The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-19
NORTHWEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

New Ulm-,Ludwig Gansl2e, farmer re-
sizing IN the town of Sigel, was killed
BY being kicked by horse Monday4morn-
Ing. He died inside Of an hour
Avoca-O. T. OLSON, who has resided
mere for the past eleven years, has dis
posed OF all of his property and will leave
Tor Sweden tonight, where his wife and
daughter reside. 500
Brainerd-Dr. ]. A. Thabes and Miss
Daisy BadeauX were married on Monday
evening at the residence of the bride
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Badeaux,
In East Brainerd.
st. Cloud-Four candidates were intro
duced to the mysteries of Elkdom Friday
night at the meeting Of the local lodge.
These were DR.. Brigham, Frank Brig
ham, A. A. Wright and Charles +.
Wheeler.
New Ulm-3-Andrew Roesch, a Lafay-
cite farmer living three and a half miles
from here, fell from the top platform
OF windmill to the groupd--7a distance Of
with a scalp wound and slight bruises
about the body. 49, 4 T4
st. Cloud-The marriage Of Mr.. John
j. Boobar to Miss -Letta. Frances Smith,
take place In that city Dec. TO- Mr.. Boor-
bar was formerly a resident of this city,
until made private secretary to Con-
gresham Morris.
Winona-Rev Henri -Gelan, the pastor
Of. the First German Baptist church of
this city, has resigned his passionate here
to accept that of the church at Arnprior,
Ontario, Canada: He will preach his
farewell sermon here on the last Sunday
In this month, Nov. 25, and will assume
the duties Of his new pastorate on Dec. l.
Cass Lake-The new Elston hotel which
has just been erected at a cost Of SIT, COO
will be formally opened to the public on
Dec. IL when the banquet will be given
will be given by the proprietors. Mr.. Ell
ston has secured the Grand Forks, N
D., orchestra, and is also making an eff
OFT n q of
ent. 7oa H-l,f
New UIm-Frlends of Conductor
Hughes of the Northwestern line, who
was injured in a railway collision al
to learn that it has been necessary fol-
him to undergo an operation to relieve
him of an injury received in the wreck
The conductor was more seriously injur-
thought at the time of the collision. The
present injury is to his shoulder.
Fergus Falls--Arthlr Huseby, the IL
year old son of 4. o. .HEusbey,, of this city
suffered q painful accident last Sunday
| While on a visit with Arnt Husbay OF
Dane Prairie, he was attacked by a vic
ious dog belonging to one of the neigh
! bors, Thos. Twete. Before the boy was
rescued the dog had bitten the boys right
! forefinger off at the first Joint The boy
was taken TO a doctor and the wound
dressed while the dog was shot the SAM
night.
Brainerd-Seven fawns were initiated in
to the mysteries of Elkdom at the regular
session of Brainerd Lodge No. Gas, B
P. O. E., on Thursday evening. Twelve
applications for membership We're. receiv
ed at this session. The annual memOri
al exercises of Brainerd lodge will bt
held in Gardner hall on Sunday after
noon, Dec. 2, to which the public will bc
/ invited Rev. r. j. Mooney, who is
member of the order, will deliver the
/ memorial address.
| Wadena--The many friends of Clerk o
! Court NOrthfoss, who has been at tn.
AShbury hospital In Minneapolis for sew
! eral weeks to be treated by DR.. Jones
! the celebrated specialist on brain AM
nervous diseases, will be very sorry t.
| learn that DR.. Jones writes that he cal
do nothing for him. Several months ag,
! Mr.. Northfoss had a stroke of paralysi
and since then his brain has been eff
fected. Mr.. Northfoss will be brough
| home as soon as. possible.
Goodhue Enterprise-The marriage ceI
emory which was conducted at the Gel
man Lutheran church by Rev. Hindere
! Thursday has taken from the realms c
single blessedness two Of Goodhue's mos
popular and estimable young people an
caused them to assume the responsible
opportunities afforded in q happy MARI
age. The contracting parties are job
SheIstad and Miss Annie Behrens.
reception was given on Friday eYenin
at Anderson's hall. Health and happ
ness, success only, are what their man
friends hope will comprise their lives.
Lake City-It is probable that ice boa
ing on Lake Pepln VIII be more popule
| this winter than ever.