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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-06

20 do b. law. and being done. he can.
lot bold Il oct Of the estate but stands
IN the position Of any ether creditor.
This court cannot By another trustee
act as a collector for Mr. Ca-twrIght.
except as provided By lav. IN = proper
setion when the proper process OF the
court Is invoked. the coar1 feels tAzs
Mr. Cartwright should be paid. but Is
powerless 10 order tie trustse. Henry
Saith, 10 withhold the no1ey due
the Eoits as their income"
The court grants the prayer OF the
petition and orders Henry Smith. trns-
tee Of the Holt estate, 10 paw into
court forthwith the sum Of ssIf4To.
one hall thereof for J. D. Holt and one
half thereof for J. R Hot Mr..
Smiths account will be approved after
this is done. The master herein -
zIlowed = fee OF $50 as the work was
difficult and complicated
Guardians Final Account.
In the matter Of the guardianship ~
Elenor II Castle. q minor. . report
Of the FIRST and hnal accounts were
dled yesterday by Nable Wing Castle.
guardian OF the person and property
Of said minor. summary OF the re
ceipts amount TO STi ,065.65; summary
Of payments, 81, 1890. The guar
dian has also fled petition praying
that her accounts be allowed, passed
and approved and that she and her
sureties be discharged from all fur
Their obligations
Court Notes
On belief OF High Sheriff Brown
that Oscar L. Rothschild, who had
been indicted for being n gross CHI at
vas in San Francisco. the case was
stricken from the calendar yesterday.
The case OF the Territory VS.. Ma
paliona, charged with violating the
law by selling liquor without license.
was yesterday ordered by Judge
Humphreys stricken from the calen-
dar.
Matsumoto. who was indicted for
larceny in the second degree, failed %
show up in court yesterday and Depu-
~ Attorney General Cathcart request
ed that his bail be declared forfeited,
which was done
Deputy Attorney General CathcaTt
yesterday moved that the sentence
of A. ]. Gonsalyes and Mrs. n. Young,
who had appealed from conviction OF
adultery in the District Court, be sus-
pended until the February term of
court. which was granted.
A bench warrant had been issued
for DR.. A. B. Carter, who failed 10 APP
pear as a witness in the Rathburn per-
jury case. but he appeared yesterday
and explained that he had not obeyed
the subpoena because of severe illness
and he also claimed that he had noIi-
fed the High Sheriff of that fact.
His excuse was accepted by the court.
In the case of Levers & Cooke.
Limited, We. the Honolulu Stock
Yards Company, it is stipulated and
agreed by and between the respective
parties to the action that the defen-
dant may have five days further time
in which 10 plead, demur or answer
to plantinff's complaint, or to take
such steps as it may deem advisable.
w. r. Castle for plaintiff and Smith
< Lewis for defendant.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-06
COUGHS & COLDS IN CHILDREN.
Recommendation of a Well Known
Chicago Physician.

/ use and prescribe Chamberlain
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prescribe il to children of all ages. Am
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seeking relief from colds and coughs and
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and safe in the hands OF the most unpro-
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sale by all druggists and dealers. Ben
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Call up Phone 21S and get orr figures
on Bookhinding and Ruling. Republican
Office
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-06
order bal Hen Estate.

The decision of Judge Gear in the
matter OF the estate OF Robert II.
Holt, deceased. was fled yesterday
and reads as follows:
The masters report shows that
the sum of s2l14-70 was paid to the
Holts over and above their income
and has been charged TO the corpus
OF the estate.
This the trustee was not authorized
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-06

But It is our strict advertising
ruie to print only what we can
and viii do. In a day or so We
shall have our large Christmas
shipment opened up and ready
for your inspection
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-25
RED WING.

