The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-14

| $600 '-'-00'
| St Vincent, Minn-Nine persons have
peen caught on the reservation out east
gus Jail waiting trial. A canvass has not
peen made of those who have escaped
| being caught
Rushford. Minn.-Thls will be han
ier year III Rushrord. Preparation is be-
ing made to observe Memorial dav in a
nttlng manner and also to celebrate Julv
III a way that will outshine all pre-
vious attempts of that kind in this part
of the state E'-
Jasper, Mimi. H. and Peter Manion
expect to return to the Cape Nome dis
1Ilct TINS spring with their brother
Ihomas, VINO has spent nearly two years
IN Alaska. Thomas owns several fine
claims at Cape Nome. and the boys will
April. VI
Collegeville, Minn.-The BODY Of the
E 5tte faeher Lambert, who died at Pueblo,
COL on the Sth inst, was brought to
st: johns, arriving at .ColIegevilie last
night The burial took place at / O'Clock,
services services, being conducted by the Rt Rev
Dell Rapids, S. D-The resignation or
d. e; Ward as city auditor was pre-
scented to the council, and, on motion.
the resignation was accepted. The mayor
appointed Albert HoIton as city auditor
for the balance Of the year, or until Nav
l. 1900, and, on motion, the appointment
was duly confirmed.
Larimore, N. D.-The ladies of st.
Johns guild are contemplating giving a
musicale directly after Lent. the bro
ceeds to be used toward the debt on
me me rectory; The affair will be held in
high class. Some prominent Grand Forks
talent will assist.
Preston, Minn.-The old German In
theIan church at Wykoff was burned to
the ground saturday and the magnificent
new church close by was saved ONLY with
great effort. The building had been used
dor school purposes the day previous,
and It is thought that a detective flue
was the cause of the connagration
Larimore, N. D.-Mrs. Flora Naylor has
returned from Washington, D. c., where
she went as a delegate to the National
Woman's Suffrage association. She re-
ports a very beneficial time, and returns
with renewed zeal to push forward the
work in North Dakota. Mrs. Naylor is
getting up some very interesting articles
on suffrage that will be published short
ly by some of the leading papers in the
state.
Rushford Minn-There is a move on
foot among the Woodmen and Masons of
this city to form stock company and
erect large brick block to be used as
rooms and banqueting hall for their
respective societies. 1t is rumored that
Hon. G: G. Stevens has offered TO do
nate a lot 50X100 feet on the site of tEA
old postotfice building, and 1t is thought
that the other members Of these societies
will readily subscribe the amount nee
Jasper, Minnie. e. Hart. who for the
past number of years has been editor of
the Pipestone Daily and Weekly Star.
this week retired from the paper, and
has gone East to join j. e. George i'm
the management of the Georgia Colored
Minstrel company The Star will con-
tinue to twinkle under the management
of the veteran newspaper man l. L-Hart.
who will be assisted by his son Ralph
Huron, S. D.-County Treasurer Mahaf-
~ says Beadle county had no money
In the Bank of Hitchcock, which was
burned Friday night and It's safe robbed
of something like $1,000 The county has
had no funds in any bank in that city
for several months. The rumor that the
county lost $3.50 is not true.
Sioux Falls, s. DIG. S. Wallrath, who
was arrested in Bookings county several
months ago, has brought suit for $4,000
damages for false arrest and malicious
prosecution. The suit is against Brook
ings county officials. Wallrath is said to
have had connection with the steel range
gang that was transacting business in
this state.