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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-16
CANNON FALLS.


Miss Olive. Rinquist died at her home
twenty-five years. The deceased was a
graduate of the Cannon Falls high school
and the Moorhead state normal school.
For while she taught in the schools
at Red Lake Falls, but was compelled
by declining health to resign.
Mrs. J. A. Hedin,5 of the town of WEIGH,
died suddenly from apeplexy.
The electfic light plant has been pur-
chased by Peters & Ililroy from D. Val
entine. Expert electricians are now at
work overhauling and improving the
liant.
Preparations are being made to hold a
pro-Boer meeting here at an early date.
The Dorcas society of the Swedish
Lutheran church held fair at the opera
house Friday evening.
The dry goods firm of j. Danielson &
Son will retire from business on account
of the poor health Of the senior member
of the firm. So
A son of Charles. Lander broke his
thigh while coasting.
Rev. Thomas Crump, of Faribault, has
accepted a call from the Episcopal
church at this place, and will become
the resident pastor
The ladies OF the Episcopal church at
Belle Creek will hold "a fair at Tenn
perance hall, Dec. N.
Cannon Falls will haye a Forestry as
scciation, with the end in view of plant
ing trees on unproductive or abandoned
lots in the suburbs. A large area can
be utilized in this way.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-16
L,ITcHFIELD.

Al Sanders has received the position
of foreman for. the Grove City Times.
Or Dodds presiding elder of the M.
E. district of Crookston, was visitor
here this week.
Rev. Mr.. T. G. Crump spent the latter
pa1t of this week with friends.
Miss Ethel Joubert is very sick with
typhoid fever
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Hanson attended
the Hanson-BroWer nuptiaIs at st. Paul.
Mrs. Elizabeth Parsons died Thursday
w. Parsons. Funeral will be hello Sat
urday afternoon.
In the district court last week two
cases of Importance were on trial, viz:
The state vs. Fred Rutland, for grand
larceny, which resulted in a disagree
ment; and Christ Christianson VS.. the
City Of Litchfield and the Board of
Health. The latter action has been dis
missed as to the city and the case is
still in progress against the board of
health The action grows out of the
smallpox quarantine of last winter.
The election of officers Of secret socie-
ties resulted as follows:
Order of Eastern Star-W. M, Nancy
Augeu; W. p, j. w. Wright; A. NJ,
Myra Elliott; conductress, Margaret Nc
Gross; treasurer, Julia A. Laughton;
secretary. Annetta. Baum.
Royal Neighbors-Veri. Con-, Rev.
Knott; worthy Adj! And Cornelius; bank
er, w. H. Browne; clerk, c. A. Brasie:
escort, John Shaw. 81 a.
The Crow Rivers Medical association
held its regular meeting in this city
Wednesday. In the evening the doctors
were the guests of. Dr.. w. E. Chapman.
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REDWOOD FALLS.


AT the meeting Of the Forum Wednes-
day the primary election law was dis
cussed. A D. Stewart spoke In favor
of the law and Julius A. Schmahl spoke
against 1t.
The A. o. U. w. lodge has elected the
following. officers: for the ensuing year:
Master workman, F. w. Noble; past mas
ter workman, H. w. Shoemaker; over
seer, G. W. seebeck: foreman. w A.
Mason; guide, G.. D. Smith; receiver, A.
C. Burmeister; financier, E. Kuengle;
recorder, f. A. Gray.
w. P. Huntington has announced him
self candidate for the office of
mayor, opposing H. M. Aune, the present
incumbent.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
held fair and rummage sale last week,
in which they were particularly success
full They realized SIS from the sale.
Capt. Thomas Mcmillan, of Minneapo-
lis, was here last week. the guest of
his daughter, Mrs. f.. L. Warner.
The Knights of Pythias entertained
a large number Of friends recently W.
T. Nolan, impersonator,,s of Minneapolis,
was present and did much to make the
affair a success. i
J. D. Lilnn has returned from his trip
through the northern part of the state
Miss Dollie Kellam, of Minneapolis, ar
rived here last week and will spend some
time here with friends.
o. H. Dornberg has returned from
his trip to Wisconsin.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-16
HASTINGS.