The week witnessed the organization
of the largest corporation In the MS
tory of Red Wing, thetRed Wing Sewer
Pipe company being brought into exist
ence with a capital stock OF $5Oo,0OO ana
no Indebtedness. The company is union
of the two companies. here which nave
been doing business under a joint man
agement under the style of the Union
Sewer Pipe company. The present capa-
city of the combined works is 2,2O0 cars
par annum This will be increased one
half next season by additions to one OF
the present plants, which will involve an
expenditure of at least $4,000.
The farmers of Belle Creek have organ
ICED cooperative creamery company
which will commence doing business in
the spring.
The C., NJ. & St P. railway company is
making preliminary surveys for line
from Zumbrota to Faribault. The plan
includes a change of the present Midland
road from Wabasha to Zumbrota from
narrow to standard gauge. The extern
siye improvements which have been I'M
der way on the main line Of the Mill
waukee company between here ana
Frontenac will be completed in about
month. Many heavy grades nave peen
reduced and curves removed. Inc eA-
peEditures in this connection will amount
to at least $4,000. The Northwestern
Telephone company has offered to comply
with the request of the citizens for I'M
proved telephone service and lower rates.
Farm lands continue to advance In
price. Several recent transfers nave peen
at the rate of from $50 to $65 per acre.
with buildings none too good at that.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-25

ness and residence property and will
move his family to Seattle, Wash.
Mr.. Duvall McKenny, an old resident,
has sold his residence to Ralph CraW-
ford Mr.. and Mrs. McKenny will leave
in few days for Eureka. Humboldt
county, Cal, where they Will make their
future home.
County Superintendent Dresbach. of
Olmstead county, has been urged to ar
range for the consolidation OF severai
schools in Pleasant Grove township.
There will be union services at the
Methodist church on Thanksgiving mora
ing. The Rev. Allen Bell, of the Prespy-
terian church, will preach the sermon,
Mr.. Carson, of Seabury Divinity school,
Faribault, is in. charge of ST. Matthew
Episcopal church, the Rev.. M !.
Simpson. the former rector, having gone
to Grace church, Minneapolis.
Henry Moore, member of the band
in Ringlings circus, is at home for the
The Misses Cussons entertained the
Bow Knot club on Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Lombard viii enter
tain the Twentieth Century club Tues
day evening.
a party of deer hunters, consisting OF
Senator Underleak. III. Fairbank. j.. +.
Benson and G. Aldrich returned FRIDAY,
bringing with them twelve deer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-25
LUvERNE.

At snecial meeting of the village
eonnciI. held Monday evening. the petit
ton presented by the ladies OF LuVeIne
praying that an ordnance Ne pass 49,, ~ itJs
or in public places in the ylilage wa. Wa
granted The ordinance went into eIIec-
Yesterday and provides a fine OF not les ,
Than one dollar nor more than ten DOL
lars and Imprisonment in the village
Jail not to exceed five days for each Of
tense. After the ordinance was passed,
Mayor Furlow instructed the marshal TO
inforce it to the very letter: 3,
Another case of smallpox developed III
the ST Perkins Concert company tnlS
week. little Jennie, the slx-year-olo
daughter of Manager Hartstrlfe beins the
victim. The child, accompanied by ne
mother. was removed to the pesthouse.
and the other members of the company
who were confined were released. Inc
case is not very severe. The new case
will not hold tie company IN quarantine
any longer than the date set for their
release on the first case. Monday morn
inc. Nov. Is. The company will give IT'S
first performance in this city on Wednes-
day evening. 1t will be benefit by the
citizens of Luverne to aid them IN get
ting on their feet, as the hard luck INTO
which the company has run has placed
them in straitened circumstances. Per
mission has been granted the company
to play by both the state and local
boards Of health, who state that there
will be absolutely no danger of contagion
when they are released. The company
was placed in quarantine on Nov 4tn.
L. NJ. Brake, of Sioux Fails, is visiting
at the home of S. B. Nelson.
John L. Doyle, of Davenport, Iowa,
visited at the home of his brother, A.
j. Littig last week.
Mrs Charles Foote, of Worthington
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. P. A. Christianson, in this city.
Mrs. Lesbia Cameron returned Monday
from Chamberlain. S. D.: where she had
been on an extended visit.
Miss Clara Sheldon, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. L. III. Dunn, for
several weeks, returned to her home in
Chamberlain. S. D.
Reddy, Ed. Backley, Dr.. Kilgore and
John Nicholson left tuesday for Brad
ley, S. D., on a land prospecting tour.
Miss Lille Buchanan, of Sioux Falls,
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. A
Brown the past week.
Miss Eunice Gray entertained Thursday
evening at the home of her father, Hon.
H H. Gray.
Mrs. John Calvin, of Adrian, was the
guest of Mrs. B. Goodale last week.
Mrs Frinke and Mrs. MacRoberts, of
Ellsworth, are visiting at the home Of
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Bryan.
in this city.
Mrs Dewey, who has been visiting
with Mrs. J. H. Bailey, left Wednesday
for Blue Earth City.
Louis Goettsch and family arrived
Tuesday from EVERY, Iowa, and will
L. D. Manchester, proprietor of the
Luverne Cracker factory has returned
from Cincinnati, Ohio. where he attended
manufacturers of the United States.
A H. Osborn, Jr., and Miss Clara Lund
were united in marriage Monday at Gar
retson, S. D. The young people drove
to Sioux Falls and procured the license
and afterwards drove to Garretson where
the ceremony was performed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-25
sAUK RAPIDS.

