The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-21

tamarac, spruce, etc. in this county, will
take place at the court house on Friday,
Dec. rs.
Mankato, Minn.-Fred Bombach one Of
the travelling statesmen for the Standard
Brewing company was thrown out of a
vehicle at Delavan yesterday afternoon.
ana ne suffered the dislocation of one of
his shoulders.
Fillmore, M1nn.-At their last meeting
the Masonic lodge elected the following
officers for next year. d. S. Owens, w.
w: S. H. Taylor disecretary; p. II.
Williams. treasurers 81
Wells. Minn.-A gang of railroad sur
veycrs are reported in Mansfield, Free
born county. headed for Wells. They are
Junction, 10, to Wells, in the interests
of the c., M. & st. p Ry.
Duluth, Minn-Vessel men are surpris-
ed at the announcement that F. H Pea
vey is going into the vessel business on
! the lakes. They consider that there are
already more boats on the lakes and un-
der contract than can be utilized next
year, and look for a period Of extreme
depression in freights.
Red Wing, Minn.AFrederick Herder.
| seVenty-three years Of age, died this
morning of internal hemorrhage He
| leaves a widow, son. Hugo Herder: a
daughter, Mrs; Fred Otto, of this city;
| two brothers, Charles, of Frontenac, and
| Christ, of Logan, MINI.
| Mower, Minn.-A rural mail delivery
service has been ordered at Adams, this
county: The carrier will be o. H. Njorz
! He will cover forty-tWo square miles and
will carry mail to a population Of 1GS,
who live in 164 houses A 'postofflce at
Jchnsburg has been ordered discontinued
and the mail will be sent to Adams.
Bayfield,, Wis.-,,The Masons, at their
annual election last night, elected the
| following officers for the ensuing year:
A. H. Wilkinson, w. M; J. H. Murdoch
s: NJ; Thee Wieland, J.; W; A; q. La
e eonG seGrgBfary John r. s. dehy s. D
Sykes and o. L. Shepherd, stewards.
Gilmore, Minn.-rhe o. E. S. lodge has
elected the following officers for next
year; Mrs. Mrs G. 81 Gary, w. M; Mrs.
M; Mrs Jacobs secretary; Mrs Will
| Jams, treasurer; Miss Dredge, Con; Miss
kneen, associate conductor. Their in
stallation will occur at the first meeting
In January.
Houghton, Mich.-The Calumet and
Hecla mine has made large reduction
in forces during the past ninety days, the
cuts affecting the mills and sundry sur
da Ia; 9 work as o Vel as 5o the mines Local
probably much too high, but it seems
likely that the force employed by this
great mine has been reduced by nearly
1000 men.
a. A.,
lodge elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: r. F. Finch, w. M; George
z. Meadow, S. W.; j. F. Reese, j. w:
BENJAMIN Jones. treasurer; w. T. Reese,
been elected by M. W: A: j.. w. Lewis,
banker; S. H. Rossfter, c.; A. McEach-
er, w. .
Arlington, S. Dat a joint meeting Of
the F. and A. M. and Eastern Star lodges
of this place the following officers were
installed for the ensuing year: Blue
s: W; A. +. Hewitt, 3 w; G; NJ. Story,
treasurer; S. L. Bunday, secretary. East
ern Star-Mrs. c. P. Waltz, W. NJ; T. w.
Allen, W; E.; Mrs. e. g. Benke, A. M;
L. Bunday, A. c.; Mrs. w. p. Allen,
treasurer; Mrs. ALT Johnson. secretary.
Blue Earth, Minn.-Rev. ]. A. BY, of
Kfester, met with an accident last Sat
urday morning, which might have result
ed quite seriously, but fortunately he es-
capped with only severe bruises. He went
into the stall between his horses to re-
move blanket from one Of them, when
frightened and commenced to kick,
knocking the minister down between
them and using him roughly. Mr.. Bly,
IS badly shaken; up, but no bones. are
broken. He had a narrow escape from
condition very critical. AS it was he
could not attend to his ministerial duties
on Sunday, and Mrs. BLY, assumed them.
ST.. Cloud Journal Press-A young
couple eloped from near Frazee, Minn.,
last week, and caused quite a ripple of
excitement in that village by so doing
The young mans name is Long, but the
g1rIs name is not given. He was en-
ployed by the girls father at work on
the farm, and it would appear had taken
advantage Of his opportunity to capture
girl had refused to listen to any proposals
for the couple to be married, and their
absence at Frazee on "a shopping expedi-
ton was taken advantage of last Wed
nesday, and a team and sleigh appropri-
ated as medium of escape. The Mate
father was still on the hunt for them
when last .haa I'd of