The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-06
LUvERNE NOTES.
Sewer System COnsidered-New Ho-
tel Observation-Disclosures Tr,o1

Sewer System COnsidered-New BO-
tel Observation-Disclosures Trial.
LUVERNE, Mimi, July 5-(SpeciaL)-On
the proposed sewerage system problem
Tor the purpose of giving the public an
opportunity to appear for or contest the
proposition, the city council has set aside
July ~ as special election day when
hnai and decisive action will be taken
Inc stockholders Of the recently or
eanized Hotel Stock company, at a meet
ing held for the purpose, elected S. B.
Nelson president of the company; A. ].
Daley, secretary, and A. d. La Due,
treasurer. Directors were elected as fol-
lows: Sam b. Nelson, John p. Coffey.
Ray b. Hinkly, A. ]. Daley, Charles O.
Hawes, ]. w. Gerber, A. d. La Due,
Judge p. E. Brown and Angus Ross
Miss Marion Henton, of Columbia coun-
~, Wisconsin. niece of G. H Hentoh
this city, Is the guest of relatives here.
5. b. Nelson, of this city, who was at
the recent state Democratic convention
elected delegate to represent the Sec
ond district at the national convention,
left for Kansas City late Monday
A. ]. Daley, who has been appointed
by the states attorney general to assist
in the prosecution of DOC" Atwater,
held on the charge of numbering Jonas
Harvey, formerly of this county, is in
upon the trial. Harvey was shot and in
stantly killed last fall while he, in COM
pany with couple of other settlers,
were endeavoring to gain possession of
Mr.. Harvey's claim near Park Rapids.
Doc" Atwater Ga negro and Mr. Har-
vey both claimed the piece of land in
question, and by a ruling Of the court
certain day, at midnight, was fixed as
the time when the one then having pos
n he
the legal claimant and holder thereof.
On the night of the expiration of the
time thus fixed, 1t is claimed Harvey
and some companions, knowing the ne
gro to be very suspicious character,
went to the shanty on the claim and
succeeded in frightening the negro away.
The negro went to a neighboring claim,
borrowed a rifle, and, returning to the
shanty, began a bombardment of the
premises, which resulted in Harvey's
death and serious injuries to other mem
bers Of the party. Besides his wife and
children, Harvey's aged parents still re-
side in this county.
L. M. Tilford is visiting relatives at
Window this week. Paul Mead, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Mead, this city, is
the guest of relatives at Clear Lake, S.
D. M and Mrs. Martin Ryan left yes
terday for McGregor, To-, where they
will be the guest of their daughter, Mrs.
i. Buck. They were accompanied by
Miss Coletta McDermott. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wright, of Hastings, Neb., are in
the city the guests of their son, DR..
Charles Q. Wright and family, for the
summer Misses Mamie and Maud Tay-
lor, Pipestone, have returned to their
home after a pleasant visit at the home
of their friend, Miss Laura Hinkly. Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Thompson, Chatfield,
have been in the city as guests at the
home of S. L. Chaplin, and Mr., and Mrs.
l.. w. Bailey st. Paul, who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin for the
past three weeks, returned to their home
yesterday. The ladies are sisters. L. II.
Way for several terms Democratic post
master in this city, has removed his
family TO Minneapolis. Mr.. Way is loyal,
honorable and in every way desirable
citizen. Capt. l.. S. Nelson, Company G,
Fifteenth regiment, left for Fulda, Mimi,
yesterday, where he went to deliver the
Grafton of the day at the celebration of
the glorious Fourth at hat place. Au-
gustus White and daughter, Miss Daisy.
who have been the guests of Col and
Mrs Harrison White, in this city, for
several weeks, have returned to their
home in New York