The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-28

ply. AT the last year payment Mr..
Peterson had several annuities that were
forfeited. but 1t was more through ignor-
ance of the law than anything else. This
year. If the rule is violated, it will be done
wilfully and not because the conse-
quences are not known.-Cream City,
suburb, will have first-class wrestling
match tonight. Ben Simon, champion
wrestler of Canada and w. H. Nettleton
Of Alma Center will contest for purse Of
5000.
DEADWOoD, S. D.-Patrick Donnelly,
railroad contractor, with many men,
horses and wheel scrapers, has arrived in
the Hills from Old Mexico, and it is as
serted he is here to build an extension
OF the Elkhorn railroad up Blacktail gulch
to Garden City and Carbonate, and thence
to Spearf1sh. Elkhorn officials are non
eommittal, but it is known that spur
is to be run up Blacktail, and it has been
given out that twenty one miles of track
Is to be laid. 1t would seem from this
that Spearfsh Is the ultimate destination
of the spur. Such a route would be en-
tirely feasible, and would be the most di-
| rect. The extension will open up one OF
the richest mining sections in the Black
Hills.
WAYZATA, MiNN.-A western harvest
hand returned Tuesday night from Morris
with $780,. He visited several saloons
with supposed friends, and became in
toxicated. When he came to he found
himself in an alley. His money was gone,
also his satchel containing some extra
clothing, his hat and even the shoes from
his feet After an unsuccessful effort to
regain his money he started out to find
work. A Ferndale resident on the way to
the lake in his automobile, picked the man
up took him to his home, gave him q
square meal, and secured work for him.
LAKE PRESTON, S. D.-A farewell re-
ception was rendered Professor and Mrs.
J. G.. Lindsey last evening at the Congre-
gatlonal church. Many friends gathered
| to express their good wishes. The toasts.
relationship" and Our Fellow Workers."
| were responded to by A. c. Lindner and
| Rev. c. H. Dreisbach. Light refreshments
were served. Professor Lindsey has been
| engaged as principal of the Gary schools
! for the coming year.-Dr. Fernando Roys,
of this place, and Mrs. Minnie King were
! united in marriage at Madison.
| GARDEN' CITY, s. D.-Eforts are
| being made to have a postoffice estab-
| lished here, and John Noland is the agreed
| candidate for postmaster. The camp has
| experienced decided awakening during
| the last few months, and every cabin Is
occupied, while many are compelled to
live In tents. These people are receiving
| liASl1 iilou dL OeuiIdl lily ana DedOWOOQ,
| the former three miles and the latter five.
| miles way. It IS estimated that fully
| 200 persons would get their mail here.
| LEAD, S. D.-Eugene V. Debs is MAX
| Ing tour of the Hills, addressing the
| various labor organizations, and has
| spoken at Deadwood and Lead, his sub
| ject being Labor and Liberty" He is.
speaking to large gatherings. In Dead
| wood there was not a building large
| enough to accommodate his hearers and
he spoke on the open street.
| DES MONIES, IoWA-At the state con-
vention of the rural mail carriers the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President:
B. H. Wood, Cherokee; first vice presf-
dent J. w. Clever, Hamiston; second
vice president, w. H. Dillon, De Soto;
secretary, ]. B. Gray, Eagle Grove.
LA CROSSE, WlS.-EIarvey Derr, one Of
the oldest residents Of this city, dropped
dead on a street this morning as he was
getting into his buggy. Heart disease was
pf dan I, ITe n