The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-21
NORTHWEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mitchell, S. D.-Hon M G. Preston,
one Of the candidates for the United
States senate, is still confined to his
home by sickness.
Red Wing, Minn.-The 4spworth League
of the First NJ E. church will celebrat tie
the burning of the mortgage at the
parsonage Friday evening.
Red Wing, Minn-The remodeling of
the Presbyterian church has been COM
pIeted at a cost of $4,000 The interior
of the church is very beautiful
Motley, Minn.-The remains of Charles
Ward the barber w no was burned to
day night. arrived here today for burial
Motley was his former home and his
family has been living here for the past
few months. a45
and gambling devices has, been instituted
by tie authorities. All places where
gambling is believed to nave been carried
Oh i've ben ciost1. re new orders
are very strict. Playing cards or throw
ing dice for cigars no longer is permitted.
LIE Sueur. Minn.-A Christmas club has
been organized by a number of LIE Sueur
young women. The club meets once
week at the homes of the members for
the purpose of making Christmas pres
ents While the young women busy them
selves with their work one of their num-
Der reads aoud.
Pierre; $; D-sh her Housh is here
papers for n. f. Wtcher Wv who IS Want aiTH
ed at that place for grand larceny
Witcher is under arrest here on a charge
OF burglary and there may be ques-
ton about allowing him to go.
Lead, S. D.-Charles Dietrich, the new
ly elected governor of Nebraska, has u
history in the Black Hills Old timers
remember him, and they have a good
many interesting stories which they re-
late of his early life among the mount
aims of the Black Hills.
Marshffeld, VISA double murder may
be brought to light from Investigations
now being made over the mysterious
disappearance of Mr.. and Mrs William
Kluecke, an aged couple living on a
farm near Spencer, in Marathon coun-
ty.
LIE Sueur. Mimi w. Crane was
brought from Owatonna charged with
violating the state health laws He
pleaded not guilty and gave $500 bonds
to appear for trial. He is a deacon in
the Christian Catholic church, and was
here to LAY hands" on Mabel Hobein.
who died of diphtheria.
Pierre. S. D,-Articles of incorporation
We're filed for the Social Union club,
at Flandreau. Trustees: Ray Calendar,
Frank Chairman and Charles Bates For
the New State Smelting and Refining
company, at Pierre, with a capital of
Terhune, S. L. Boggs. D: H. Twombley.
H. M. Sterud and L. M. Jones'
Eau Claire. Wis.-Sheriff Chrisler ar
rived from MenOmonie yesterday with a
young man giving INe name or FRANK
Brown and claiming st. Paul as his
home, who is suspected of the murderous
assault on w. c. Johnson last night He
protests his innocence, but has been lock-
ed up. The sheriff went on to Fall Creek,
where another suspect has been arrested.
Faribault, Minn.-The fall term Of the
district court is finished, the jury cases
having all been disposed of. Simon
Tetrault who broke open the safe in
the Office of the Farlbault Roller Mill
company. pleaded guilty to the charge of
grand larceny in the second degree, and
was given four years. sentence in Still
water. Henry PlantZy of NOrthfield
plead guilty to the charge of stealing a
bicycle and was sentenced to serve thirty
days in the county Jail
Mankato, Minn.-Charles Roehr of Min
neapolis has served papers on the citi-
zens, lecture course committee, attaehin :
a $3.50 guarantee at the Central Lyceun
Bureau of Rochester. N, Y. Roehr IS
acting for Ruth Anderson of Minneapolis,
violinist, who claims a breach of con :
tract and has commenced an action to re-
cover $1,000 damages. Attachments are
being made wherever the company APP
pears.
st. Cloud, Minn-David McGeorge, a
Great Northern fireman running be-
tween st. Cloud and Willmar has small
p oX acc0rdlng to the diagnosis Of the
family physieiq2In, a local health officer,
board Of health. He has been sick sever
al days in the midst Of a large family
including several children of his sister.
He will be isolated and both houses put
in quarantine. The case is of mild form
st. Cloud Mnn.-St. Cloud Lodge, Or
der of Sons of Hermann, was the scene
of an unusually interesting gathering
last evening: at which time several Of
the state officers were present. Including
President William Foelson, Of St. Paul;
Vice President Frank Noethen, Of Min
neapo1is, and Secretary Herman Circle
of the same city. Matters of great i'm
portance to the order We're discussed
and a large class initiated. The visitors,
who returned to their homes this morn
ing, were given very cordial recep-
ton.