The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-17
ALL AROUND THE NORTHWEST.

Farfbauh. MINI. : 8. B. Wilson was
chosen county superintendent of schools
by the board of commissioners
Stewart, Minn.-Will ]. Eynon Wednes-
day disposed OF his farm near Preston
Lake. The farm contains 24O acres and
sold for $% an acre.
Rocheste- Minn,-At meeting of the
Presbyterian congregation last evening,
Rev Newton Burdick rendered his res
ignation as pastor, the same to take effect
Glencoe, Mimi. A. Johnson, a re-
tired farmer. was found by the roadside
five miles from this place. with his throat
severed. He is thought to have committed
suicide. He formerly lived at Hector.
Fergus Falls, Minn.-The marriage of
George l.. Austin, of Buse and Miss Alice
Mccullough, of this city, was solemnized
at the brides home on Cascade street at
8 o'clock Wednesday evening, Rev. DR..
Craig officiating.
Longs Siding, Minn.-There is a report
that there will soon be some startling dis
closures made in regard to the creamery
lire. The guilty parties should be punish
ed and the creamery rebuilt, for the good
Of the community
Ashland, Visa young man employed
on the Washburn Dc Iron River road was
caught in a collision last evening and sus-
tanned injuries from which he will not re-
cover. His name is James Maloney, and
his home Is in Eau Claire.
Hutchinson. Minn.-Harry B. Wake
field, supervisor of the Third census dis
trict of Minnesota, is. now receiving
census supplies direct from Washington
to be used in the actual work of the
enumeration. which is to be done next
June.
Hutchinson, Efipn-Iicense or no
license viii be an issue In Hutchinson at
the village election! in April. A petition
was hled with the recorder yesterday,
signed by twelve citizens of Hutchinson.
thus 1nsuring direct vote on the ques-
ton,
Hutchinson, Minn.-Henry Hanson, an
old Hutchinson boy who Is first sergeant
Troop Is. Eighth United States cavalry,
arrived in Hutchinson Monday from
Cu6a, where his troop fs stationed He
VIII spend four months with his rela-
tives and friends here.
Hudson. Wis.-The building committee
mas awarded the contract to erect the
new court house plant at Hudson to f.
Z. Norlander, of St. Paul. for $40, 600 The
basement and first story of the court
house proper will be of Portland stone
brick
culiar individual. made his appearance
IN henXon, skirntshed around and open
ed a wtde-open blind pig, and ON the
third day was arrested, brought into
court. where he pleaded guilty and was
jail.
Willow City. N.oD.-A meeting of the
conversation Of the Norwegian Lutheran
presbyterian church in this city on Mon
DAY, March 19, at 10 o'clock a. M AS
there is important business to transact
all members are respectfully requested to
be present. ~C..- n
Rhinelander Wis.-There has been a
rumor OF late that St. Mary's Catholic
congregation would build a parochiaf
school The contemplated venture on the
part OF Rev. FIR. Schfnitz and the mem
bers of his flock is meeting with a great
zeal ae q 9l encouragement from the citizens
Lake City. Minn.-John A. jackson.
aged seVenty-six years, died suddenly
yesterday. He was the oldest Odd Eel
low IN the state, and was past grand rep
He received his fffty-year badge OF mem
bership In 1885, A wife and six grown
children survive him.
Fa1rmont, Minn-The Martin county
fair Will be held on Sept. 10, II and IL or
right away after the state fair. Last
year the association was handicapped by
aeot, but now there is money in the
n rreasury al weather permitting, 1t is
IN the Second congressional district
Albert Lea, Minn.-The Albert Lea
street fatr of 1850 will be held Sept IL.
FOR anu , 10, ana plans are being perfected
as track has been built and there will
De some harness races, while an effort
Wi VII De made to have accommodations
Tor exhibits in all kinds OF live stock.
CooperstOwn. N D-L Hanna vIca
president of the First National RanlS sie es
| largo; J; w; Smith. president of the
lie Examiner H. A. Langlie, of ITIl1shoro
have purchased the interest Of r y Ta ~
madge and S. w. Weeks in the First
ta1aii 81 Cooperstown and are now here
taxing charge OF their interests
Faribault. AIinn.-The Stockholders Of
the Farmers Elevator company met 70
| see what could be done toward raising
n nne money required for rebuilding. The
SlIhS0rihere.
Dy the soliciting committee and seyera i
more gr were secured at the meeting About
l,tSo nave been raised, and 81, 500 more
are needed before rebuilding will he nrac
| teal. va NC IA"
| princeton, Minn.-Maj F. H RidwalI.
department commander of the Spanish
III war veterans, has requested
! the boys OF Company M and their asso
clates get together and form a temporary
organization. A meeting in response Ia
IRis request will be held next SUNDAY
| afternoon at 2 o'clock at the S V hall
| ana 1t is hoped that all who are inter,
| ested VIII be present The rituals have
! not yet been prepared but the state win
pc .orsaf1zed IN time for the annual meet
/ ing III August.
,Rhinelander. W'is.-I.ester A. Rose If
Wausau, secretary of the Wisconsin, Val
! icy advancement associat ton, was in the
1 city last Friday and Sa1rrdav A. ~
| special meeting of the Hssocis+io,, hoid
| at IoEaahaWk the secretary was Instruct
| ed TO visit each county in the associafian
- ieCA 70 HSI al lands the owners 1f
! winch desire to place upon the marker
/ 1Gr sale to actual settlers He has mar
| TALLY completed his labors and WHEN
| finished the lists viii be turned oyer to
| immigration agents. who viii visit I'm
| rope Tor the purpose of inducing innpi
grants to settle upon undeveloped fertile
| lands ~
! Glencoe, MINI. - Several innartant
transfers of real estate have taken place
during the past week, among which arc
the following: William Fahrwold has
sofd to August Rickert a half section az
land situated in the towns of Perm and
Round Grove for consideration of S7 eaD.
A. Alappenbaeh is now The owner of tI1e
A. Carpenter l60-acre farm N section X
town of Collins, paying therefore 81 500:
/ Lawrence kegler taid s, 400 and is now
the owner of the S0-acre farm of August
! Schroeder. section %. town of Winsied
| George Eathje sold his so acres In see.
ton 70, South Hutchinson to Antania
Andracel FOR $500, and wv. E. Harrina1
/ ton has decided valuable tract of land in
| section Z. South HUTCHINSON, to s. G. An
4 derson Sr. - ~
Spring HiIl's New Church.
] SPRING HILL. Minn.,s March Is-1,he
! contract fer the erection of the new Cath
/ Ollie church has been awarded to h {,
! Richmond for a consideration Of s26. ee0
| 1t replaces the church DESTROYED by ire
i last fall and Will be of solid hriciS ap5l