The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-03
ALL AROUND THE NORTHWEST.

Mankato, Minn.-A case of smallpox
developed here in the family of Capt. T.
| p Andrews.
Hammond, Wis-The Geaslie Creamery
company,s butter factory and feed mill
We're destroyed by fire. Loss, Sc, 600
Sebeka, MINI. - Bordsen's barn was
burned yesterday. Thought to have been
the work of an incendiary. Loss, $l,C00
Rush City, Minn.-The Hotel Rushmore
was destroyed by fire early this morn
ing Loss. $4,000; partially covered by in
surance.
Morgan. Minn.-The Home Talent ORA
R Pa ate - club ~, gave the comedy, Capt
formance was a success.
Sioux Falls, S. DIT is definitely
known that ]. H. Baldwin, former irri-
gatlon commissioner, has gone to his old
nome In Indiana to reside permanently.
LEST Lester Prairie, MINI; Julius Fits
to Clement Kruger for $500, and viii
move to the state of Washington.
Fargo, N. D.-The date of meeting of
dne democratic state convention will be
4Tetermlned at the, meeting of the state
Democratic central committee to be held
here March u.
Brownton, Mimi. F. Tomson, of
1A AN Wis, has succeeded William Kar-
len as manager of the creamery here.
ness elsewhere
Princeton Minn.-The town election for
X, s.
urer and one assessor, one justice of the
peace and two constables will be held
Tuesday, March Is.
Fargo, N. D.-A meeting of the gen.
erai merchants of North Dakota will be
held here March s for the purpose of or
ganizing a state association. Over 900 in
Vltauons have been sent out
Lanesboro. Mimi. H. Haasarud has
commenced proceedings for SIS, 900 for
sander against John Desmond Sr., of
v q -
Ialrs OF former business partnership.
Wadena, Minn.-One of the landmarks
OF me town, the Whitney building, was
4TgisjhToyeo by ire yesterday morning.
Elght tenants were left without Quarters
surance ~ 40
Billings, Month"; a collision between
4 No passenger and freight train on the
here, Fireman Fred Sherman, of Liv-
hgston, was instantly killed. No one
else was injured
Caledonia. Minn.-The first witness in
the case of Banker Clements. Of Preston
on trial here for embezzlement of 800 600
OF the funds of the Preston bank two
years ago, was. put on the stand today.
1t is expected the trial will continue sew.
eral days.
Sioux Falls. S. Debtor Scott of the
!9Sourhal, Is on the trail of the tiger in
TINS city, and hopes to inaugurate war
on gambling. He has retained LAWYERS
TO bring action against alleged gaming
house keepers. e'-S
,Brainerd; Mlnn.-Dr and Mrs. Werner.
tiempstead gave a dinner to twenty
Dachelors of Brainerd last Wednesday
evening. The affair was as brilliant as #
was entertaining and novel Mrs. HemD
stead and four young ladies We're hos
teSSes. 0
Glencoe, Minn.-Prof Robertson. who
IS to conduct the summer school here
during the month of July was here Mon
Geg an9 IN conference with County su
Inlllre; plans and arrangements for the
school We're made.
Winthrop. Minn.-There were seventy
11He car, cars Of sugar beets shipped from
winthrop the last crop. The weight was
8,QSS, 7l0 pounds or about 1876 tons.
Ea1rfax,' Minn.-County Attorney Rieke
VIII lay aside the business cares of life
long enough to enjoy a pleasure trip to
Puerto Rico. "
Elmira, Minn.-In response to a petit
Ion or property owners the town board
decided TO inserted a clause in the cleo
tion call for vote on abolishing the cleo
ton OF oVerseers of highways, the collec
ton Of poll tax and the placing of all
visors.
Warren, Minn.-At the annual meeting
or the Warren Board of Trade the fol-
Lowing directors Were elected for the en-
suing year: g. S. Wattam, G. G, Win
CHESTER la Is j. Taralseth, j. E. Ostrom A.
Grlndeland, August Lundgren w r
Powell, l.. Lamberson and j. P. Easton.
Owatonna, Minn-Property owners of
Dodge county are seeking an Injunction
against the county commissioners to re-
strain them from issuing an order in IA
vor of a firm that collects information
concerning personal property that has
not been taxed and turns such Informal
ton over, to the county for considera-
ton. Judge Buckham has heard the ar
guments.
Princeton, Minn.-Dr. H. C. Cooney was
elected coroner of Mile Laos county in
1879. and although he qualified, left soon
Z. Tarbox a deputy. There was some
question in the minds of the county com
mlsSioners on the legality of such pro-
office vacant. After this was done the
board proceeded to appoint Dr. Nichols.
OF Milaca, to fill the vacancy.