The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-10
NORTHWEST NOTES.

tendent Of the schools Of Fergus Falls.
has been appointed to a position on the
state stat botanical survey, and will spend
specimens OF the alkali plants of North.
| ern Minnesota. -
Rev. A. A. Pieters organized a local
missionary society in Jasper, with the
Lobbell vice president Mrs M. B. Nor
rill; secretary, Mrs. A F. Oaks: treas
urer, Mrs. W. w. Stearns.
John Sheardown, clerk Of the United
otates court, was thrown from carriage
and severely injured Saturday in Pleas
ant Valley.
Phillip spiefman. who formerly lived
at st. Charles, but who now resides at
rochester, q widower for only nine
months, although eighty-six years Of
age has sworn before notary that he
Will not marry Mrs. Mary. L. Weeks, to
whom T9 ne was to have been married and
6eeq ms property; although the would
man.
T. c. Gage, of Aberdeen, 8. D., has a
voluminous and valuable scrap book,
t Mn1cn gives We an epitone Of the early set
ties for the past twenty years
The following have been reelected
0Hcers or the Little Falls school board !:
President, Dr. Q. c. Trace; secretary,
Bernard ]. McPartlin, for thirty-five
years a resident Of Washington Lake,
Sibley county, died at his home there on
the LIST.
Last Saturday night while the little
Mrs. Zellman, of Norwood, was playing
In the yard he fell in some way head
hrst into water tank, in which there
We're several barrels of water, and
drowned before any one saw him.
Rey:: Eitel, of Biscay; Rev. Wietzke,
of Glencoe; Rev. Weitzki Jr., of the
county line, and Rev. Reiman, of Plato,
TOOK part in the mission service at tho
German church, Norwood.
Forty-seven carloads gof cattle were
shipped to Liverpool. England, from
Rapids, To-, direct last week.
A large company of ladies were enter
Iained Friday evening, the 3D., by Mrs.
dence, CasseIton. An elaborate course
dinner was served at o'clock, after
which euchre was played. Mrs Hancock,
Of Fargo; Mrs., Mrs. J. N. smythe Of Du-
selton, bore away the prizes.
The Bank of Foxhome opened its doors
for business on the I'd. The bank will
be differed as follows: A. II. Dennison,
president; A R. Kits, vice president;
assistant cashier.
The Maccabees, of Battineau, installed
the following officers on the End: Com
mander, Albert Sellstad; lieutenant COM
y. II
John T. Neville; finance keeper, w. B.
clan, K. K. MacKay; sSeu sergeant gegat,
Ed L. Logan; master of arms, r. A.
Parker; first master guards, William L.
Lundy; second master guards, Loui
Raab; sentinel, N. Peterson; picket. W.
E. Williams.
About $50 of the friends of Red Rice,
of Lake City took the occasion of his
sixtieth birthday to greet him with a
social surprise and a sum of money.
There will be corn palace festival held
at Mitchell, s. D., this fall.
Lucien Moody of Huron, s. D., has
been admitted as a West Point cadet.
Mrs. e. r. Mory Of Larimore, gave a
reception Friday afternoon, the Sd, In
honor of her aunt, Mrs e. r. Johnson,
of Quincy, ILL.,, and Mrs. H: Ford and
Miss Blanche Hagler, of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Thomas Regain presided over the
flappe bowl.
Bishop Edsall, assisted by Rev. D. H.
Clarkson and Rev. Charles Wright, Of
Grafton, will conseerate st. Johns
church, st. Thomas, N. D.
Bishop Trobec gave confirmation to a
large class at Albany on Sunday, the 9Th.
Seven priests and the abbot of st. Johns
were also present.
The funeral Of Mrs. Frances M. Rick
ard, Of Eau Claire; Wis, took place place
Purity Lodge, Royal Neighbors, attended
In q body and put some beautiful designs
in flowers on the casket.
Mrs. ]. H. Robinson, of Lake Crystal,
gave a birthday party Tuesday in honor
Of her mother, who has reached the age
of SeVenty-siX years, at which there
were fourteen lady friends whose total
ages reached the sum of 1856 years.
The North Dakota Pharmaceutical as
ISOLATION, now in session in Fargo. has
elected the following officers for the COM
ing year: President, j: M. s. Wiser,
Fargo vice president A. c. Grant, ST.
Thomas; second vice president, w Mas
tiers, Willow City; secretary and treas
urer, w. S. Parker, Lisbon; local secre-
tary, s. Mcdonald. Grand Forks.
Game Commissioner Milne caused the
arrest Of L. H. Deeters, Henry Harnock,
Robert Ward and George Coughran, at
Huron, s. D.. for violating the game law.
Prof. w. F. Kunze, superintendent of
the public schools at Hastings, has ac-
copied the appointment as state chemist
to succeed ]. A. Hummell, who leaves
the state labratory to take a post at the
state agricultural school.
A street fair will be held in Barron,
Wis, Sept. IL, 13 and A.