Mrs. NJ D. Everest is visiting her son,
William Everest, at Brainerd.
o. J. Whalen, of the Benton County
bank, was The guest of relatives at Alex
andria
M f. Greeley, of Paynesville, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Cordelia
Mrs. Mary F. Street has returned from
Donney Brook, N. D.
Mr.. ana Mrs. B. ". .Maymar are en-
Toying a visit from their brother-in-law,
Miss M. F. Mcleod teacher in the
public schools is i'll with scarlet fever.
Her school room has been ordered closed
by the board of health.
Mrs. J. c. Swain is entertaining her
aunt, Mrs. Henry Straw. of Saratoga,
Mimi.
ty OF her friends at dancing party
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Watson have issued
invitations for a card party on Friday
Mrs. A. Pierce. of Minneapolis, was
the guest of her brother, j. H Porter,
last week.
James IL. Hogan and Miss Lena of
FoXboro Wis, will on Tuesday be mar
ried at the cathedral in st. Cloud. After
the ceremony they will leave for their
home in Foxboro, Wis. Mr.. Hogan is
the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Hogan. old settlers of this place.
David Hemmenway was given prelim-
mary hearing in justice court upon the
charge of highway robbery, and was re-
turned to Jail to await the action of the
grand jury. 1t was alleged by Moses
Roberts, stone quarryman, that Hem
menway, at the point of revolver, held
him up and robbed him of So.
Mrs. William Grimmer entertained the
M A. club at progressive c:nch party.
County Commissioner C. H. Latterell
who is superintendent of the eonstruc-
fell from the second story to the ground
below. a distance of twenty feet. He
was badly bruised. but no bones were
broken, and it is thought he will recover
n, oh TINA
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-25
his uncle, James Gebbie,. for the past
year, returned to his home in Scotland,

