The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-29

or to spend sixty days in Jail. He gave
notice Of an appeal.-John Peterson was
brought in from the town Of Nidaros to-
day to answer to q charge Of assault with
dangerous weapon. Peterson had dis
pute with John Anderson as to the amount
due him for some work, and Anderson is
said to have driven him out of his house
with shotgun. Peterson thereupon ran
to his buggy, drew out a shotgun and
fired at Anderson's doorway, and the
charge went through the door. He was
bound over, bail being fixed at $780, The
amount of money involved in the dispute
was $1.35.-James Elliott and Johh VIM.
Armstrong returned from deer hunt in
the Moose River district In Aitkin county
Friday, bringing with them seven deer.
Thomas Agren returned from the Missouri
river country In western North Dakota
Thursday with fine buck. >
WINONA, MlNN.-Jack Bingham, when
up for eXamina ton in the municipal court
for the smuggling and robbery of Ed Max
ham Of st. Paul about week ago, waived
examination and was bound over. Max
ham is doing nicely at the hospital and
will recover. The police have not yet re-
covered the $500 and the gold watch and
chain that Bingham is accused Of taking.
At a late hour last night the Winona
police department was asked to send sew
eral officers to Minnesota City to assist
the town marshal to stop riot. 1t is re-
ported that several people We're hurt.
LANESBORO, MINN.-Patrick Mallany
aged 67 years. died on Thanksgiving day.
He was an old resident, and was landlord
Of the Valley house since 1869. He left
widow, one son, James Mallany, and four
daughters.-The third entertainment of
the lecture course was held at the opera
house last evening. J. Clement Ambrose
was the speaker and his subject THE
Sham Family. high school
football club beat Lanesboro on the latter's
grounds yesterday by to 0.
SHAkOPEE. MINN.-Mrs. Anton Mar
shall, injured in a runaway several days
ago. died yesterday afternoon at o'clock
and will be buried Sunday afternoon. She
was thrown against a tree and her head
and shoulder injured The case was seen
to be. desperate from the start, and DR..
Ohage of St.. Paul was summoned. She
left husband and nine children.
WINNEEAGo CITY, MINN.-On Mon
day w. D. Smith surrenders possession of
the Winnebago City Enterprise to his sue
cessors. McColey & Blackwell, of Central
City, Iowa. Mr.. Smith made a success
Of his paper. He served three terms as
assistant secretary of the state. He has
purchased the Mirror at Moscow, Idaho,
and takes possession Jan. 1. -
LAKE CITY, MtNN.-Alex and Edward
Nelson and Harry Fitzgerald, the Still
water lads who stole several razors from
store here, pleaded guilty yesterday and
We're sent to the state training school at
Red Wing. They were taken there last
night The youngest is about IS and the
Oldest H. They come from good families
DULUTH, MlNN.-The Lake Superior
Teachers association is holding it's an
nual session. About 400 teachers are
here.-The Duluth blast furnace will re-
sumo operations Tuesday, after having
been out Of blast two months on ac-
count of the scarcity Of coke. p
RED WING, MINIS. H. Purdy. aged
over 30 years, one of the oldest and best
known pioneers in this vicinity, died last
night.
LIE SUEUR, MINN.-Mrs J. II Drake
fell down steep flight of stairs and broke
one of her legs near the thigh =