The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-26
NORTHWEST NOTES.

,f Biullding will be commenced on the
MapIeton this week
r, at the last regular meeting of the w.
=. L. u, at-Lacota, the following off,
pTfs were elected; Mrs. Hutchinson,
PIes!Gehti MIR, Barnum, vice president
mrs. Beek, corresponding secretary: Mrs
4leXdndeEs recording secretary: Mrs
IIagfer, treasurer; Mrs Gordon. Fl, d
ldents at large.
The regular teachers examinations will,
pc held ct tie high school buildings IN
Wnoha and st. Charles, Monday Tues-
cay ana Wednesday, August 6, Z and s.
IN N a. =. tG,a!lIagEGr, Winona, was fined SIS
come up to the standard
me me austin school elections Saturday
resulted In the election of the anti-Prof
SeIIeck ticket, MacIIie and Keenan,.
he F ba1i examination for teachers will
pG He'u at S!ayton, Aug. 6, Z and s. Thu
VIII be toe only examination held inth2
county this year. --7'0 LII u
F. II. Payne, manager of the cren+
STOCK farm, in Rock township. Pinetone
fror5 u5ea tuesday evening, the 18th,
from the effects of drinking carbolic acid
Da7yid P: Sherwood, an old pioneer die1
a. ~. P1erre, S. D., July H. aged II
years. The funeral service was con-
p m,hiic 6 0y me Grand Army of the Re
There will be two articles on Hon Ad
no. tIt stevenson I5i1G IN the Globe next Sunday
that Will prove interesting and entertai~'
ing reading. Watch for them.
cb 6edneld Masonic lodge is about pur-
masonic temple. .
,,oI ne 5, candidates for sheriff at Litchfeld
now a,Joo,, number six on side. The Recorder
Sus8eSts there will soon be enough ia
Inc Bertha creamery In June paid a
net Net prIce per pound for butter, based on
view FORK markets of 1866 cents
Inc Hutchison board of education has
9 9I&d Misses Daisy Smith and Frances
MaISh to the corps of public school
The assessors of Redwood county have
% HGa the personal property at S,105.-
A proposition is being submitted to
move move the county seat from Leola to
The new officers of the Epwortb league
at hasson are as follows: President
Mrs. r. -. Miller; first vice president
mrs; II E. Woman; second vice presi''
iGani MRS: j. Morehouse; third vice pres
president, Mrs G. S. Parker; secretary
j; W. MorehouSe; treasurer, Mrs Nav Il
T TefJty; assistant treasurer Miss Mary
Nelson; pianist, Miss Mildred Compton
chor1ster, Mrs. H. E. Vroman
The following are the members If tho
6ochester Gun club: Frank Morrill, Fl,
T. Hymes, V, A. Irale, DR.. A. T. XII.
r bourne Or; T. T. WanoUs, P. H Mo
but, George Parmlee, John Howe. Dr
=. ii. Mayo, H. L. Gates, T. H. Bliss.
John Norton, H. Ungemach and Dr.
Stenchfied.
SIX weeks ago the new town of Sharon,
on the Mesaba range was on paper ONLY
and not even tree was cut down wheTe
the town now stands Today. however.
there IS tbree-story hotel, a large mum
per OF residences, five saloons and few
business houses. "
Dr. ], Stafford, pastor of the First M
r. church, of Red Wing, has been named
Il representative to the ecumenicaI M. s.
conference to be held at London in Sep
TENDER, 1901. 0'p
e ea and Installed the following Of
4 T. for the ensuing term; N G., Amiel
rang Hi v, o., 5. D. Sumner; R. S., w.
-. ChaImers; +: s., F. c. Grow; treas
GFer, u: w. Nicholson; O. g. F. d.
Crane; I: G., G. Carlson The Rebekah
lodge will be Differed as follows for the
coming six months: N c., Mrs. John
5 husk; V. G., Miss Lottie Grow; r. s.,
MISS MISS Grace LIsi1; F; s.. Mrs. H. J. Sack;
treasurer, Mrs. G. L. Bowers; o. G., G.
L. Bowers; 1. G., Amiel Frank
The Grand Lodge Independent Scandi-
naYian Worklngmen's association is to
meet in Rice Lake, Wis, July q, % and 29.
The, The corner stone of the new Congrega-
Rev. John S. Rood, pastor of the church.
Sunday evening.
As token of their appreciation of the
thirteen f!d years of faithful service of Mr.
Edward Fay, as postmaster at Moor
mead, number of his friends presented
MN with gold-headed cane, and Mrs
Fay with a silver water pitcher. Those
interested in the presentation were W.
h Davy, Mrs. Price, Hon. and Mrs
Halvor Rasmussen, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H
Sullivan, o. c. Beck and Mr. and Mrs
p. H. Lamb.
Miss Winnifred Robinson, of st. Cloud
had her hair, eyebrows and face burned
by the customary ignition of gasoline
Monday forenoon.
The floating Indebtedness of Mankato
is now about $4,000, or SIS. 900 in excess Of
the legal amount
John Gieman was found guilty of con-
Quoting disor5erly house at Sioux Falls
and was fined SIS and costs.
A farmer near Leola, S. D., being an
noyed by hogs belonging to a neighbor
saw what he supposed to be some OF the
hogs in a field near his house and fired
at them. The charge struck all three
of his children, who were playing in the
field and were mistaken for the animals
in the dusk of the evening.