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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-12
Bad washouts on Burlington.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, June 12.-During a
heavy rain last night the large steel and
stone bridge: between Wells and Clevels on
Cedar Rapids & Northern railway, was moved
from it's abutments so as TO be made i'm
passable and twenty miles Of track was dam
train service can be resumed. The company
had Just resumed running trains over this
line after having repaired the disastrous
washouts of last week: The Burlington, Ce-
dar Rapids g. Northern is using the Illinois
Central, tracks from Cedar Falls to Iowa
Falls. The Great Western had a washout
between Waterloo and Reinbeck and is run
ming IT'S trains over the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern. -. --.-.'.-.s- 't-.... ,'
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Blanchard Seems Favored.

Pierre, S. D., June 12-If reports over the
state at this stage Of the situation can be
dooked upon as pointer as to results, the
selection of 7. E: Blanchard as state COM
mander of the G. A. R., at the encampment
at Brookings next week, is practically Ger
tain.-Wool raisers on the range country are
finding trouble in securing shearers this sea-
son, and a number OF them are yet waiting
for the shearers to reach their f1ocks. This
scarcity is bringing up the discussion of the
location of a shearing plant, to be operated
by, power. at SINE central portion Of the
sheep growing country.-Indications are that
the June rise is on in the Missouri. The
water has been slowly crawling up for sew
eral days, and now is about the nine-foot
mark. with indications of its going higher
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North Dakota w. C. II. U.

Cando, N. D.. June 12.-The eighth annual
here Yesterday morning and will close this
evening. Miss, Matte v. .Bogart Of Tower
City will deliver the closing address Before
that an oratorical contest for gold medal
will be held and a musical program rendered.
Nearly 100 delegates are in attendance.-The
prices of farm lands in this county have in
creased nearly one-third in the past five
months. D. F. Mclaughlin recently sold for
50 800 one-ha a section which he bought in
January. for $4,000, F. Weiker sold his farm,
consisting of five quarter sections, to eastern
parties for $4,000 cash. and another farmer
sold two quarters for. $500 cash.
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EIGHT HURT, SOME. FATALLY
Schoolhouse Completely Wrecked
Near washington Iowa.

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.Das sMoines, June L. For the first time
in two days telegraphic communication
with Washington has--been, obtained.
Four .wagonloads Of students enjoying
Picnic at Coppocs= nine miles south Of
Washington; were caught aby the storm
during their return Journey. One wagon
containing nine members of the high
school class which had-just graduated
sought shelter in a schoolhouse which was
blown to pieces, burying all in the debris.
The injuredfare: Mildren McAtlin, chest
crushed; bones broken in. several places
and body bruised; eyes filled with mortar;
blind; will die. Charles Chance, collar
bone Broken in. several places; badly
crushed ALI over. still unconscious; re-
coVery doubtful. Myrtle Stewart; badly
bruised about the head and face Blanche
Stewart, shoulder dislocated; head cut;
bruised. Myrtle Shields, leg badly in
juEed; severely bruised, Jessie Klein,
back Wrenched, badly cut. Gertie
Reeves, face seriously CUT Mary Jer-
rard. ankle dislocated; several scalp
wounds. -, g..-..E. ...z.-.-. -
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Grand Meadow, MINI, June 12.-Torger,
Anderson and MARY Dalen were married at
the home of the brides brother, A.: G. Daden,
by Rev o. &c sBelsheiii III G,h& fE eEs~A'fr''
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-12
NORTHWESTERN JUNE BRIDES

