Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-30
BRIEF MINNESOTA NOTES.

BRIEF MINNESOTA NOTES.
. number Of quail were shot inside tho
city limits of Minneapolis. IS
At Kasson. James Lyke killed a mad
Jog that was attacking a cows9 #
For the first week Of October the Twin
lily :. ~ Rapid Transit earnings Increased
A,6S7. ~ 4+-~ ss% ## IT. !.
p. N Dickson has been appointed as
s1stant to M. D. Purdy, United States dis
trict attorney.
The Republic Automobile Company gets
the contract for carrying the mails in
Minneapolis.
The annual convention of women's
clubs was held at Owatonna with large
attendance.
All the iron for the state capitol has
arrived and the building will be enclosed
before winter sets in. -
The fifteenth annual session of the
minnesota Unitarian church will be held
at Luverne. Oct.s % and 80. 49,
The Minneapolis millers one day last
week shipped out 100, 1853 barrels of -four.
breaking all previous records.
The Faribault common council passed
an ordinance requiring itinerant mer-
chants to pay a license of 500 per week.
Harrison Newhall died in MINNEAPOLIS,
aged 81 years. Mr. Newhall was the first
wholesale dealer in apples in Chicago
Veterinary Surgeon B. A. Pomeroy says
mat there is an epidemic of CHAMBERS in
81 Faul. He says there are at least 100
$. B. Foot, Of the firm of Foot, Schulz
& Co.. Of st. Paul, will erect four
story building at Red Wing and start q
shoe factory.
The city attorney of Minneapolis de-
c1des that compulsory vaccination ordi-
nances cannot be enforced, except in
times of epidemic
Thomas Hogan, q longshoreman, was
stabbed to the heart and killed in a sa-
loon at Duluth, by Patrick Rivers, an
other longshoreman.
w. A. Seymour, aged 60 years. dropped
dead on Sixth street. between Nicollet
and Hennepin avenues, Minneapolis
Heart disease was the cause.
The body of William L. Kroeger, the ST.
Paul saloonist who has been missing
since Sept. 80, was found in the Missis-
sippi river near Pigs Eye slough.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis is making
a survey between Chaska and Eden
Prairie, and may change its line between
those points to avoid heavy grades.
Lieutenant w. A. Carlton, of the
Thirteenth United States Infantry, form
erly captain of Company F, of the Thr-
teenth Minnesota. has gone to Manila.
Samuel Cook Edsall. bishop Of the
Episcopal diocese of Minnesota, has de-
cided to make his home in Minneapolis.
A fine home will be provided for him.
Joseph Stanley. laborer, was found
dead In basement stairway in the rear
of Moe & Co.'S store. in Moorhead. The
coroner's jury decided that death was ac-
cidental.
Alexander Dublinofski Polander from
Winona, was arrested in st. Paul by De-
tective Shute for assaulting his wife with
dangerous weapon at Winona some
weeks ago.
Aluminium tags will be given out here
after with licenses to use nets for catch
ing white fish in Minnesota. This will
make the work Of the deputy wardens
much easier.
Charles M. Gemberling, who. during the
past year has had charge of a depart
ment of the Minneapolis branch Of the
American Bridge Company, has been
transferred to Africa.
Frank Myers was drowned in Lake Ju-
liam, near Buena Vista. Returning from
Dakota with two companions, their boat
sprung a leak An inquest will be held
to investigate rumors of foul play.
Alvah Eastman. of ST. Cloud. has been
appointed director on the state normal
school board to succeed William B
ready signified his willingness to serve.
The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association OF
Henning, Mimi. sick benefit insurance
company. conducted on the assessment
plan, was authorized by the insurance
commissioner to conduct its business.
Mrs. Frank Newbor. of St. Paul. got
angry at her husband for going out fol
a good time and attempted suicide BY
taking carbolic acid with beer. The beer
cover.
Fire at Merriam Park destroyed the
warehouse of the H. A. Muckle Manu-
featuring Company. In the building were
As sleighs, boxed for shipment. and 20
others which were incomplete. Los!
$4,000.
The Horribly, Nicholas Parker Com
pany, of Pipestone, has Incorporated to dt
general merchandise business, with $780,
900 capital. julius H. Nichols, Joseph H
Parker and Epton P. Horribly are the in
corporators.
The farmers between Kenyon and Aspe
lund have organized a Farmers Mutua
Telephone Company and will build lin
connecting these two points this fall
Their intention is to extend the line from
Aspelund to Zumbrota.
Brewer Godsell, a pupil at the Mime
apolis South Side High school. received
a check of $50 Monday from the Pitts
burg Plate Glass Company for a serie
of six poems written to represent com
munication from six stars.
The members of the Minneapolis Cham
Der Of Commerce by a vote of 1873 to 6
yesterday adopted the amendment to tn
rules of the organization which will per
NIT of an increase Of $50 in the annus
assessment of the members.
Because he loved Mary Porter. Clyd
Wooley II years of age, a junior in tn
Howard Lake high school, and a son Q
a prominent furniture dealer of tina
town, made two unsuccessful attempt
to end his life with chloroform.
The superintendent of the Rocheste
city schools has urged upon the schoc
board the appointment of a truant of
ficer, as provided for under the recen
state law, to look after children VIII
persist in staying away from school.
A meeting of the Minneapolis distric
Epworth League, was held at the Hen
nepin Avenue Methodist church, Mime
apolis. President Charles r.. Ellis pre-
posed an assembly ground at Lake Mir
netonka. The proposition met with favo