cat Valley Forge popular American
drama, will be presented at the Yanz
theater tomorrow (Tuesday) evening.
The initial social hop at Masonic hall
on Friday evening proved very pleasant
Mrs. ]. H. Dow, of Minneapolis, was
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Isaac
Misses Ida and Flora Bar returned
to Page City, n, D., Saturday, from a
visit with Mrs. H. H. Cook.
Mrs. H. c. Hicks and son went up to
st. Paul on Saturday on a visit
C. R. Smith was down from Litchfeld
for short visit with old friends.
Miss Bess M. Lewis and Miss M. Eth
ell Estergreen We're down from the state
university to spend Sunday.
G. W. Franklin, of Minneapolis is the
guest of P. w. Mullany.
The utility fair of the Methodist
church and the oyster SUPPER and ba-
zaar of the Swedish Lutheran church.
held on Friday and Saturday. We're well
attended, considering the weather.
DR.. F. l.. Stoudt and Clarence Tuttle
addressed the Forum Friday afternoon
upon the advantages Of a high school
education
W. A. Hare, of New York, who has
been quite i'll at the residence or F. w.
Finch the past two weeks, left for ST.
Paul Friday.
Mrs. Peter Schlif and children returned
to Wadena Friday from a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schweich.
Frank Carnathan, conductor on the
Great Northern road, was the guest Of his
father, William Carnathan.
Miss Bertha A. Rathbone delightfully."-
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, here and erecting a large department

mere and erecting large department
| store.
Charles J. Doyon, of Doyon, one of the
most prosperous farmers in the state,
| was in the city calling on friends and in
cidentally calling on his friends in this
city.
Frank Hyland, of Chicago, has secured
a position in the office of William H.
Brown e Co., of this city.
Miss Sparks, who has been in the en-
ployment of +. J: Chamberlain for sew
with that gentleman this week and ac-
cepted one with F. w. Mann & Son.
Charles A. Curier, of Crary, was in the
city during the week calling on friends,
looking over the political field and at
tending to business matters.
j. A. FraWley, editor and proprietor
of the Perth Journal, was in Devils Lake
on business and pleasure last week.
Charles Studness, OF Churchs Ferry,
was in the city looking up real estate
matters last week. Mr.. Studness is an
enterprtSing young man who came to
this county in 1888 with red handker-
chief tied to stick and thrown over his
back. By his pluck and energy, Mr..
StudneSs is now one of the richest men
in the county.
w. H. Hill, one of the Great Northern
superintendent, was in the city this
week. accompanied by James Robinson,
of Larimore who is the new superin-
tendent of the North Dakota district
Edward F. Reuter-, the Great Northern
express agent, Of this city, left the first
Of the week for his old home at Sagi-
nav Mich, to be absent ten days
Miss Eva Jones returned to this city
Wednesday after spending several days
visiting her friend, Miss Carrie Ander-
son. at Jerusalem
Allen Branchflower left Wednesday for
Minot to take up Ward county home
stead
Mrs. Henry Hale, wife of Senator Hale.
has completely recovered from her recent
illness.
Edmond G. Greenup, of Greenville,
real estate merchant, was in the city
this week attending to real estate mat
tiers and visiting friends.
Smith Fassett, former Devils Laker,
but now of the Turtle Mountain district,
mer acquaintances and friends.
James Cockburn returned Wednesday
from Chicago. where he attended a stock
show.
Richard F. Tanning, former resident
of this city, returned here Friday. after
an extended absence in Chicago
w. w. King, a champion pool player
gave an exhibition before the Devils
Lake club Wednesday evening. The club
entertained its friends that evening
j. 81 Mccullough. of Milton, father of
the Chautauqua, was in the city Thurs
DAY Of this week. on important business.
Thomas Lonnevik. captain-of Company
ID. and Ed. Elliott and Paul Gorder,
officers Of the company were in Fargo
this week on military business
w. w. Rees. of Fort Totten, was in
the city Thursday
Mr.: and Mrs. w. F. Samuel left Friday
for Racine, Wis, where they will spend
the winter.
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BENSON.

