The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-30
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Kate Flanagan, Lucy Won Rohr and
Florence Robb.
AT the school meeting held at Long
Prairie on the 21st A. J. Merickel was
elected as one of the trustees in place of
| Mr.. Kap.
O.. G. Brunius was reelected director
at the Carver annual school meeting
DR.. Clough addressed the Teachers in
sstitute, Madison, Thursday, the 18TH on
the subject of Psychology"
a team of fifteen golf PLAYERS left
Fargo on the 18th, to play at the tourna-
ment at Winnipeg.
The Firemen's Relief association. Du-
Iqth will receive 81 SS5.51 as their share on
the state tax of the fire insurance pre-
mlums OF this city for the last year
1t was the consensus of opinion of a
gathering of the temperance party in
Fargo, July "a. that the Republican and
Independent Democratic parties had for
INFLATED platforms which were more in
accord with the wishes of the temper
ance element than had been expected
would be the case.
1t was estimated that $4,000 persons
We're present at the inauguration of the
Winnipeg fair by Lord Mimic.
President Worst and Prof. Laid, of the
agricultural college, Fargo went to
cakes on the 9th to attend mass meet
ing to be held there in the interest of a
beet. sugar factory. 't 5TtS 20
A Is to l picnic party was the attrac-
ton at Lansing last Saturday-16 single
and married lady. all of Austin, COM
prtSed the party. a..f7
The seventy-second birthday of Mrs.
William Close, Faribault, was celebrated
by a gathering of her friends of pioneer
DAYS. The party comprised Mesdames
Mary Brewer. Minerva StowaH G. s.
Chase, p. L.. Wood, Lucia A Hicks, Syl-
via j.. Woodruff and G.. d. Beebe The
eldest Of the ladies is eighty-six, and the
youngest siXty-one.
The various fraternal orders in Fart
bault purpose holding a carnival this
summer, to which end a permanent or
ganlza ton has been formed, with the fol-
lowing officers: Chairman, George L..
Smith; secretary, p. II. White; treasurer.
S. f. Donaldson.
Charles V. Everett. Charles w Mead
and Frank Isham, of Redwood Falls. have
peen appointed appraisers for the con-
oemnauon OF all the land needed for the
overflow that will be caused by the
construction of the dam.
At the Redwood Falls school meeting.
held last Saturday, W. F. Dickinson and
N. V. r. Hunter were reelected trustees
A. c. Won Praag. grand master of the
independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Minnesota, will address the members of
the fraternity at Redwood Falls on the
evening of the 2Sth
Mrs P. M ToreH was elected over p
M; Sohlberg as director at the Cambridge
school meeting last Saturday.
Il. O'Connor and w. H. Gold were re-
elected directors, and William Goetz was
nual school meeting at Renviile last sat
urday.
AT the ANIMAL school meeting, held at
New Vim saturday evening. DR.. c. r.
WeIser ana Z. " A. Krook were elected
as members of the board of education.
New Ulm Lodge No SO, I. o. o. F.
installed the following officers last week
N. e., William Radke; V. c., Fred Meile;
Frank friedman: trustee, P. Herrian |:
guardian, Christ Book; warden William
Gebser.
At the annual school meeting for the
4R SIil school district of Granite
llson and w. e. Thompson were elected
directors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Holteen cele-
Drated their silver wedding at their home
IN Oshawa Saturday last
M. Wahlstrom and c. Amundson u,aro
reelected members of the board of edu
cation of st. Peter at the annual school
meeting.
,a At the sH +,, school meeting in New Rich
Iano saturday night p o. Sunde and
Benz. f. McGregor were elected off1c esIu
OF the school board for a term of thres
years and }. b. Hunt for a term of two
The Winona general hospital has a,eot
ca the following officers: President. g M
foumans; vice president D. b PrifoharJ:
secretary, r. E. Tearse; treasurer, S. t.
The Austin Y. M. c. A. entertainment
committee. who have charge of the en-.
tertanment course to be given this win
i fer CONSISTS Wt S Of Mesdames r. W Will
Bartlett and Miss Jennie Tearse. '"
Meyer Winter will be prosecuted NV
t Sne United ted States government at Cham
c cettaln rIF purchasing from the Indians
b1 The w gnTarn nad been given to them
poses. Pur-
~ On Wednesday, Aug. 1. will take place
b fne formal a dedication of the new and
hospital at st. Cloud. completed IN Ma
aand recently occupied by the Sisters ~
st Benedict. The service attending this
g pt Will ,i pc under the direction Of the
Rt ReV. Bishop Trobec, Of st. Cloud.
The following officers of the I1rc,,a
Lodge Of Rebekahs, St Cloud, were ina
s pinh Wednesday evening by Miss
An 1Enarf aedlu1 lane E. Tomlinsons N. G.;
secretary; Mary Kron, treasurer f EiSe5
Osborn, conductor; Clara Kuhn. wardan |!
AAgnes Alexander, chaplain; Nettie Nc.
NNregor' r. 9; n; e; Lyra Long, L. s..
Robertson, /. 6. GU
Belle Creek Lodge No. s1s, I. O. q. n
elected the following officers Saturday:
Ne eIson V chTend 5em;o C. T.: Miss Sarah
Louis c. Peterson, chaplain; Pearl War.
wick, secretary; Levi Peterson. assistant
Sf err John Wolfe financial score
son. marshall Miss Irene schwieser. den den
uty marshal; Chester Peterson r,rerEE .
Carl Bargain, sentinel
MRS Mary Jones, of Red Wing. enter
Wednesday afternoon in honor o fii Mrs
a. r. Boxrud and Mrs. q. D. Haskins. OF
Salt Lake City. "a
At the LIE Sueur school election satur-
Bay EsvSIiiing y. y. .. Cosgrove and John
selveS 1nem-