Rochester, Mimi, June 1.-THE golden
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Wright of this city was celebrated last night
in the l. o. %. F. hall by the members of that
order and the Rebekahs, Of which the guests
of honor were also members. Attorney
George j. Allen made the presentation ad
dress and gave to Mr.. and Mrs Wright a
small gold colored sack containing $50 in gold
currency. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright have been
residents of Olmsted county for the past
:forty-eight years Mr. Wright is 70 years of
age and his wife 81. II. ~ 49,.
. Pelican Rapids, Mimi, June 12.-The mar
riage of Henry C. Page, Jr.,. son of VI. 9.
Page, formerly president of the Fergus Falls
National bank, and Miss Ruth Kinney Of
Pelican Rapids, took place at the home Of
the brides parents here, Rev. C. E. .EAmes
officiating. About 100 guests were present;
: twenty of whom came from Fergus Falls:
Miss Cora Frazee acted maid of honor
and Clarence Kinney, brother of the bride,
as best man. The couple will leave in "a few
days for; Great Falls, Mont, which is to. be
their future home
Menomonie, Wis, June 12.-Ernest Boil of
Rice Lake and Miss Levina Ohnstad, a pop
ular society lady of this city, were married
last evening at the home of the brides father.
Mr.. Boil will be assistant cashier Of the First
National Bank of Menomonie.
Spring Valley. Mimi, June 12.-Frederick
Tenz and Miss Agness Laying were married
yesterday at lions German church of this
city. ----~~---'.~ ,~~
: Faribault, Mimi, June 12-G. Leonard
; Lang, an emp1oye of the West Publishing
company of st. Paul, was married last eve
ming to Lucy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Laufenburger of this city. p
) Northfeld, Mimi, June 12.-The marriage
of Miss Jennie J. Gilbert and Frank A. Simp-
son, two well-know young people, took place
at the home Of. the groom's sister, Mrs.
Frank Rowland of Waterford l.~:, ..-.
Woonsocket, S.. D., June 12.-Frank Schmidt
and Barbara Huber were married ait the Cath
olc church yesterday morning, .
; Grand Meadow, MINI, June 12.-Torger
Anderson and MARY Dalen were married at
the home of the BRIDES brother A! G. Daaen
by Rev g. C. Belshein1. - i -z1e - W -;
Elk River, MIN. June miss Lisbetfh
Laner and Joseph H. slattery, both if this
place, were married yesterday at the BRIDE
home, DR.. Hindley performing the ceremony
Miss Denny of Minneapolis was bridesmaid.
Mr.. and Mrs. slattery will leave in a few
days for a trip south: ,,.-.-..
Qassel, MINI, June 12.-Henry Christian
and Elizabeth Cassel of this village; prom
inent young people, were married. They
will reside in Dassel. -. =. =
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Agen Heads wisconsin G. A. r.

Stevens Point. Wis.s June 12.--At the state
c. A. r. enc'ampment this morning Chippewa
Falls was chosen as the next place of meet
ing, and James H. Agen Of West Superior
was elected district commander. General
Macarthur speaks tonight The feature of
YESTERDAY was the address of Department
Commander De. Croft. The present member
ship is 9,447, showing a net loss. of sixty nine
members A resolution condemntng the use
of Inscriptions of any kind ~on the national
mously adopted. .-'t-> = -
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Fergus Falls, Mimi. June s12.-Burglars en-
tered the home Of Mrs. William Mcdonnell, a
cripple, living with her little son, and pro-
cured purse containing s32. The theft is
a particularly deplorable one, as Mrs. Nc
Donell could ill afford to lose the money
The dedication of the Park Region Luther
college took place yesterday with large at
tendance. The seating capacity of the chapel
was entirely inadequate and the speakers
stand was erected under the trees. Rev.
O; N: Fosmark' the father and builder of the
an address of welcome. The dedicatory ad-
dress was delivered by Professor Stub. Of the
Lutheran Theological seminary, at Hamline.
Professor Stub spoke in the Norwegian Ian
guage and addresses were delivered in Eng
lish by Professor Hove. of the theological
school; Andrew Grindeland, of Warren, and
Captain c. L. Baxter, of this CITY,. A large
amount of money was subscribed for the fur
nishng fund OF the college. -
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Hastings Hnppeninrs.

Hastings, Mimi, June 12.-The remains of
DR.. H. A. Olson, an insane patient. who died
at the asylum, were shipped to Long Lake
against Otto Adams for burglary and grand
larceny were dismissed in the district court
The Hastings fire department re- elected the
following officers last evening: President,
j. E.. Walker; secretary and treasurer, E. A.
Schroeder III
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-12

Menominee. Mich, June 12-About forty
Indians passed through Wausaukee yesterday
on their way to the Red river district Kene-
shena Indians, near Wabemo, Wis, and with
them celebrate gigantic medicine dance
which will last several days. The Indians made
the entire trip, about forty miles, on their
ponies. These medicine dances are annual
occurrences among the Indians of this dis
trict, most Of whom are of the Menominee
tribe, from the White Rapids reservation
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Hymen,s Rocky Road.