f: O.. thornton spent last week in the
Kingsley Young, of Holloway, spent a
couple of days here last week.
j. N. Edwards attended the meeting Of
the state association Of probate judges
at st. Paul last week.
The Jenkens-Hagen Lumber company
Is endeaV0ring to secure a suitable size
for new yard here.
The Great Northern "Y'' has been COM
FleteG and the old turning table taken up
to do service elsewhere.
On Dec. 20 debating contest between
the local and Browns Valley high schools
will be held. Subject, Should Capital
Punishment be Abolished
Mrs. Frank j. McKenney enjoyed a
visit from her mother, Mrs Singleton, OF
Dassel, this week
Miss Gertrude MCGOWAN returned homo
from Grant, Falls, where she has spent
the fall on Tuesday.
Mrs. W E. Coles was summoned to
Sank Centre this week by the serious i'll
ness of her grandfather
Albert Houde came down from Sisseton
last week and may conclude to locate
here in the butcher business if he can
find a suitable stand.
Mr.. Hilleboe, James Neale, Joseph Hur-
ley, Wylie Stone, Alice v Acos and Mar
ion McShane attended the Glenwood-
Morris debate last Saturday.
A very pleasant kitchen shower was
rendered to Miss Myrtle Carnihan by
friends at the Aldrich on Tuesday even
ing.
Swift county realty is holding up W I'll
in price this winter as is instanced by the
purchase of nearly half section Ly
Register. OF Deeds Sandbo for g; price ap,,
proXimating $50 per acre. and the refusal
by James Neale of $33 for his
Mrs. w. F. Wilcox went to Sank
Centre last week to preside at the aiseS-
sions of Women's Auxiliary of the State
Dairymen's association.
The Masonic lodge elected officers
Tuesday evening for the ensuing year.
Michael Romstad w NJ; B. G. Covell.
S. w; George T. Champlin. j. W.; James
N. Edwards, treasurer; Ernest R. Al
drich secretary.
Past Grand Master Frank L. Powers de-
liveTed an address on odd Fellowship
at the opera house Monday evening. Del
egations from the different lodges in the
county attended.
Edward Lesterberg and Anna Solberg
parents, at Carlson. this week.
On Thursday Michael Walsh, of Muir
dock. passed away at the advanced age
of eighty-nine. The deceased had been
a resident of Swift county since 1877. A
widow and nine children survive.
Rev. J. S. Handyside has resigned his
pastorate at Kerknoven and Murdoch.
and removed to Osakis, to which he has
received a call jointly with Westport. A
farewell reception was rendered MIN at
the residence of John Brandt at Kerk-
hoVen Wednesday evening.
This week the Catholic parish at Dan
vers will inaugurate a two weeks bazaar.
Arrangements for daily evening stage
line service between Benson and DAN
vers during its continuance has been ar
ranged for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-16
SIOUX FALLS.

The officers of the Germania Live
Stock Insurance company, of this city,
whose charter the state commissioners
OF insurance recently revoked because of
lneSal practices, have disappeared. r.
w. hartman, attorney for some Of the
victims of the company, states that he
mas been searching for the officers for
the past ten days to find them. 1t is
said local capitalist purchased notes
to the value of $1,000 from the officers OF
the defunct company, paying therefor
the sum of $1,000. They were given to
the insurance company by farmers In
different parts of the state. An attempt
ON the part of the present owner of the
notes to enforce collection will be re-
sisted in the courts.
1t has been discovered that some of the
papers in the case pending in the state
circuit court here against S. II. Wright,
a prominent Centerville attorney, are
missing. Just what effect this will have
on the case when 1t comes up for trial
on Tuesday of this week is not known.
Col. Melvin Grigsby, attorney for Mr.
Wright, states that when the case is
called up he will raise the question that
there is nothing in the records of the
case to show that any magistrate ever
made any order or decision holding that
any offense had been committed, and
that there is no reason to believe defend
nat guilty of the charge of embezzlement
preferred against him, and that without
such finding of magistrate the states
attorney has no authority under the
statutes to file information or bring the
man to trial: The attorneys for the
prosecution claim that the missing pa
pers are not material in the trial of the
case, which viii attract attention
throughout the state owing TO the prom1-
nence of accused Just how the papers
became missing is not known. 1t is
understood that Judge Jones has invited
Judge Frank B. Smith, of the Mitchell
circuit, to come to Sioux Falls to preside
during the trial.
NJ. W McClougherty, chief clerk in the
Fort Leavenworth, Kan, penitentiary,
and son of the warden of that institu-
Lewis. an escaped prisoner from that in
stitution, who was recaptared here a few
days ago by Chief OF Police Martin.
Lewis denied being the man wanted, but
the Kansas official was confident there
was no mistake Lewis has about three
years yet to serve in the penitentiary.
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Worth Dakota
DEVILS LAKE.

William H. Brown returned from
Mandan yesterday, where he purchased
$4,000 acres of farm lands from the Nor
ton Land company. This land will b
placed on the market by the firm of
Brown & Co., of this city and Chicago.
P. J. McClory returned the first of the
week from Rugby, where he spent sew
eral weeks on legal business.
Matt Mccarthy, vice president Of the
York State bank, was in the city Mon
day on real estate business. Mr.. Nc
Carthy came to this state from Granite
Falls, MIMI, last spring and has already
established a banking and real estate
business at York that he has reason to
feel proud of.
o. F. McKone, a Minot business man,
formerly Of Penn, this county, was in
the city Sunday calling on friends. Mr..
McKone has many friends in Devils Lake
who are pleased to learn that his bush
ness is a large one at Minot.
George Mackenzie, Williston mer-
chant, called on his friend, Prof. r. s.
Dewar, principal of the local public
schools, during the present week.
Miss Viola Earlscort. of Larinnore, has
accepted position with Pasquale De
Fiore OF this city.
c.. Holbrooks Cavalier merchant. was
in the city this week looking over the
business district with a view OF moving
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-16
LIE sUEUR.

