The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29
HAIRE FOR SENATOR

HARE FOR SENATOR
Socialists of South Dakota Nominate
a Ticket. 4s
ABERDEEN, s. D.-The socialist state
convention last night indorsed R. w. Haire
for United States senator and nominated
this ticket: N
Congressmen-Freeman Knowles Of
Lawrence and Walter Price of Sully.
Governor. c. Crawford of Clark.
Lieutenant Governor-Erick Shakstal
of Minnehaha.
Secretary Of State-Clarence Brothers Of
Brown.
Treasurer-A E. Clark Of Brown
Auditor-G. F. Walker of Minnehaha
Commissioner of School and Public
Lands-W. t. Pierce of Minnehaha.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
David Mcclellan of Clark.
Attorney Generals. II. Cranmer of
Brown.
Railroad Commissioners. B. Case of
Lake.
About a dozen only from outside of
Brown county attended, these being from
Minnehaha, Clark and Sully. counties.
yARLINoToN, 8. D.-The article pub
lished In T he j ourn>al of the 23d,
under the head Of Trouble at Arlington, -
does Mr.. Sullivan great injustice. He as
serts that the statements therein are un-
true; that, while the girl in question made
her home In his family, he and his wife
did everything possible for her welfare;
that she received ample wages for the
services given; that he did not receive
mail matter for her from the postofice.
end that neither he nor his wife annoyed
her or attempted to have her return to
their home. The incident on the street
was greatly magnihed, and Mr.. Sullivan
is grieved over the publication and desires
this statement made. He is an enterpris-
ing citizen and his friends regret the
publicity given the affair.
NORTHFIELD, MINN.-The track lay
ing on the Eureka Linton extension of the
Milwaukee railway is being pushed as
rapidly as possible. The crew has passed
through Eureka and about one mile of
track day is being laid. Five new towns
will >be started-Greenway, iceland,
Hague, Stafford and Linton.-Extensive
improvements have been made upon the
buildings and grounds Of Carleton col
lege. City water has been put in at the
ladies' hall.-John S. Mcintosh of Ep-
worth, Iowa, and Miss May G. Payne OF
this city were married yesterday afternoon
.
and Mrs. E. E. Payne.-The board of con-
troll of the M E. church gave reception
to- the choir last evening. :
MADISON, WIS.Notice was filed with
the secretary of state to-day by the Eau
Claire, Chippewa Falls & Northern Rail
way company of the adoption of a route
for the extension of the line from Little
Falls forty miles to an intersection with
the Wisconsin Central. Secretary of State
Froehlich, president of the Badger Oh
and Gas company, this morning received
a telegram from Manager Susner, say
ing a big gusher has been brought in ad-
Joining the company's property in the
Flatl1ck, Kentucky, oil district, and that
SPECTATORS there have gone wild.
OSCEOLA, VISA man giving thu
name of c: S. Roberts hired a livery rig
Of s. c. Benjamin Wednesday noon, say
ing he wished to go few miles east o,
Dresser Junction and would return tina
evening. Nothing has been heard or seer
of him since leaving Dresser Junction
He Is about 80 years DID, weighs 16
pounds, has sandy mustache, curly hal
and has the appearance Of a common la
lsborer. A liberal reward is offered for tn,
horse and apprehension and conviction o
the man.
r. SIOUX; CITY, IOWA-SOme sixty -fiv,
representatives Of the retail lumber yards
in northwestern Iowa met in Sioux" Cit.
yesterday for the semiannual gathering
of the Northwestern Iowa Lumbermen'
association. The purpose of the meeting
was to adjust losses from windstorms, tor
4nadoes and fires the association being
sort of mutual insurance company Their
were no losses from fires the past 81!
months, but windstorms did damage o
| $15, 900.
z BLUE EARTH, MlNN.-The publ
schools will open Monday, Sept l. Th,
faculty is as follows: Superintendent, A
G. Tibbetts; high school teachers, Thoma
EGeisness and Lillian Stewart; grades, Fla
via Dean, Bernice Sumner, Mae Bartlett
Bessie Par1nalee, Stella Reid, Ida GougalI
Mae Geisness, Maude Bartlett, Margare
JONES' Harriet McCurdy, Minnie Meckol
roth and Myrtle Grout; kindergarten, Mel
Lowry.
X FOND. DU LAC, WlS.-After taking tn,
| twenty fifth ballot this morning withou
any break in the deadlock, the sixth dis
trict democratic congressional convention
adjourned till clock this afternoon, tn,
vote still standing: Wells, 10; Weisse, 13
Malone, -; DR.. Blank, S.
! =, viNToN, Iowa 49, Stanley S. Lichty
manager of the Benton county telephone
system, has launched new publicat tior
in the journalistic field Of iowa. It will be
called the Iowa Telephone journal, ant
will take the form Of a trade journal.