Omaha, Neb., June 12-Frederick Renard
OF Oakland, Neb., although e4 years old. is
anxious to marry, and the girl of his choice
estate is valued at s2oo,ooO The family Of
the aged suitor sees Interior motives in Miss
Craigs readiness to wed, and they are making
every effort to check the affair. To do this,
application was made in Knox county for the
appointment of a guardian for him. In the
meantime the old man and the younger
Renards have been racing about the country
others beating him to the courthouses and
procuring injunction papers
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-12
NO WATER
Sand Blocks Intake Pipe of
Crosse Waterworks.

La Crosse, Wis, June 12.-This city is
to-day entirely without fire protection,
the city water works being useless. Sand
from the river has washed into the intake
pipe, shutting off all water to the pump;
ing station. Not a drop can be. had from
hydrants. Colman' S mill is depended upon
entirely to furnish pressure in case of
fire. The situation is the worst in the
history of the water works system and a
force of men is working day and night
digging out the sand, but which fills up
about as rapidly as it can be removed.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-12

HEROES OF PBKING BROUGHT BACK.
San Francisco, June 12.-The United States
transnort Warren reached here gfrom Manila
to-day, bringing 300 GnarinesSand $50 casuals
and short-term men. Comp Tsof the Ninth
infantry. commanded by Captain Fred
Palmer, which made up portion of the relief
column that entered Peking and which saw
desperate hghting at Tientsin and Samar, Is
among the detachments brought back.
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New, Debt-RnisfnE Plan.

Winona, Mimi, June PA unique celebra--
tion is taking place to-day at Minnesota.
by the Methodist churches of Minnesota, ,Wea-
yer and Elba for the purpose of raising a
church debt Tt lis expected to raise the
money mainly bys:selling dinner. In order
to get "a large attendance, a special program
has been arranged, including a balloon ascen-
sion by Professor Schermerhorn Presiding
w B. Anderson of Winona was also down for:
remarks. b ~: no 80 ~ - -
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Y. P.rS. C. e. at Rrainerd.

Brainerd, Mimi, June 12.-The central dis
trict convention of the Y.sP. S. C."E is in
church. Rev. A. H. Carver gave the address
of welcome and Rev. Alexander McGregor, D.
D., of st. Paul, also spoke. President Brown
appointed. the following committees: Nom
nations, Rev.; w. H. Medlar, E. L. Jenkins
and. Mrs c. W.. Horton; resolutions, Rev.
G. Ernest Smith, Mrs. Amelia Erickson and
Rev. E. E. Gram ...- ---4=t -
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HOW TO FALL GRACEFULLY.

Milwaukee, June 12-Delegates to the
Dancing Masters national convention yes
terday gave demonstrations of how to fall
on a ballroom floor and do it gracefully
These demonstrations were given by dancing
specialists of both sexes, and the exh1bltlon
was good as vaudeville performance. Ihe
correct movement is hard to describe, pus
there were several graceful bows and num-
Der of smiles and it was all over.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-12
Two Bodies in River.

found IN the Mississippi river. One Is that
Of a woman probably 80 years old. A mark of
violence evident the dead woman 8
head. The other body was that of man
who disappeared some time ago. His name
was Florice Smith.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-12
Mrs. Baker on Trial,

Hudson, Wis, June 1.-THE cases of the
state against Mrs. J. S. Baker, Miss Murphy
and Mrs. Freel were before Judge Arnquist
OF the county court yesterday. The board
moved first the casa against Mrs. Baker for
obtaining money under false pretenses for an
orpbanage in the city of Duluth
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:. q. O. F.. Excursion.

To Mortified Friday, June 13. For tho
heneft Of the Home via. Chicago, Great
western Railway Special Train Service.
Leave Minneapolis TAO a. m. and ga. m.
Arrive Mort hfeld $40 a. m. and 10:40
a. m. Musical Program and Base Ball
Game. Tickets s1.00. on sale at City
Ticket Office and Depot.
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Brick1ayers scarce at Fargo.

Fargo. n. D., Junep12.-since the strike,
which delayed work on Fargo buildings was
adjusted, there has been a rush of work and
the contractors are unable to secure sufh-
cient number Of bricklayers Efforts to secure
bricklayers in the twin cities have been un-
successful on account of the large amount of
building in progress.-The North Dakota G.
A. f. has secured the promise OF Commander
in Chief Torrance to be in Fargo during the
encampment June 1873: j. W. Carroll Of
Fargo seems to be the leading candidate for /
commander in this state. "a
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buried ~ Company Comrades.