his uncle. James Gebbie. for the. past
year, returned to his home in Scotland,
last week.
G. N. Cosgrove has been confined to his
Frank S. Kulp has been appointed as
sistant yardmaster for the Great North
ern at Wilmar, and left Saturday to
enter on his duties.
Miss Mary Pfar of this city, were MARI
ried by Rev. James F. Busch, at st.
Anne,s church Tuesday. They will
spend few weeks with relatives in
Wisconsin, after which they will reside
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Patten entertained
about eighteen of H. C. Smiths friends
at their home Saturday evening, at a
farewell reception. Mr.. Smith and fam
lily leave for California MI; Monday. ..,.,a
T, county to locate a party of land seek
Miss Louise Dykes. of this city. and E.
M. sTuel, of Mankato, We're married here
Tuesday. They Will reside at Man
kato.
Mrs. Henry Kanfer, of Red Lake Falls,
returned home Friday.
Miss Fleeta M. Tousley entertained the
Middle Whist club Saturday evening. Mr.;
and Mrs. F.. G. Mailer won the head
prize and Miss Johnston and w. P.
Quackenbush the foot prize.
w. H. TomlinSon returned from chi
cage Thursday, where he had been to
sell six cars of fat stock.
Mrs w. II. Tomlinson and mother,
Mrs =, s. Thayer, returned from ST. PAU
FRIDAY. where they visited the former
daughter, Mrs. Torsell
Secretary Randall, of the State Agri-
cultural society, spent Tuesday with Z.
william yallbrecht, of Fergus Falls,
snent the week here with relatives.
Patrick Lynch, Hugh Doherty and
Theodore Durrenberger are hunting deer
in the northern part of the state
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-25
WIN0NA.

Quite an unique affair was banquet
given by the ladies of the First Congre-
gatlonal church on Friday evening to the
men of the church. The parlors were
served. Afterwards a toast programme
was carried out, with F. A. Rising acting
as POSTMASTER.
A Kate Douglas Wiggin rhetorical pro-
gramme will be carried out at the nor
NAL schooFthis afternoon.
Mrs l.. c. Johnson entertained the
quilting club at her home in celebration
of her birth anniversary.
A special effort is being made to secure
better spelling in the public schools at
the present time. and to this end SPELL
ing is taken up in connection with writ
ten work, and monthly mark ings are
made by the teacher of writing.
Mr.. Marc D. Lombard is organizing a
chorus to give a Mendelssohn evening
shortly before Christmas. The pro-
gramme will be opened with Mendels-
sohn's arrangement of the forty-second
Psalm, followed by Mendelssohn's mo,
tet, Hear My Prayer" Later in the
winter the same chorus will present an
CRATIC
Elizabeth S. Durham. wife of John l..
Durham. died suddenly at her home
in this city of neuralgia of the heart She
was sixty-seven years of age. and had
resided in Winona since early days.
Grain receipts in Winona are unusually
good at the present time. A comparison
OF markets. SHOWS THAI. w lilUId Is pdSiii5
more than at any of the surrounding
places.
Mr.. S. F. Kerfoot. pastor of the Cenc
trail Methodist church, who was operated
upon Friday for appendicitis, is recover
ing nicely from the operation.
j Mrs. George Rowell has received from
the Modern Woodmen S2,o00, the amount
of insurance carried in that order by her
late husband.
A number of Thanksgiving dances and
entertainments are planned for the end OF
this week.
Most of the Winona Sunday schools
have now named committees to arrange
for Christmas entertainments.
The Normal football team of this city
was badly defeated here today by. the
team from the Chicago Dental college.
The final score was % to O in favor of
the tooth pullers. The dentists had a
game scheduled with st. Louis today,
but this was declared off at the last
moment, and they came through to WI
mona for game. They had no sleep last
night and went on the field tired out, and
in no condition, but in spite of this they
put up the fastest game ever seen mere.
The interference was perfect, and long
runs were a feature. Bob FLYNN, q
brother of Mipnesotas famous guard
was in the Dental team. In the seconc
half the Norna1s braced up and heid the
visitors to one touchdown.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-25
SLEEPY EYE.

