The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17
NORTHWEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

Hokah. Minn.-Mrs. Susiana Buntzledt,
Of South Ridge, is dead at eighty-six
years.
veblen. S. D.-B. o. stoutland was call
ed to Brooten. Mimi, last Friday by a
telegram announcing the sudden dea tn Of
his father. He returned Tuesday.
Lakefield. Minn.-On Thursday, while
some of the local shots Were practicing
for the tournament, Dennis Minard, a
young man from Iowa, was accidentally
shot in the back
Appleton, visa man arrived in this
city last night who claimed to be a
wealthy ranch1nan from Montana. search
ing for a wife. He exhibited 81 500 half
of which is to go to his wife on the
wedding day. At Neenah he spent sew
eral days in a vain effort to find wife
Faribault, Minn.-Geo II. Knight the
first superintendent and organizer of the
State School for Feeble Minded, has been
appointed surgeon general of Connecti
cut Dir. Knight since leaving Faribau:t
about nineteen years ago, has been SUI
rerintendent Of the School for Feeble
Minded at Lakeville, Conn.
Olivia. Minn-F. s. Thompson. of st
tract for putting in the electric light
plant at this place. was in town The fore
part of the week. The plant is finished
doubt one of the best plants for its Size size
in the state and Olivia can we'll feel
proud of it.
East Grand Forks, Minn-Dr. w. X.
Stacy, the veterinary surgeon, met with
most painful accident last evening at
the Great Northern station, where he had
gone to take the train for Merrifield, III
response to summons. for his profess
SiOnai services. He slipped and fell
injuring his right leg.
Lanesboro, Minn.-Lewis Rubedo died
on the old homestead six miles south OF
Chatield, Dec. 3, after an illness of two
weeks, aged n1nety-one years, four
NJ l-GA1 n
Can, and had been resident of Mime
sofa since 1854. His wife and five children
died several years ago and seven children
remain TO mourn the loss of kind and
| loving father. ,..- -.,y
Marinette, Wis.-Sheriff Durfee. of
Wausaukee. killed a. Wild steer near
that place this week. 1t was bull calf
which strayed away from farm, when
was often seen by farmers and hunters
running with deer. When killed it was
with a doe and faWn, and being jet black
Mr. Durfee thought he had killed buff
falo. 1865 @-=s-@~at- s-s.oo
Borup, Minn.-Borup had disastrous
fire Tuesday night. When it was dis
covered about midnight the whole inter
lof OF Melberg's general store was abiase
ana it rapidly spread to Anderson &
Pepple,s general store and their hard
ware store and Olson G. Matteson's hard
| ware store. There was almost a total
loss. Melberg had $4,000 insurance and
had applied for more. Anderson q
People had $500 insurance. olson &Maf-
teson had applied for insurance and the
applica ton may be binding. 1t is under
| stood all will rebuild.
Dell Rapids, S. oh. S. Barbour. one
! OF the old and respected citizens OF Dell
| Rapids. died suddenly Of heart failure
| MI. Barbour was on his way Gown town
LII lelI on the sidewalk and in a minute
| CT two breathed his last The deceased
! was q pioneer resident of this section and
for many years had been engaged in bust
| ness here with his son. He was a mem
| Der Of the G. A r. and the Masonic loIge
| and known by everybody as a good and
| upright man. The deceased leaves ~
children. r. ". Barbour ana Mrs. " ),
| Briley.
Hastings, MIMI Hastings Camp No. so.
Woodmen OF the World. has elected the
! following officers: Consul commander,
/ Peter Hinlkery Jr.; advisory lieutenant.
j Henry Reid; banker, A. r. Hubbard; past
! consul commander, Dayton Robinson
| clerk, Earl B. Doten: escort, Nicholas Nc,
Gree: physicians. Drs. A. NJ. Adsit and
II: G. Van Beck; Waterman, Andrew
Miller; sentry, J. w. Downs; managers,
! Michael Craus, Clarence Pennock, Charles
Cheigreen: deputy, John Rettinger; dele
/ gate: Peter Tinker Jr. alternate, Nicho-
| las McGree