The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-02
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Osakis-The postoffice was damaged by
fire.
Fergus Falls-RJ I.wMorton died, aged
eighty-seven. ri ze,
st. James-M K Armstrong, for fifteen
years treasurer of st. James, and M. H.
Manuel. superintendent of ST. James
schools. have both resigned.
Lake Crystal-Papl j. Slider. one of
the leading business men, died Friday
night from heart trouble
Blue Earth-John Willmert, aged sew
enty-five, a pioneer resident of Faribault
county, was found dead in bed
Lake City-Mrs. A g. Hudson wife of
Aaron @. Hudson, is dead, aged eighty
I'VE years. The cause of death was old
age. ~
o, aed WI MingSHenry Christianson, the
olaeSt man IN Red Wing, and probably
IN Goodhue county, died Friday night,
at the age of hinetyEfour
New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES McConaghy.
prominent farmer of the township OF
a Fuptnredg blood vessel He leaves a
Wife and six children.
Heron Lake-R. E. Dickens committed
suicide by shooting. himself twice in the
head; He was an old citizen and a
member of the Grand Army the Odd Eel
lows and Workmen.
East Grand Forks-At a mass meeting
or the prominent tax payers almost
unanimous expression Of feeling was
given IN favor of issuing bonds for a
Waterworks system and electric light
plant.
Preston-W. w. Barnum, Of Spring
REID, Mimi. has been elected principal
OF the Preston schools, to succeed 3. E.
Lockerby.-The proposition to issue 81 900
Dcnos Tor the erection Of a new high
SCHOOL building was carried.
Ely-At the heafingdof the three 1tal.
lans, Joseph Marenir Louis Guitoni and
Gar1o Sparoni, held for the shooting of
FRANK frombrine,I. Suitoni made a vol
II was done in self-defense.
Wmona-SoEne Of the ladies OF st
charles are anXiouSIy" awaiting the ar
RIVAL OF dress goods ordered from trav-
cling agent some weeks since. The
agent required a deposit of 81 in advance
ana the women are afraid they are each
out that amount
Albert Lea--Rev, Gideon S. Gowdy, for
sixty So years a minister of the Univers u
was born at Rome, IN T.. and was nearly
h1nety-Cne years Of age-The indications
row are that the seeding will be begun
lhls year later than usual.
st. James Saturday evening a union
caucus was held and the following placed
strong; treasurer, Thomas Tonnessofi.
aldermen, First ward j. H Crouch: Sec
ond Wa;d, Frank Schoffman: city justices,
M: j. Myers and M. w. Sandquist
-, ~! e.1leiu-At the annual meeting CT
the Rlce county Union Agricultural so
cIeIy ofncers for the ensuing year were
9lected as follows: President, A. X.
Nv w are wee presidents, j. w. Alexander,
w: Z. Moses; secretary, W. E. Hubbard;
treasurer, John Miller The annual Fair
Will De held July and f.
W,neaton.The decision of Judge B. F..
Weber. of New Ulra, who tried the
famous Ia Ireland cases, has just been filed.
me plaintiff in all these cases, sorne
loltyrnve IN number is John p O'Con-
nor. st Paul, Archbishop Ireland's pri
Sate secretary. The decision was rem
aerea IN the case of John P. O'Connor
AGAINST Jacob Gertgens, which was con
ssluereo as a test. The decision was in
Iavor OF OCennor. The settlers are pre-
pairing TO appeal the case.
Duiuth-The Great Northern road is
laying rails at the rate of three quarters
y, VI mile daily on its Mesaba cut-ofr.
nodl5lihg TO Virginia. The line will he
READY to haul ore in June-Ex-Mayor
i IFuelson has returned from a missionary
LIP OF some weeks duration among the
a as OF Iowa, in the interest OF 4
company that is trying to locate settlers
IN on ldt1S IN St Louis and Carlton colln
us Us re mas aroused much interest in
the agricultural possibilities of this re-
s $40 ana expects to have many farm
erS here shortly. "a ~