The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-27
NORTHWEST NOTES.

The announcement that the Norwegian
missionaries to China had escaped to
Shanghai, as announced by cable, Mon
day. looks like miraculous deliverance,
as they had to travel nearly one-th1 d Of
the distance from Fan-Ch eng, 600 miles,
in row boats. There are eleven in the
party, as follows; Rev. and Mrs. IN.
Himle and two children; Rev and Mrs.
r. o. Void and child; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. landau, Miss Hodnefjeld, and DR..
l. NJ J. Hotvedt The gentlemen men
toned are all graduates of the Red Wing
seminary.
An interesting article on Mr.. w. J.
Bryan and another on Mr.. Adlai E.
Stevenson will be among the features in
the C o b e Sunday. If you are friends
or admirers of these gentlemen, you VIII
enjoy reading these articles. But don
wait till Sunday to order your p5r<r;
that may be too late. Tell your news
dealer today or send your order to the
| office.
At the annual election of officers of Di-
vision No. 1, A o. H, at Faribault, the
following were elected: ]. P. Kennedy,
president; w J. Murphy, vice president
| D. w Comford, recording secretary; r.
| O'Keefe, treasurer; T. j. Coughlin, SER
| geant-at-arms; P. Finn, sentinel
The Southern Minnesota Methodist So
| ciety will meet In annual session in Wi
mona on Thursday, Aug. 2. The visitors
| will be entertained while here by the
| Winona county Medical association. DR..
]. H Adair, of Owatonna, is the presi-
dent and DIR. w. T. Adams is the secre-
tary and treasurer.
George D. Hamilton. John K. West,
John A. league and E. F. Harris, tax
payers of the village of Detroit, Becker
county, have taken initatory steps to
installation by the municipality OF a
rival electric light plant in that village.
Those present at the special meet
ing of the Winona Presbytery were:
NJ I,,-I ;o1I - Do lnIY
L. H. Hayenga of Winona, Rev. d. A.
Tawney of Claremont, Rev. ]. AinsDe of
Washington, Rev. r. M. Mcleod of Kas-
son, and Rev. R. Kremers of Rushford.
John Brill, who was one of the early
settlers in Jamestown, s. D.. died on the
22d at the age of 90. He and two of his
daughters, Mrs. John McGinnis and Mrs.
Henry Griffin, We're three of the eight
persons who organized the Presbyterian
church in jamestown, in 1879.
Last Sunday. the new German Lutheran
church at Fairmont was formally dedi-
Gated. At 10 o'clock a. m. Rev. ]. H.
well sermon in the old building, after
which Rev. Kuhn, of Chicago, preached
the dedication sermon.
Students at the summer school, Winona,
day morning. delivered by F. V Inger-
SOIL of New York, and State Summer
School Inspector LATE Bliss. superin-
tendent Of the Waseca public schools
L ne REMAINS OF Jessie Barlow, which
will reach Sioux Falls from San Francis
CO Saturday, will be laid to rest with
the honors due soldier, under the di-
rection of the Sioux Falls command of
the Spanish-Ameriean war veterans
Prof. c. w. Hall, of the state univers-
tty, Minneapolis, will deliver a series of
two lectures on the geography Of Min
nesota before the Teachers Summer
Training school, Red Wing next Monday
afternoon and evening.
The farmers in the towns of Lafayette
Arson and Sigel, Wis, are having many
sheep killed by wolves, which are very
numerous. For period of fifteen years
wolves were not known to exist in that
vicinity.
The official board of the First M. e.
church of Sioux Falls unanimously re-
quested that Dr. w. H Jordan be re-
will be the sixth year of DR.. Jordan's
pastorate.
Diligent search was being made
Wednesday last in the vicinity of Ibl:n
for Bjorne Hendrickson, an insane man.
who had left his home and was in hiding
somewhere in the fields in that vicinity.
Owing to ill-health Dr. L. H. Bunnell,
of Winona, will be unable to attend the
Battle Island assembly to be held at
Victory, Wis, Aug. II and IS, at which
he has been invited to give an address
About eighty guests were present at a
dancing party given by Misses Gladys
Houseman, Lillian Goetz, Lucy Wohl-
heter and Lydia Ward at Houseman's
hall, on the 18th, at Fairmont
At a banquet enjoyed by the former
members of Company e, given at Vino
ma, Saturday evening, Martin Daszkowski