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

Over $500 people attended the first an
nual outing of the Catholic Order of For
esters at the head of the lakes to O'-at-ka
beach Thursday last.
The following persons have been chosen
as board of managers to assist in the
coming Waseca county fair: Herman
Bluhm, John Brisbane, John L. Hansen.
Sam Hodgkins, j. B. Timlin, II. c. Chase
Y. Z. Wheelock, George Hansen, James
Murphy, Herman EWert
A petition is being circulated asking
The Milwaukee railroad to build new
Aepot at MonteVideo.
The annual Jackson county fair will be
held at Jackson Sept. 49, IA and Is for
winch liberal prizes have been provided
Charles johnson, the old gentleman,
went out into his field, near West New
ton, Tuesday, July 81, to bring his son
John some lunch. To his great surprise
ne round him dead. Heart failure was
the cause.
Sam Stockdale, of Spring Valley, caught
two rattlesnakes alive in his cellar, one
Of which was five feet six inches long
and had fourteen rattles.
The Northwest League assembly now
In progress at Clear Lake, is presenting
one of the longest and best programmes
ever prepared by a league assembly in
Iowa.
The w. c. It. u. Of Cooperstown N
D, have elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. c. M. Marsh; first vice
president, Mrs. Fanny HASKELL second
wee wee president Mrs j. H. Wilson; third
wee president, Mrs. G. S. NeWberry:
Fourth vice president, Mrs. p A Mel
gard; corresponding secretary Mrs T N
Brown; recording secretary, Mrs. v H
well.
The Unity club, of Cresco, has elected
the following officers: Mrs. w. K. Baker
president; Mrs. G. I. White, V. P; Mrs.
Searles, secretary.
The. cornerstone of the new M. E.
church at Kendallville was laid by the
pastor Rev Hendricks, on Saturday,
Rebekah officers, L o. o. F., Little
Fails. have been installed as follows: N
u, Mrs. Julia Burial; V. c., Mrs. En-
ma ma CSwick; chaplain, Mrs E. GUN; war
Mrs Harry Taylor; R. S, n. G., Mrs. Lo-
Lyon; R; S; N: V, Mrs. Georgia Tour
UNIQUE 4. 5; V. g., Mrs. Mary Smith,
l. q, Miss Amelia Baehr; O. G., Miss
Lille Burial
,Pipeston I. O. o. F. lodge has installed
the fhe following officers: N G., e. E..
H uni: r T. s. s. F +; 1 R 96hsdt: c. j. W
93ilneHso9; treasurer, L. ]. Reader; w,
Frank Price; chaplain, Rev D. G. 9fc,
= e. + + n n y Pa1 &C. q ; E gibson; l. s
ftess; L. S. s., G. e. Sellers; l. G., A.
pearson; G. G., Burt Heathfieid.
II is estimated that the creameries In
s S01th Dakota paid their patrons nearly
$lOO,G0G for May, and the June payment
was not far behind
4 ne ofilcers elected by the Cooperstown
Pros "a, W. Z. T. q. were as follows:
55resldent, Mrs, c, M. Marsh; vice presi-
cent for the Baptist church, Mrs. F I,
Haskell; vice president for Congrega.
uonal church, Mrs Alta Wilson: Vice
CRESCENT for NJ. E. church, Mrs. George
NeWperrY; vice president for Lutheran
church, Mrs. P A. MeIgard: correSnon a.
ing secretary, Mrs. L. NJ. Brown; record
ing ing secretary, Mrs. V. H. Ruring; treas
the dme-maybe two bands
urer, Mrs. E. w. Blackwell
In description of the attraction 70 no
PROVIDED at the Red Wing carnival a
I IocaI paper says: There will be a bal
IooIi Ia ascension asl anyway and high wire
the ume-maybe two bands.
Eyerybhdng indicates that the meeting
IN Sioux Falls on the 18th inst, under
the auspices of the South Dakota Field
Trial association, will be one of the
most enjoyable and successful affairs of
the KIND ever held in the Northwest
Mayor Currier, of Mankato, revoked
the hquor license of John Larson, who
was guilty of keeping open during re-
str1cted hours. Other saloons are on the
ragged edge. 49,
The quality of wheat on the Dalrvmple
farm this year is excellent
The Relief Association of the Winona
FIRE department. have elected the follow
ing officers: President, Chief w. q
Norton; vice president, Martin Doonev:
secretary and treasurer, Capt. Henry
Mrs. August Bess, residing near Marsh
land, when driving to Winona Friday,
was thrown from the rig and injured in.
ternally. Her condition is regarded as
critical. ''
a lodge of the Improved Order of Red
men was Instituted at Rochester Thurs
Gay evening with eighty-five members.
Inc Fuzzy-wuzzies at Menomonie, Wis,
met with Mrs. L. S. fainter last Friday
evening" The feature of the evenings en-
tertalnment was a darby wedding in
HThch MISS Mary Jackson and Lone
hust. OF EAU Claire, were bride and
groom. Mrs. Martin Chase was brides
maid, and Miss Bertha Macmillan flower
girl. DR.. H M. Read officiated DC
preacher, and w A. Clark was the usher,
Mrs: j. R. Macmillan and Mrs. Harry
Taylor composed the choir After the
wedding there was a cake.waik MRS. fre
Crouch and w. A. Clark capturing the
cake '--e
The c. w Borchert threshing machine
last week threshed 4,400 bushels of wheat
on the farms of Herman Albrecht, in
Lafayette township, that averaged about
equal to last year
A resolution of coincidence was passed
by Cascade LODGE No. POP, I. o. G. T.,
OF River Falls, Wis, upon the death of
Charles Henry Nelson.
Mrs. Johnson, mother of Mrs. John
Conson, of Litchfeld, and Mesdames L.
N. and j.. f. johnson, of the town of
Greenleaf' died at the ripe old age of
nlnety-two years at the residence of Mr..
ond Mrs. Conson, July 80.
Thirteen medical men were in attend
Ence at the regular meeting of the Crow
River Valley Medical association, which
net on Eha Lat jnst-