brothers are doing all they can to build
up the town.
Vernon Center, Minn-The Epworth
league has arranged a six months course
OF lectures, to be given the last Tuesday
evening in each month, by prominent
platform speakers Fhe first Of the Sc
ries will be lecture by Rev w. r.
Keesey.
the Genoa tri-weekly mail route will be
! discontinued and a daily established
which will supply, ,Bristow, Purdy and
extending out from this city will be a
daily in the future. Genoa will be sun
piled by train service.
Hudson, Wis.-Messrs. Smith, Andrew:
and kinsey, in the name of st. CroiI
! county, awarded the contract for erect.
| ing the new court house plant to r. g
| NorIander, of st. Paul, a builder of hus.
low $4,000; AS soon as details could be
| arranged Mr. Norlander entered upon the
| important work, and now has matters
| well under way.
rs3;rdk, sauk Center, Minn.-,The ladies of the
Episcopal church, who are to have
charge of the Avalanche for one issue
| OF that paper, are meeting with fatter
ing @ results IN 1T, their canvassing among the
enough from the enterprise to purchase
new carpet for their church
L1ndstrom, MINI A mass meeting wa,
held TO discuss the best method of Sc
! curing some fire protection. A represan
tative of the Mott Company, Of Minreao
Oils, called upon some of our citizen,
Thursday and offered to furnish a sec
ond-hand fire engine, 1,G0O feet of hos
| ana two hose carts for $500. Publ,
opinion seems to be divided between :
| lire engine and a system of tanks an(
| water mains.
Eden Valley, Minn.-Father Peiffer for
merly assistant priest at the Cathedral
| mas Just received a mes sage from his dis
tant home in Germany, announcing tbt
serious illness of his aged father, wht
messages stated that if he would see hi,
1ather alive, Father Peiffer should leay;
! at once Tor the old country. AccordinpiI
! he VIII make his departure next weeI
| from Eden Valley for an Eastern ses
port whence he will sail for Luxemburg
! his former home
!, Mankato' Minn.-Judges Cray, Buck
nam and Brown today filed their de
clsion in the case of S. H. Grannis VS.
the commissioners of Blue Eearth coun
| w =, ". Welman ct AL 1t is in favor O
| pIalhtln. Ih1s action attracted attention
all over the state because 1t Involve
lhe question OF the right or authority O
| contract with Welman whereby the lat
Ter was TO investigate and place on tn,
| assessment books property that hai
heretofore escaped taxation. AS a citize1
| taxpayer Mr. Grannis protested agains
| the practice
Maiden Rock, ,Minn.-Some recovery from
Ihe euects OF the big fire of last week ar,
notlce9ple The insurance adjusters wer
mere tuesday and made satisfactory set
| uement OF the fire losses. AS nearly q,
can De learned to Seely &z Buck building
SoOV; .. f. Hage-, meat market stock enC
IlAIuFes, $6v0; Fleming & Albert, saIool
pGiiiS4lnS, M,OO0; contents, $500; Mrs J. r
| building, $1,200;. All owners hevn AZ a.
1 clared their intention of rahuiIdino