The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-29

at New Richmond.
Wabasha, Minn.-Dr w. f. Milligan re-
celVed his appointment as member of the
state board of examiners of the insane
alden Alden Minn;-Dr. L. G. Cowles sued
service in attending smallpox case
st; Cloud, Minn:-Dr. w. A. Shoemaker,
or the Normal school faculty, was chosen
county superintendent of schools vice
Pan, deceased.
Cloquet, Minn.-The Northwest Paper
company company mill is almost completed. The
been paid off and Rudolph Weyerhauser
and family have gone South.
W1nnebago City, Minn-A new iron
pTloge VIII be built at once across the
Blue Earth river at Rings Ford Another
one Is wanted at Bartlett's
Winona, Minn.-Some merchants here
say Wlnona merchants would only be re-
turning the compliment If they should
boycott the bushes institutions of La
Crosse.
Litchfield, n.-Representatives Of the
Minnesota Beet Root Sugar Company of
ST Louis Park made contracts with the
tamers near here for large acreage of
beets.
Ada, Minn.-Citizens Of Ada filed petit
ton against the removal of the seat of
norman county government from Ada to
Twin Valley, petitioned for by residents
of that place.
Madison, Wis-Leonard w. Gay was
nominated by the Republican city COM
lIIltS0 10 run LOT mayor on account OF
the withdrawal Of the regularly nominal
ed candidate.
Lamberton, Minn.-Farmers from of
Wabam and Wanda and south of letters
are bringing in wheat. This is the best
market. Lamberton will have a public
4th of July celebration.
Eden Valley, Minn.-Special election to-
day (March % for village president. 1t
Is between l.. L. Neslein and A. Sattler.
William Stewart sold his eighty-acre farm
to Timothy Sullivan for 81 400.
Lond Du Lac, Wis.-The Wafer Yeast
company, the largest outside of the trust
in the United States, was taken in by the
Yeast combine known as the Northwest
ern Yeast Company of Chicago.
Dorset, Minn.-Dorset is to have a new
postmaster IN the near future, as Jacob
some time ago. Arthur Courtney has
been recommended for the Office.
Lake Crystal, Minn.-Patrick Riley, for
mer merchant, died yesterday. He had
nYed all g, Of his life in Blue Earth county.
River Falls, Wis.-S. j. Mealey purchas-
ed River Falls Starch factory.
Rapid City, S. DAT Sturgis where a
meeting of Black Hills county school sup
erintendents was held 1t was decided to
hold a teachers institute at Rapid City,
June ) to rs These counties Will not hold
their own Institutes this year.
Waseca, Minn.-Michael Madden, nine
construction of the Winona & st. Peter
radlroad, resided thirty-three years here,
died Friday and was buried yesterday.
Aberdeen, 8. D.-Farmers in the sec
ton of country south of Groton, extend
Ing to Gem postofflce, have petitioned
the postoffice department for the estab-
l1shment of a rural free delivery and
nave forwarded the petition to Senator
lyle for presentation to the department
Grand Forks, n. D.-Gov. Smith. of
Montana, has taken the case of Joe
Hurst, sentenced to hang the end of this
month, under adyisement. The people OF
Glend1ve do not believe the governor will
interfere and are making preparations
Tor the execution.
Worthington, Minn-The opening of the
main auditorium of the new PRESBYTERIAN
church and the formal dedication of the
Whole building occurred Sunday. BY in
vltation, the M. E. church participated
IN the morning service, and the Baptist
Methodist and Congregational churches
In the evening service.
Marshall, Minn-The CONTEMPLATED inn.
proVements on the Catholic church will
cost in the neighborhood Of 1880. The
| building committee is to furnish all the
m MAJ, The, The contract for the founda-
tlon was let to Anton Genini, and the
| contract for the carpenter work was
awarded to Mr.. Heisenfeld
Hewitt, Minn.-The attorney genera,
mas ruled on the question by the village
officials. At the late town election there
| was a tie vote on license. Heretofore
| the town has been prohibition. The at.
torney general holds that tie vote is MOI
SlOStlCIl, anu the vote against license :
year ago stands until the next election.
LIE Sueur, Minn.-Mr f. Tittman. rep
resentng the St. Louis Park sugar bee,
| factory, who has been in this locality
TOT number of days, has made some ex-
| cellent contracts for the cultivation OF
the crop necessary for the production OF
sugar by them The Swedish Lutheran
church of this city will build a school
house.
Park Rapids, Minn.-Contract were let
Tor the building of the new court house
N. Z. Bachelor, La Crosse, Wis, secured
the contract for $l3,4S5 and building will
oegln as soon as the frost is out of the
ground. Pressed brick will be used and
the inside will be finished in oak The
school district has also voted faVora bly,
on building an $4,000 school house.
New Ulm, Minn.-The New Ulm brick
Inanufacturers have demand for 1000, O0C
brick, to be used in towns on the line Of
the Minneapolis 81 st. Louis Omaha ex-
tension; but unfortunately the supply is
the new road will surely be of great bene-
ut to many lines of industry that New
Ulm is engaged in besides greatly enlarg-
Ing the demand for brick
Waterville, Minn.-At their meeting on
Saturday evening the board of education
discussed the question of holding spe,
clal election to vote on the question OF
Issuing bonds to erect a new school house
Inc saw mill at the furniture factory
commenced work Monday morning, and
VIII continue for a number of weeks The
yard Is well filled up with logs. and quite
a force of men are at work The Rergee
furniture factory commenced work aeain
on Tuesday morning at the work OF
making chairs.
Willow City, N. Dat the meeting of
the business men for the purpose of or
ganizing a Business Mems association. il
was decided to meet again before making
the organization permanent. The meet
ing was called. to order, and after dis
cussing the advisability Of making the
organization permanent was decided that
the chair appoint a committee on or
ganization, and the chair appointed the
following gentlemen: George Sunberg, A
r. LizottO, L. H, Olson and J. M Wat.
SON.
Mankato Minn.-Messrs Hansing. Rue
rup and Bennett returned last evening
from Decoria, where they hunted for q
trace or the animal that is raising such
sad havoc among the hogs. From what
| the gentlemen could learn they came to
the conclusion that the animal is lynx
e. was seen Saturday morning and agar
| opinion that 1t is an old lynx, as it is
| spotted: A lynx spends the daylight
| hours in the trees, and as they are 9
) cunning animal it will prove hard ioT
| to run him down.
Fairmont, Minn.-There came near beine
a wedding in Fairmont last Wednesday
| A man came here from Grand Forks Il
marry woman with whom he had beer
| corresponding The parties had never
! met but became known through q matri
! monial advertisement. He seemed to b,
| satisfied for the first day or two, gave
| wedding day, but on the last dav h,
! weakened, boarded the train and few
| We understand that breach of proms,
! suit is likely to grow out of 1t, as tn,
! lady does not propose to be turned
down" without just cause or prov0ca
| ton.
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