The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-11
NORTHWEST NOTES.

the German NJ preae an are co o6ffeneng
at at, Red Wing: Rev; =. q, Young, pre-
eidlng elder st Pau district of the North
Rev. c. Schoenheiter, Pamela, Mimi: Rev.
II. ]. Hobert, Woodbury., MINI: Rev
Daniel e. Pfsff: Lake City; Rev j. 9. Pfef-
Paul; Rev. G. F. Blurne, Winona: Prof
w. F. Ffnke, St Paul Park: Rev II
Clement. Rochester; Rev. 3. T. Funk,
G. Raihle, Chippewa Falls Wis: Rev
T. ]: Wiegand, Mennonite. Wis. Rev. n.
Potthof, ST.. Paul
The Scandinavian Benevolent Society
of Red Wing have elected the following
o1ncers: President, u. P. Patterson: vice
president, Martin Johnson secretary. n
a. Johnson; corresponding secretary, G.
aid committee, John Hage. John Blad.
Andrew Swanson, Erick johnson. Ole
Thompson and c.. A. Isaacson; janitors,
Frank Anderson, August Swanson and q
A. Bloom; examining COMMITTEES. r p
Patterson, Andrew Nelson and A. J.
Frenn.
Congressman ,McCleary appeared be-
fore a large audience at the opera house
st. James, Wednesday evening and lee,
turend on the subject: Cur CONSTITUTION.
It's Origin and Meaning" The lecture was
school.
The county board of equalization raised
the assessment on goods and merchandise
IN the city of Red Wing $35. 600. or
raise of about SO per cent.
The Red Wing normal college will omen
Tor the fall term Monday, Sept g.
Father Cleary, of Minneapolis, delivered
his celebrated lecture on the passion
Play, at Belle Creek. Monday evening
to a large audience. Last Sunday even
Falls
Another long time and highly respect
ed resident of Blue Earth was gathered
to his fathers when w. S. H. Smith
passed. away on Sunday, the 9Th. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev.
Fred White. A touching feature OF the
funeral Iln service was the singing by Mrs.
A. Noonan and Mr.. Fred Jackson. The
bearers were: Alex Anderson, H A.
Eaunce, Samuel Clark, L. Stiles, c. b.
rankin and j. G: Hamlin. The deceas-
ed was born in Sidney, Hastings county,
Ontario, in 1885.
The presiding elder of the ST. Paul dis
tr1ct, Rev. r. r. Plantikow, has appoint-
ed Rev A; label, Of Cherry Grove, Mimi,
to take charge of the Faribault circuit
of the Evangelical church.
The Review says-that the wheat WELD
OF Blue Earth county will aggregate l.
10000 bushels, and that it represents
value to the farmers of $500, co.,
William Fitzgerald, a highly respeo> ed
resident Of Belle Plaine,, died Wednes y,
the 9Th. The funeral which took pT.,ce
on the 10th, was attended by the A o.
body, W 'e'--'ft' : TESTERS IN a
Friday the, Sd, two masked men ap-
preached the homestead of Farmer Peck
nam, who lives near Kendallville, Just
across the line into Howard county. After
Tying Mr.. Feckham, his wife, father and
h1red man, they went through the mousse
and secured Sis and three gold watches.
The thieves have not been apprehended
The st. Peter school board has elected
OffiparSs- NJ III
6trom; treasurer, G.. AInundson: secre-
tary, Charles Hensel.
The following officers have been elected
py the Perham school board: L. E.
Dawson, president; Fred L. Weber,
clerk; j. b. Drahmann, treasurer
tuesday afternoon two young men of
London township, Jerry Rabbits and
Eddie SchIadle, weres arrested, charged
with violation OF the state game law.
Mrs. III. A. Brown, of Brownsville, wife
OF the founder of the village, who sur
wives her, died on the 7th
There is a genuine smallpox scare in
y, Westford township, A man who recent
down with the dread disease about three
miles from Truman. The town board
has thoroughly quarantined.
word has been received Of the death
Westphalia. Prussia. Mr. and Mrs. Bent
field started for ENGLAND the latter part
or May. The remains were inferred at
WeStphalia.
A district convention of the Degree of
Honor will be held in Brainerd on Tues
day, Aug. Il. The district includes lodges
at Wadena, Perham, Staples, Henning,
Brownton, Brainerd, Little Fails and
Royalton.
elected officers as follows: President,
John Kerich; vice president. Fred Valen-
tine; recording secretary, j. ]. Gross;
financial secretary John Billstein; treas
l.. nun .Iaal
Laugerbauer; banner carrier, Antony
Kelich; sentinel Carl Ehman; physician,
DR.. Dumont.
The ladies of the Catholic Foresters,
ing to Mrs. Con. Callahan on the occa-
sion of her removing with her family
to st. Louis Park.
j. H. Whitmer, of Fairfax, says his
crops should be secured in the most
scientific manner, as he has one preacher,
one professor and one university stu
dent doing the work.
F.. A. Determan and Mr. Coles, of
Sank Rapids, went to B g Watab lake last
Thursday evening and remained at the
lake until Saturday night, bringing back
with them eighty fine black bass
The Sank Rapids school board has or
gained, with the following officers: Pres
ident, E. W. Mayman; treasurer W. l..
Nieman; secretary, T. F. Hennessy.
One thousand two hundred dollars has
been raised for premiums and attrac-
tons for a four-day street fair to be
held at Groton some time in the near
future.
The Epworth League Of Vernon Center
will give an entertainment in the M. E.
church Aug. IA.
Mr. and Mrs H. J. Wolff, of Hanover,
entertained a number of guests at their
home last Sunday The following were
present: Mrs. f. NJ Schmidt, Mr.. M F.
Dresslar, Minneapolis: Miss P. A. Hect-
man, Osseo; Mr. and Mrs. G.. Oswald,
! n oh CrA
wood, and Mr.. and Mrs. Diethert, Han
over.