The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-21
Charles 2lse1ae Black and a lumber dealer Of

%. lair Mlnn.-A physician of this
place has purchased an automobile for his
use IN getting about the country These
conVeyances will soon become quite COM
mon in this state.
st, Peter. Minn.-A movement is on foot
10 organize tennis club here this sum
ner' several tennis players have inter-
ested themselves in the matter, and
with the excellent material We have
ilrst-class team can be organized.
Blue Earth, Minn.-Rev. Hanscomb, of
Blue Earth; left with his family for
Rockland, Me, last Monday, exchanging
places Places with Rey F.. E. White, of that
change.
Center City, Minn.-The first meeting
o % 1ne center City Starch company, a
Center City Mian, on Tuesday. April
I, lSOo, at o'clock in the afternoon. The
lnseetlng VIII be held in the court room
Oh the court house in the village
- Carleton, Minn.-Sauntry & Cain. of
D ansl, nave purchased Paine & Co.'s
saw and planning mill at this place, and
d lie lease OF the site on which the mills
now stand can be procured The mills
years I'll &C
Lanesboro. Minn.-The I4anesboro Mill
ing company on Tuesday consulted with
representative of the MILFORD Manufac
turing company, of MINNEAPOLIS in re-
cara to remodeling their mill Work will
pe started next month, and the cost Of
$1,000. - eiiieN's VIII run up to nearly
g., LLlndstrom. Minn.-Quite a few build
LIES VIII go up this summer, some or
s Maich VIII be commenced as soon as the
later in the summer. Among a tbne otn nehs
contemplate building are Mr.. SeeIev
o Gusta al Anderson, Theodore Lindstron'
ana Ernest Akerson oiiA
LIE Sueur, Minn.-The residents 90 ~:
tHrai districts in this vicinity were eiv tea
1 1tter nrst free mail delivery this Week
b bae route nn is via St Henry. Petitions are
through Lexine tor two o. more routes, one
dnomas. Both of these routes wou1d no.
over l25 patrons. "1tu nave
se rUsoctteSter, Minn,-Ernest Eckels the
sesVenteen-year-o son Of Thomas Fnl,e eiee
OF Eyota, who was arrested e-cnels,
ot1drged with burning his fathers hnnse
again aga ai mGdg for lack of evidence, is
mTe TO his fathers barn last WadnesdaS
ne evidence is purely circumstantfaJ
r,ElInore, Minn.-The new railroad from
MONT ma, 70 ALBERT Lea, at the nearest
p epd Nv VIII De nine miles from Elmore.
hIid me nearest station to US will in ali
eerooab lllty be twelve miles awaVi Thor cil
ttote we Will not be inconyenienced an,
Sraw we new ne" road. The new towns may
Mouo "o1e .raoe from Buffalo Center
morgan Mlnn.-Holmer johnson Roher+
6arker. David Parker, Carl Otto IIi,o
Sniail' william Parker and Arthur JVohI-
f8ru attended the meeting OF the Redwood
nt
basso, Saturday, and were riob+ q. va VA
GGIlstertalned by. merchants of that nIaneS
o. u lie next meeting will be held there NAV
Lanesboro Minn.-It's VILLAGE a,oo+,o.
next There are two candidates for 49,
VI, out as yet no openly avoWed candi-
oates Tor councilmen. The present NAV
or Anton Christensen, refuses 70 sta13d
Tor reelection, and II is also nnder St1,1d
ona' couple or the present eounciimen-
are not oVer-anxious to have tine honor
thrust upon them again.
ft Iaun rapids, Minn.-Pastor w f. Gr:f-
I IL, " the congregational church. has
resigned and will go to New Jersey III
nealth is given as the cause II r Or
NO., county commissioner, has sold his
Week The new wagon bridge over The
y "les s river will be ready for use in
viii Herman ern n. Minn,-The Woodmen of this
vLiage nave voted to build a two-stnry
nan about 50x70 feet in dimensions Tbo
various committees have been appointed
NJ MAKE axe all the necessary arrangements.
apIe Tor an opera hall and the INNER
STORY Iof hall wherein to hold meet
lngs OF the fraternal organizations
is m nsi1ad MIMI I'M special school meeting
question or another month of school this
year. All those interested in school mai
'ers are requested to attend the meeting.
Cannon ,Falls-The Indians on Prai.7a
Island cut $50 cords of. wood this wintar
hawk - "a % y tolila-
News D1awson, Mime. Q. Hill and obert
from their trip to Cuba The latter
stopped In Dawson and visited with rela
tlves until Friday afternoon, when he
went on to Madison. Both gentlemen ex-
pressed themselves as being very mich
pleased with the country, but said thew
were not entirely satisfied with the WAYS
OF the people.
Long PrairIa NFi,,,o
the Spanish-American war yeterans'
camp, OF this place, arrived Saturday.
and the instituting of the camp will take
place March e. in the Woodmen hall n
b. Wood has been authorized by |' Com.
missioner Bidwell to institute the camp.
All the boys who were in the last war
are requested to join
Stanton, Minn.-At the animal nee+inor
of the Stanton Cooperative Crearaerv ~s es7
soclalon, the following named persons
were elected TO officer the organization
Fox; vice president, D. N Alderman:
secretary, James Jack; treasurer. William
Hunter; board of directors, T. Murray ].
Miller, j. Hunter, R. Ramer, William
J. Dack and E. Chord.
New Uln1, Minn.-Judge Weber granted
A. e.. Lopez and G. c. Lewis, OF Madelia,
$50, as a, reward for arresting Charles
stealing kretch & Gieseke's livery team
Attorneys IIaycraft, Bither & Haycraft
Madela, who appeared for the claimants,
will appeal from the decision, on the
grounds that the new law is void, and
will ask that his clients be given $500 as
provided for in the old law.
Montevideo, Minn.-Wednesday the
1IaVelock Creamery association purchased
of the b. f. Fargo company, of st. Paul,
a complete creamery outfit and will have
1t shipped as soon as the building is
completed. They have the ice up the
well dug, and are pushing the work to the
front as rapidly as possible. Capt. Rey-
nolds, as president, is the right man. and
every man connected with the aSSOcia-
ton Is a hustler
Redwood Falls, Minn:-A meeting Of the
fourth-class postmasters OF Redwood
county was held at the parlors of the
Commercial hotel at Redwood Falls
The meeting was not very largely at
tended, but considerable Interested was
manifested, from what we could learn
The object of the meeting was for The
mutual exchange of Ideas and to pro-
mote the advancement of the service and
ganiZation was perfected, consisting OF
the following officers: F. f. Golf, Of
Walnut Grove, was elected president;
William I<inman, of Morgan, vice presi-
secretary and treasurer William Kin
man was appointed to draft bylaws.
Fargo, N. D.-Another man explained by
letter to Judge Roberts yesterday why
there had been no return on marriage
license issued to him some months ago.
city and during the early fall he came
to Fargo and secured marriage license
to wed a young lady Of the same town
| Ship He made one sad mistake, and
to the city with him. Whether she felt
| sighted or not at his forgetfulness- Is
| not known but the young man admits
| that when he returned she was gone,