The Saint Paul globe., 1901-02-16
NORTHWEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

Rock Valley, 1o-Burglars raidcd the
only restaurant in this place and carried
off everything that was not nailed down.
Kenyon: Minn-Petitions are being cir
cula ted for five rural deliveries with
Kenyon as center.
Rushford, Minn.-Mrs John Mohan,
aged about sixty, dropped dead, suppos-
edly from heart disease.
DUBUQUE, Io;-Fire at Hopkinton de-
stroyed y. D. Waters livery stable and
eighteen horses perished.
Smith Emerson, of Oak Center, ter ceie@ csfs.
brated their golden wedding.
Cedar Falls. Io.-The corner stone OF
the Western Union college was laid, the
address being by Bishop Dubs, of CHI
cago.
Whitewater, Wis.-Ex-state Senator
Thompson r. Wicks, 9 prominent law
Yer, died from heart trouble, aged sixty
eight years.
Hutchinson, Minn.-Emil Keisler shot
himself. He leaves a wife, four children.
mother and three brothers. Ill health
Eden Valley, Minn.-The first case of
smallpox near the village is at the house
Of G; McAlorn, seven miles south. The
family is quarantined.
Butterfield, Minn.-A telegram an
nounces that Mrs. c. N. Sonnesyn died
at Redlands Cal, Sunday, where she
went for change of climate.
Osceola, Wis,-L:, ]. Brown, wife and
town OF Luck, have been taken 10 the
state nome fer the feeble minded.
Red Wing, Minn-The faculty of the
Red Wing seminary gave a reception to
the students. An informal Lincoln lay
programme was one of the features.
Sioux City, Io-The Iowa Master
Plumbers association adjourned its
twelfth annual session here, after elect
ing John +. Gearel, of Sioux City, pres
ident.
Ta,,oc,,;11o W.; To1, 11o1>7,i,c ga
Mabel Pope, inmates of the county in
sane asylum, eloped from the Institution
and went to Rockford, ILL.,, where they
We're married. They returned to the asy-
lunl.
Osecola, Wis.-L. ]. Brown, his wife
and two daughters, cocaine fiends of the
town of Luck, were taken to the home of
the feeble mirded at Mendoza. The
father and mother are hot expected 10
live.
Helena, acknowledgement Daily, widow
of Marcus DAILY, is the chief stocknol1er
in the DAILY Bank & Trust company,
chartered here to take up the banking
business Of her late husband in Butte
and Anaconda.
little Falls, Minn.-Tim Tracy, a resi-
dent of Randall, who was committed to
the Fergus Falls asylum about two years
ago, escaped from the authorities of mat
institution about Jan. 20, and walked all
the way home.
Dubuque, Io.-The Iowa Retail Hard
ware Dealers association opened its
third convention here with 200 dele Ntes
from all parts o. the state. Reports
show that last year was highly pros
porous one to the trade.
St James, Minn.-M. K. Armstrong has
decided the school board five lots ON the
north side as a site for the new school
building. The board, not deeming this
sufficient ground, has purchased from
Mr.. Armstrong tie remainder of the
block.
many years deputy county treasurer, has
been appointed clerk and accountant OF
the committee named by the legislature
to investigate charges made by eX-Gov.
Lee against certain managers of state
institutions.
Cedar Falls, Io.-The Cedar Falls
Rapid Transit company has about COM
pleted arrangements for the extension
other points in this and Grundy counties
The company expended 5000, 600 the past
year in improvements in this city, build
ing line around the city and taking in
the state normal school.
Fergus Falls, Minn.-WinfieId Sherman
of the hospital force. left for New York
and Boston today with three insane men,
two of whom will be sent back to Fin
land. while the third will be turned over
to the Massachusetts authorities for
treatment. The men have been confined
in the hospital here for short time, but
are not legal charges of the state.
building, which was. destroyed by fire
Aug. 80 last, involving a loss of over
100000, will be rebuilt. This is made Ger
tain by the fact that the Corson brothers.
owners of the ground. have Just entered
into contract for 100000 brick. w H
Corson has also departed for the East
to purchase material that cannot be pro-
cured here. Plans are being made to
rush the work as soon as the opening Of
spring will permit.
ION the road to Omaha" There Is
much to admire along the M. & st. l..