The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-29
NORTHWEST NOTES.

The Catholics of Comfrey, Mimi, will
meet Sept. g. to elect permanent secre-
tary and treasurer for the church
Rome was saved by the cackling of
geese, and the house of Allen Patters
of Springfield, was discovered to be on
fire and saved through a turkeys COB
bling on the roof.
Alex. MCGOWAN, employed as a clerk
at the Gordon hotel, Austin, departed for
parts unknown Friday morning. taxing
with him $45 in cash and a gold ring
belonging to a travelling man, given him
to put in the safe for the night, also
what money was in the Office.
rr, Inc North Branch Is SCHOOLS win open on
Tuesday, Sept. 4. The teachers for the
ensuing school year are Prof. A L.
Giles, principal; Miss Minnie Rice, first
primary; Miss Jennie Magnuson, of
stark, second co I, primary, and Miss Edna
st. Johns Episcopal church, Mantor-
Vile, Dodge county, Mimi, was c0ns4-
Grated by the Ri. Rev. H. B. Whipple,
Bishop Of Minnesota, in September, 1870.
Sunday, Sept 8, the thirtieth anniversary
will be held, when Bishop Whipple will
be present to administer the apostolic
rite Of confirmation.
G. P. Carlson, of Cottonwood, went into
the cellar of his store with lamp, in
tending to repair the acetylene genera
tor, when the gas exploded, destroying
four lights in the store front and seri-
ously injuring Mr.. Carlson.
VIM. Lerschen, of Client was fined $40
each for four chickens killed out of sea-
son. Amount, with costs, SIS.
At the institution of Brainerd Lodge
No. G15, B. p. o. E., last week, the fol-
lowing officers were installed by District
Deputy Munroe: Exalted ruler. A. ].
EaISted; esteemed leading knight F. B.
Johnson; loyal knight, ]. T. sanborn;
esteemed lecturing knight, NJ J. Reilly;
secretary, F. e. Low; treasurer H D.
Treglawny; tyler, Dr. a. f. Groves; trus-
~ A Il 4
Dr.. Thabes. The exalted ruler made the
following appointments: Esquire, w. A.
al. Johnston; musician, George Grewcox;
inner guard, A. L. Mates.
The ladies of ST Paul Guild, Brainerd,
will hold a street fair Sept. 8. and s. a
feature of which will be a bur1esque or
Gus.
There will be held in New Ulm some
time during the fall or winter one of the
most unique reunions ever held in the
Northwest. What the old folks are figur-
ing on, is an old folks dance-one at
which the old orchestra of the days of
the 5Os will furnish music and the dancers
who then followed the figures of the May
Whirl will show the younger generati ton
of today the way their grandfathers and
grandmothers danced and otherwise IN
joyed themselves.
Rev. c. ]. Albrecht pastor of the Luth-
eran church, New Ulm, Installed his son.
Emanuel Albrecht, as pastor of the Luth-
eran church at Fairfax. Rev. K F..
Schulze preached the ordination sermon.
George G. Mill, Frank Sykora and R. J.
Watson, of Litchfield, were each fined 500
and costs for killing game out of sea
son. The case has been appealed
Rev and Mrs. L. w Gullstrom, of Val
ley City, were recipients of a surprise
party by their friends, who presented
them with a rocking chair and couch.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
S. j. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Heigg,
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Carlson, Mr. and
Mrs w F. Duvall, Miss Ida Johnson Mrs.
N. P. Nelson and Robert Anderson.
A young man named William Harrison,
took young woman of Valley City for
a drive against her parents wishes. Upon
his return, the mother of the girl, Mrs.
Eagles, went to the buggy to remOn-
strate, when she says Harrison took a
shot at her with a revolver. On the other
hand, Harrison claims that the old folks;
fired at him. The courts will have to
make a decision.
Archibald McCollum, the old and we'll
6 X rs. saw mill proprietor Of Decoria,
paralysis for five years past
The resignation of Rev. z. P. Leach.
pastor of the Baptist church. Rochester,
mas Eeen accepted, and is, Will preach his
he goes to Sioux Falls, S D., where he
has been called by the Baptist cnngrega
ton Of that city.
Jacob Born, a well known and highly
respected resident of Lime town. fell
from an apple tree to the ground, a dis
lance of nine feet late Saturday after
noon, and sustained serious and painful
are broken.
Andrew Roshek, of Winona, met with q
peculiar accident. He dropped a IS bill
into tank of mortar, and in Stcopine
over to recover it fell into the mortar
which got up his mouth and nose, and
for time threatened to suffocate him.
The first county chain gang in the MIS-
tory Oh St Louis county put in ten hours
OF hard work last Thursday under The
new 4arrangement made by. the board OF
county commissioners, by which the coull-
" prisoners eligible to hard labor are ia
sheriff. - N-4S
The following officers of Olive Branch
Lodge NO. 90. Rebekahs, Hastings. wee
insH He'd on Wednesday by c. F. Beltz
?. G.: n. g., Clara Robinson; V. G.. Nav
Sad%,eni recording secretary, Marie l.
treasurer, E. H. Grey: r S to Il. g.
Emma Hindmarsh; l.. S. to N. G, Hattie
Cecil; warden, Cecilia Anderson; conduc.
tor, Annie Hetherington; o G., Josephine
Iruax; l. g., Emma Ruff. R. S. to Y. G.
Sarah Elliott; L. S. to V. G. Frances I,
Beltz; chaplain, Martha LemeIi.
The M. e. church, Aitkin, in recogni-
tlon OF the worth of their pastor Rev
cooper, has raised his salary 500 for the
coming year.
The following officers were elected by
the Rush City w. C. T. u: President
Mrs. A. Peers; vice president. Mrs. S g
Johnson; treasurer, Mrs. Marten; core.
spending secretary, Mrs. w. G. HOOPS,
recording secretary, Miss Inez Gibson.
The soldiers picnic held at the park
Worthington, Wednesday, was perfect
success. There were seyenty-five per.
sons that partook of bountiful dinner
prepared by the ladies'.
Capt. w. w. Wright and his wife, Of
st. Cloud. if they are spared until the
Sth day of September, will celebrate tn,
fiftieth year Of their marriage.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the or.
ganization of the First Baptist Church
of rxraC OH Cd