s. D. Griffer, general agent for the
Champion Binder company in Montana, is
visiting his family here after an absence
of eight months.
G. M. Gress has Joined his wife at
Sioux Falls, S. D.. where they will spend
Thanksgiving with their daughter, Mrs
Keith.
Mrs. A. G. Anderson. of Springfield,
visited friends here last week.
William Dursch fell from a loaded
wagon Monday, breaking his collar bone
and suffering other injuries.
Engineer Mailer and family returned
hcme Tuesday from a months visit In
the East.
Frank Renner and Oscar Krause have
returned from trip to Emmons county.
n. D., where they each purchased land.
On Tuesday evening the barn belong
ing NJ. J.. Lenzen, Of Leavenworth, was
six horses, eight cows. hay, grain and
farming implements. The origin of the
fire is not known. A small amount of in
surance was carried in the Stark Insur-
ance company.
The Ladies, Benevolent society will hold
a basket social at the Gieseke residence
on Wednesday evening. A short musical
programme will be rendered and in
addition to this Miss Freton, Red
Cross nurse who has just returned from
! the Philippines and China, will have on
exl ibition a large display OF curiosities
and souvenirs from the countries just
visited. Miss Freton will give an address
on her experience and observation while
abroad.
At their next meeting the city council
will be asked to pass an ordinance pro-
hibiting the throwing Of fruits and ex-
pectorating on the sidewalks.
The Sleepy Eye Land and Investment
company has Just been organized with
a capital of 100000. The company will
Incorporate under the state laws and the
object will be to buy and sell land.
C. A. Lemke has brought an action
through his attorneys against his wife
for divorce.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-25
AUSTIN.

Mayor C. L. West, Council Members
.John Robertson, F. E. Gleason. P. Bemp,
II. A. Avery John Gulden, John F. An
derson. and City Attorney A. W. Wright,
together with a number of leading bust
ness men formed a party that went last
Tuesday night to Mason City. Iowa, to
INSPECT the street paving which is now
in progress in that city. They were
cordially received and handsomely en-
tertained by the council and other cltl-
zens of that fleighboring city, who took
pleasure in showing the Austin delegation
the features of their town, especially the
street paving. Austin owns her electric
lighting and water plant, and is strongly
agitating a city heating plant, and the
paving Of some of her main thorough
fares. ~,
The steel brige, together with the ap-
proaehes at the south end of Main street,
is about complete. =.
The deeds have been executed 10
tho eleyen-aere tract, recently pur-
chased by syndicate Of citizens
and donated to the city for a pubic park.
When the projected improvements are
completed this will be one Of the hand
soonest parks in this part of the state.
At meeting of the directors OF ST:
Olaf hospital, J. s. Roseland was elected
president; L. F. Clausen, secretary; G
Scheender, treasurer. Report of the as
socIation for the past year show 1t to
be in excellent condition.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-25
HASTINGS.

Daniel Burns of Lakeville, met with a
mysterious death. His blackened and
charred body, burned to crisp IN
straWstack in that vicinity, was dlscov-
cred today. He had been engaged as
bartender some time ago at j. ii. Sulll-
vans saloon He had been missing but
a few day. His overcoat, undershirt and
hot were found nearby. He was a son
of Thomas Burns. formerly of this city.
and now of Hopkins, Mimi. and aged
about twenty-five years.
The funeral of Henry Gallinger, an
old resident of Denmark, will be held
from ST. Marys church, Eastwood
Grove. tomorrow sunday at p. M, the
Rev. p. H. Linley officiating.
A marriage license was issued today
to Elias Knutsen and Miss Title L. john
son, of Eureka.
The hop of the Enterprise club at the
Lang theater last night proved de-
lightful affair.
Seymour Carter and Miss Helen S.
Carter left last evening upon trip to
Frank Elm lost a finger of his right
hand in a circular saw today while saw
ing wood, the thumb being also badly
federated, but will probably be saved.
J. B. Kelly, of Eureka, has been drawn
as a petit juror at the United States
court in Winona Dec. 3.
The funeral Of Frederick Jahnke, an
old resident of Hastings, will be held
from ST. Johns church tomorrow lSun-
day) at o, M, the Rev. Jacob Scha-
degg officiating. He was aged hfty-one
years and leaves a wife, five daughters
and two sons.
Peter Gergen and Miss Louise Ranch,
of this city, were married on the I'D inst.
by the Rev. p. H. Linley.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-25