Harry 1uenhaker died here Friday
,,nrnins Mr.. Uienhaker was natlEe
of Germany, but had resided mere sliiN0
i'S Mrs. Jas Linnen died Saturday last at at
Nhe age of sixty-four. She was opfled a'
Belle PLANE Monday; -, 4o,+o;nod
Mrs n A. Tomlinson, of St Peter, wee
VS. M q dnnt Of the Women's Federation, at
The home of Mrs. ]. r. S. CosgroVe.
A debating club representing the local
high school, composed Of MISS AHCe ~
REF, Michael Dollerty. and Henry our+ teI,
Opera house, Friday evening. Inc nome
team takes the affirmative OF the cues cues
lion: "Resolved, that capital' pqnish,
ment should be abolished in the Onlteo
A Young son of Henry Seebeck is a
victim of diphtheria in mild form. NO
other cases have been reported.
Miss Anna l.. Boetteher attenoea ll,e
funeral Of her uncle, ReV. III. boel'chei'
at ST. Paul, Tuesday. r,,-.5o,,
The Catholic bazaar closed THURSDAY
evening. 1t was a very successfui al
fair The gross receipts were e., over SogV'
Rev E H Earle of Red Blulf, Gal,
arrived here during the week TO accept
the pastorate Of ST. Johns Episcopal
church. -,
officers at their last meeting as follows:
Mrs. T. w Blaring, w. M; DR.. D. A
Kirk, w. P; Miss Gertrude Quackenbush,
Asst M Mrs, Geo. \. Haylor, C.; Mrs
VI. P. Curtis, A. c.. Mrs. f. Caldwell, sec
rotary ;SNIrs. n. H. Tomlinson, treasurer
The officers will be installed the second
"Wednesday in January.
Rev G. Dosdahl, of Texas, arrived he here e
during the week to take UP the passionate
Of the German M. E. church.
The hardware stores of this city have
agreed to close at s o'clock each even
ing until the LIST of May.
LIE Sueur Lodge, No. 81, A. o. U. W.,
elected officers at their last regular meet
Ing They are: p. M M, Aug. Budke;
Aug Blank NJ W; j. r. S. Cosgroye,
n; Henry Sticken, O.; n. E. Wilson, L.;
r. G. Ammons, recorder and w. H.
Rethnill, receiver.
The saloon owned by Martin Schwart
MT Ottawa was burglarized Tuesday
evening and small amount OF money
taken
T. G. Napier arrived home from Chi
Cago Tuesday
The county commissioners are threat
ened with a $1,000 damage suit as the
result of dissatisfaction on county ditch
matters
The Omaha railway has voluntarily
cut the rate on second, third and fourth
class freight cents from this point to
st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-16
ALEXANDRIA.

Messrs, ]. j. Moore, N w Hicks and
F. H. Brown nave just completed an ice
boat modelled. after one of the Minneton-
ka racers which carries Ats square feet
of sail.
Mrs. DR.. Buchen. with her two children,
have gone to Brooklyn. N. Y, where she
will spend the winter with her parents.
Mrs. c. J. G.underson returned this
week from visiting friends in Minneapo-
lis.
Mr.. James M Mitchell of Minneapolis,
and Miss Mabel McKillips, of this vii
lage, were married Wednesday. Rev. Mr..
Waite being the officiating minister.
l. N. McSevany, who has been turnkey
at the county Jail for the past year, has
resigned his Office and will go West in
January, probably to some point in Wash
ington
Mrs. Neil, of ST Cloud, spent the past
week here, visiting her son, Clarence Sar-
gent.
Miss Emma Sundblad is employed in
the county auditors Office this month.
The women Of ST. Mary's Catholic
church gave an oyster supper at the
A. o. U. w. hall Thursday evening for
the benefit of the church. This organi-
cation will build new church next sum-
mer at a cost of $1,000.
S. J. Harris. of Chicago, was the guest
of mis- daughter. Mrs. M. Cohn. this week.
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er; sentry Louis Hegglund; picket, A.

