The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
NORTHWEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

Iowa Falls, Io.-Rev. 8. A. Hayworth,
formerly a prominent minister Of the
Friends denomination in Iowa. and for
some time pastor Of the church Of that
denomination in this city, has joined the
Baptist society and has just accepted a
call TO the church at Harvey IIl.--A call
has been issued by the county central
committee of tho Prohibition party in
this county for a convention to be held
at New Providence on May 3. The con-
vention will select delegates 70 the state
convention and discuss plans.
Arlington, s. D.-A. J. Odeldrk. n farm
er, died very suddenly from rheumatism
Of the heart. He was about fifty-nvv
years of age and leaves wife and three
chilrdcn-two sons and ono daughter
all living here. The funeral was conduct
ed by the A. O. u. w. lodge Of this place.
New Richmond, Wls.-Owlng 20 the
high winds and lack OF rain, there have
been several small fires IN the country
about New Richmond lately. Mrs. ".
J. Wears house, near Boardman. burn
ed yesterday, with loss Of 81 100; 1T
stanton was destroyed. with most ~ the
contents; loss 81 500; insurance, $500 In
Alden. liver Knutson lost large barn,
with hay, grain and stock
Burlington, Io.-A short time ago z
young man OF some prominence was al
rested. locked up and put through the
sweat box charged with stealing $50
from his widowed mother. 1t was saIn
at the time that he admitted taking 81
The mother would not prosecute her
son, and now she has found the cash
and recalls to mind having placed It In ity
hiding place, so the young man Is freed
from blame. After he was accused ne
tried to take his own life.
Sioux CITY. Io-Rev c. NJ. WiclSman.
of the First Christian church. 1T aV
pears will at least have DEF enSe 10
make for himself against those VINO nave
preferred charges against him. At the
@ demanded that
charges be made public and that the NIB
lie know who his accuserS were. The
meeting has been set for Monday even
ing when the evidence Is to be present
ed TO a committee Of Investigation. He
saws he has been grossly wronged.
Falrmont. Mlnn.-The lecture on
American Citizenship" b. Rev. Father
Cleary Of Minneapolis, was largely Mt
house have arrived and the Merritt prop
erty has been chosen as the site for the
new structure. which VIII seat LOO PEG
ple.-A.s 3. Stickney, president OF tho
spending a lew DAYS with II. M. Blais-
dell, having come here In their private
car.-The election. of city officers tak-s
place next day.-Congressman Nc
CIeary is expected to deliver an address
to the senior class Of the high school.
GAINESVILLE, Minn.-The Faribault conyo-
cation Of the Protestant Episcopal
church has Just closed An interesting
meeting was held. with Warden Butler.
OF the Seabury Divinity school as dean.
Rev A. H. Gibbs preached the convoca-
ton sermon. There were twelve clergy
men present The topic How 10 Make
a Parish Grow" was ably handled ny
Rev George II. Davis. Of Mankato, Dean
Slattery. Of FaribauIL, and Rev. M.
Jones. Of lie Sueur.
WATERFOWL. 8. D.-The Order OF the
Maccabees was reorganized in this city
last evening by Deputy Supreme CON-
rnander Quicker. assisted by State Com
taken in.
Rochester, Mnn.-The Queen City
baseball team defeated the state hospital
team Yesterday very neatly by score
az TO 8 u proved TO be an exciting
game. The Pillsbury game will be play
ed here on May IL.