The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-23
GUY L., late of the Third regiment.

Guy L., late of the Third regiment, U.
3: A. was forwarded to them by ex-
at o'clock p. m. The remains are ex,
pected to arrive here the 23d or oath inst.
The date of holding the funeral service
has not yet been decided upon, but it is
tuesday, the 9th inst
Pierre, S. D.-Gov. Lee has appointed
as delegates to the Trans-Mississippi con-
on April 1: William Noble, Clear Lake;
Milton Borst, Brookings; S. S. Johnson,
DeSmet; Wesley Stuart. Sturgis; John
Mar Ho, WaTtsrtoWn A Van 0sdel Mis-
Canton; William Lardner, Deadwood
Lyle, Mnn.-The Illinois Central rail-
road has commenced hauling bridge ma
terial for the Lyle & Albert Lea branch.
FIFTEEN teams have been busy transport
ing piles and timbers for the Cedar river
bridge, west of Minnereka Mr.. L. D.
Burton superintends the work.
St Cloud, Minn.-The county commits
sioners of Benton county are in session.
The question Of the new bridge across
the Mississippi at Sank Rapids viii come
new structure contemplated a heavy fill
at the west end approach to the bridge,
but it is understood that the Davidson
estate owners of the riparian rights at
that point, have served O notice on the
bridge company not to fill. An extra
span may be added as a way out Of the
Rochester, Minn-Company No. s. Uni
form Rank, Knights of Pythias. is making
arrangements to give its third annual
ball ;r which will be held in Library hall
on Tuesday evening, April IL, 1900
Bowdle. s. D.-The survey of the new
Milwaukee extensions has been finished
through to the river, and the terminus
has been plated on the Peter Couchman
ton of which was recently secured by
Harry Hunter, the promoter of that road.
Aberdeen, s. D.-Ed Williams young
farmer living near here. was seriously,
perhaps fatally, injured, by being caught
in the gearing of a feed mill. One arm
was broken twice, and he received sew
eraI bad cuts on the head, rendering him
UNCONSCIOUS. He lay on the ground sew
him.
Lamberton, Minn.-Aside from desIgnat-
to elect delegates to state and congress
sional conventions, be held in Redwood
Falls the Republican county committee
and date for. holding the third conven-
ton, at which candidates for all of the
county offices will be named.
Benson, Minn.--Next Friday will be the
last day of the winter term of school A
weeks vacation will be held before the
spring term commences. During vacation
week, Prof. Hillebee will attend meet
at St. Cloud, and will read a paper be-
fore the meeting. Some of the other Ben
son teachers are also thinking of attend
ing the meeting.
Delano. Minn.-The proposed new stage
route between Delano and Rockford will
not be so convenient as the ARRANGEMENT
which was In force some years ago The
stage will start from Rockford in the
afternoon, get the mail from the after
noon trains going east on the Great
Northern and return to Rockford at 4:45
The passenger business will be worth
very little to the contractor.
Red Wing. Minn.-The Red Wing sem
mary, q theological institution conducted
by the Hauge Norwegian Lutheran synod
has been placed in a bad position A
large number of students in the prepar-
atory department have been brought be-
fore the faculty, charged with improper
conduct, nearly a dozen being charged
with frequenting saloons Three have
been expelled and the others are still on
the carpet.
Granada, Mimi. d. Drake, of this
place, has had the misfortune to lose
the proceeds of carload of cattle, over
$S0O by the failure of a commission firm
in Chicago. He carried the check too
long, and when it was presented the
firm had failed.
Fergus Falls, Minn-Rev. C. B. Harvey
the district missionary of the Red River
presbytery, who has made his home in
this city for some years past, has been