er; sentry. Louis Hegglund; picket. A.
8. Guthrie; trustee, E. Jacobson.
The semf-annual election OF officers Of
the knights Of Pythias was: G. G., G. 1.
Swenson; V. c., w. A Metcalf: p, Har.
ry Rathmell: K. r. S., James Holm; M.
F., F. S. Williams; M. E., /. G. Spurlingi
NJ. A. Charles MCGOWAN; NJ. W., l.. L..
stephens, delegates to the grand lodge,
john Sutherland and o. C. Burroughs.
The G. A. r. officers elected for the
Pierre camp the coming year are: COM
mander, A. B.. Nelson; senior vice COM
mander, E. w. Eakin; surgeon, Charles
Leischer; chaplain, W. A. Lyman; quar-
termaster. w. Fl. Clark; officer of the
day, John Latta; officer of the guard.
The |: 8. 7. M; officers selected are:
Matte Seelye; P. L. c., Mrs. julia
Guthrie; r. K, Mrs. Jennie Evans; f.
Howard: M. A., Mrs. Roher: sergeant,
Miss Jennings; sentinel, Mrs. G, w. Boil
ster; picket. Mrs. e. Odemark.
The officers of the M. B. a. lodge are:
Mrs. A; L. Thorne: secretary. E. L; Till
CHAPLAIN; Mrs. Wilkinson; conductor,
M. P. Christensen; watch, Mrs. Lizzie
Officers of Eastern Star: w. NJ, Mrs
Mary N Farr; w. P, BENJAMIN j. Bin
ford; A. NJ. Mrs. Anna A. Lumley;
conductor, Mrs. W. Fay; assistant con-
ductor, Mrs. Josephine Cutting; treasurer.
Mrs. Josephine Kehr; secretary, Miss
Amy Farmer.
Pierre lodge, A. f. and A. M: w. NJ.
I. W. Goodner; S. W., ]. C. Williams;
]. w, e. P. Farr: treasurer. B. A. Cum
Minis; secretary F. S. Williams.
The officers of the Degrees of Honor
We're: C.. of H, Mary M. Farr: L. of
H., Julia A Guthrie: c. of c.. Ida M Ber-
ry; recorder, Lille Corwine; financier, A.
B. Nelson: receiver, Allie Clark; usher.
Celia J. Parr: inside watch. Louise Till
man; outside watch, A. S. Guthrie; trus-
tee, Flora NJ Fuller.
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sHAK0PEE.

Representative Dealy was in town
Thursday greeting his old-time friends.
The high school tried their fire drill on
Monday, and in five minutes all the chill
dren had vacated the building.
Maurice O'Connor returned Monday
from Epiphany, S. D., whittier he went to
take trea tment at the hands Of DR.. FIR.
Kroeger.
Miss Nellie Heth arrived home from
Milwaukee, Wis, Tuesday, from her two
months visit.
Mrs. Leander Shaefer, nee Mamie Wei
land, arrived Tuesday from Lakota, N.
D., for visit until after the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Weiland.
St Henry's Court, c. o. F., will elect
officers at the meeting to be held on the
2sth of this month.
Albert Timmons, of Adrian this state,
is the guest of the Misses Lena and
Josie Keller.
The Literary club will be entertained
Monday evening.
Mrs Walter Southworth returned last
Monday evening from a visit of a month
with her parents at Evanston, Ill.
The following is the list of officers
elect in the local camp of the NJ. w. A.:
V. G., W. N. Southworth; E. B., H. O.
Smith; s., J. W. Franklin; w A, C.
J. Delougherty; clerk, E. ]. Affolter; W.,
William Lemke; manager. two years,
William Wilson, manager, three years,
H. w. Reiter.
While handling 32-ealibre revolver,
Nick Fischer discharged the weapon
through his left hand, making an ugly
wound.
Ed. Abel returned last Monday evening
from Sioux Falls, S., D., where he has
been visiting with his sister, Mrs. George
F. began.
Frank Berens, of Minneapolis, was at
home Sunday for visit with his par
ents.
d-Klinkhammer-At his home in
this city. Monday evening, Dec. g. 1901,
of pulmonary tuberculosis, John Henry
Klinkhamner, aged twenty-six years.
Wood-At her home in Minneapolis.
Friday morning. Dec. 6. 1901, of tubercu-
losis of the stomach, Mrs Henry Wood,
aged sixty-two years Interment took
place in this city in the family lot.
w. F. Witt and daughter Lena went
to Hamilton Wednesday, to sing re-
QUEEN high mass at the funeral of the
late William Hanrehan.