given by the ladies of the Congre-
gational church and was held at the
home of Mrs. H. F. Patton; the other by
the Masonic lodge of this city. The
church, as yet. has not secured a pastor
to fill the vacancy. but is making preps
arationS
A quiet wedding was held at the nome
OF Mr.. ard Mrs. John Dobner, at 6 o'clock
Saturday evening, at which time Frank
H. Phillips and Miss Clara L. Dobner
were married, Rev. E B. Chase of
floating Immediately after the cere-
mony wedding supper was served, after
which time the young couple left for
Winona on the 1886 train, where they
will spend a short honeymoon. Mr..
Phillips is one of the leading photegra-
piers of this city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-25
sHAKOPEE.

The Northwestern Telephone and Ex-
change company has crew OF men at
work .stringing two new wires from Min
neapolis to Glencoe, passing through our
city.
Miss Lizzie Sherkenbach is at home
for the winter having finished her sea-
Warren Spoons is visiting old friends
this week, having been employed at Lex
inston for the past year.
Mrs. William Duffy was at Mime apo
lis Tuesday to be present at a meeting
of the Pathfnders CLUB, of which she
is a member.
Henry Klnkhammer. who went to
Epiphany, S. D.. to receive treatment at
the hands of a specialist, arrived home
Saturday very much improved in health.
The annual meeting of the Shakopee
the city. hall last Monday evening. The
principal business was the election OF
officers for the ensuing year. They are:
Chief engineer. e. B. Ketterer; first as
Southworth; treasurer, John Berens; fire
wardens, John Hirscher and Herman
Logefeil.
The Literary club meets with Mrs J.
E.. Dean this evening.
Miss Belle Spencer entertained party
of friends at her home Friday evening
in honor of the anniversary Of her birth
day. In the party were Misses Josie
Brow, Florence Wilson. Minnie Pettey
and Mae Dierberger; Messrs. Hugo
Heinch. Henry Schroeder. George Thorn
quest. c. Theo. Weiland and j. H.
Moore
Miss Anna Mergens entertained at pro-
gressive cinch Saturday evening. head
prizes being awarded to Miss Lena kohls
and DR.. H w. Reiter captured the foot
trophies
The Shakopee Fair association meets
this evening to talk over the prospects
for fair next fall
August Sherkenbach was very badly
injured by kick froa-one of his horses,
and eight in his lower jaw, splitting his
chin and lip badly.
Mrs. Hubert Marx and daughter Ade-
laide visited the Twin Cities last Satur-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-25
BUFFALO.

Mr.. John Warner spent several days IN
North Dakota on business this week.
Mr.. Frank Shimmins was doing bus.-
ness in the Twin Cities Monday.
Mr.. w. c. Barkaloo, Of Lester S1. Prairie lie
family during the past week.
Miss Caroline Smithlof clearwater, wa
visiting friends in Buffalo this week.
married on Wednesday, the Goth Rev.
A. Biebighauser off1ciated.
The Degree Of Honog of Buffalo Will en-
terrain district convention next Tues.
day comprising the lodges of Kimbals
Eden Valley. Maple Lake and Rockford afo, ),
attend a sick brother on "wednesday
The following officers were elected 81
the regular meeting Of the A. o. 2. ".
lodge last Monday evening: P. M, w.
John Prahl: NJ W., Frank Cady; F.. s.
A. Cutter: o.. Gotlie1 Fenske; financier
F. L. Shimmin; receiver. q. G. Carpenter:
recorder. E. O. McGaffey; guide, Earl
Copeland; /. w, Henry 3Nfeskin; O. w.
J. II. Alley; trustee. f. 3. Lamson.