The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-14
NORTHWEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

Hudson, Wis.-The st. Croix Agri-
cultural society has been asked to change
the place for holding the county fair, be-
cause OF the burning Of the buildings at
Hudson.
Chippewa Falls, Wis.-James Sullivan.
who has the contract for building the
cannery in this city. fell a distance of
thirty feet while at work on the building
Yesterday, receiving injuries which may
prove fatal
Arlington, S. D-Grandpa Hoffman,
aged eight-six years, fell down stairs
at the home of his son and broke his
neck. His aged wife and large family
Of grown up children survive him.
Bemidji, Minn.-Auditor Dunn has an
state lands to be held in Eemidji, Satur-
day, Jan. ., at which time large
amount of valuable pine, tamarack,
cedar and spruce will be disposed Of
Two Harbors, Minn-Nels Nelson. q
resident of this place, froze to death yes
terday morning at camp near High
land. 1t is thought he was under the in
fuence of liquor and laid down to sleep.
He was single and had a brother at rs
Artesian avenue. Chicago.
Fort Dodge. Io.-J. G. Butt, farmer
living near Tara, just south of this city,
was attacked by an infuriated bull While
feeding his stock, tossed In the air and
the intervention of his twelve-year-o76
son, who came to the rescue with a pitch
fork.
Grand Forks. N. DIV. c. Trimble, a
brakeman. formerly of st. Paul, was
was working beneath the train with thS
air brakes in the Church's Ferry yards.
The train started up and he was thrown
benea tn the wheels Both legs were cut
off and ne died almost instantly.
Grand Rapids. Minn.-William Belts
was brought in from Prince Brothers
logging camp, on Prairie river, late last
night, suffering from bad cut in the
left foot. He was swapping out log
glng road when his ak slipped. striking
his ankle and inflicting a very painful,
though not dangerous wound.
Brainerd, Minn.-Charles Kaeracter
who committed suicide in PniladelpIlia
had made this city his home for several
years. He had been foreman at Cross
Lake for several seasons He mad form
ed a partnership with Parker Waite last
fall. but went on prolonged spree and
issued checks until Mr.. Waite stopped
payment and dissolved the partnership.
Fairmont, Minn.-Hazel, the seven-year-
old daughter of w. w. Ward, manager
of the telephone company. is dead Of
four days. A sad feature of the case is
that the mother is now on her way across
the Atlantic on visit to relatives in
tracted the malady in Jackson.
Winona Minn.-1he students in the
Winona high school have decided to hold
the annual reunion on Friday evening,
Dec. q, at Philharmonic hall The ads
dress of welcome will be made by
Herbert Kline, president of the class
OF 1871. and the response will be by Miss
Meo Noble, president of the class of 1906.
A one-act farce, will be presented, and
the remainder of the evening devoted to
dancing.
Fargo, N. On. D. Gagnier, formerly
editor of a Pembina county, paper and a
well known printer, is suing the city for
81. coo damages for injuries sustained while
riding q bicycle on defective sidewalk
cycling on the Sidewalks of certain streets
in the business portion of the city and
along the paved streets in the residence
on the sidewalks along the unpaved resi-.
dence streets, where Gagnier's injuries
were sustained.