Menomnee. Mich, June 12.-The burial of
Daniel P. Mason, aged II, an old member OF
Company"E Twelfth Wisconsin, brings forth
an occurrence which is something seldom
heard of now. All the pail bearers were
by side with the deceased during the civil.
war. y -, ..5riF tr----ss...'7a 1t
The death of Chauncey Whiting, Sr..,5 of the
town Of Clitherald,# occurred at hisa home on
the 7th. Mr.. Whiting was 81 years Old and
was one of the pioneers of Minnesota, having
led the irst colony to Otter Tail county in
1864 - 81. .
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Big Land Purchase,

Calumet, Mich, June 12-John S. Morrison
Of this city and Roger &c. Williams of L'Anse
have purchased from the Detroit Construction
company a large tract of land we'll wooded,
with valuable cedar and hemlock, having fif-
teen miles of lake front on Huron bay With
the property and lake front the right of way
of the disnantled Huron Bay railroad has
logging road. The transfer is one of the
largest made in the upper peninsula tn some
time
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Two Goyernor. .t winnfper

Winnipeg, Man, June 12.-Governor Van
SAINT of Minnesota and Governor Nash of
Ohio are expected in Winnipeg on June Is,
coronation day. They will accompany the
Minnesota state bankers and rousing recep-
tion is being arranged in their honor.
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Iowa Auctfoneers Elect.

Waterloo, Iowa, June 12.-The State Auction
Association elected the following officers:
President, D. B. Marshall, Mount Ayr; vice
president, F. F. Luther. Grand Junction: Sec
retary, w. w: Stewart, Tingey; treasurer,
e. H. Reeves, Washington Des Moines was
selected as the place for holding the next an
hual convention.
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Alexander Ramsey, President.

! Duluth, Mimi, June R.-Alexander Ramsey
Of ST., Paul was reelected president Of the
Mesaba Iron company. This is the pioneer
iron company of Minnesota, as it was organ
lied in 1875. The investigation Of the Had
ley-Wison wreck closed yesterday-Th
hundred commercial travellers left last night
for Excelsior, Lake Mnnetonka, to attend the
annual convention. -
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New Postmaster..

Washington, June 12.-These postmasters
were ,anoointed to-day:
Minnesota-Wycming, Chisago county, D. D.
Stewart. South Dakota-Presho, Lyman
county, Isaac Hellekson. Wisconsin-Paris,
Kenosha county L. c.. Williams.
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g.. Dakota Priest browns Himself.

Winnipeg, Man, June 12.-The body of a
man was found in the Red river, forty miles
south of this city, and the remains were
Identified as Father NJ. J. Mercer, Catholic
priest, of Armour, S. D., who on his
way to Trappist monastery, St. Norbert, near
This city. He was worried in mind and evil
dently committed suicide.
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webster City Inundated.

Webster City, Iowa, June 12.-As the result
of a terrific rain last night and which is still
falling, the Boone river is many feet above
it's banks. The northeastern and eastern
parts of. the city are under water and people
are, leaving their homes. No fatalities have
been reported, but all wagon bridges are out
and railroad bridges are likely to 60.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-12
ViruIent SmnllpOx at MenOminee.

Menominee, Mich, June 12.-Arthur c. Mel
son. aged 26 years. died of conluent hem
orrhagic smallpox, commonly known as black
smallpox. This is the only case of the dis
ease, in this. form that has appeared in the
city. although there were many cases of a
milder tYpe - - ~. -
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Fergus Falls Pastor Re.Irp.

Fergus Falls, Mimi, June 12.-Rev o. P.
Ryder, of the Presbyterian church, rendered
Mr.. Ryder has been very popular and his
resignation comes as a surprise It was
mainly through his efforts that the SIS, 900
subscription for the new Presbyterian church
was raised
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Charged with Assault.

; La Crosse, Wis, June 12.-Fornler Sheriff
Robert A. Ladd was arrested to-day, charged
beth NJ. Hull, choking and beating her. Mrs.
Hull was formerly postmistress of Lytles,
small station north of here Iadd was placed
on trial to-day before Judge Daniels and the
case adjourned one week.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-12
Teachers, Institute, at ,Cando:

Cando. N. D.. June PA teachers. train.
ing school for Towner county opened here
Monday and will continue all week." Pro-
fessor w. E.. Hoover, principal of; the, Park.
River high school, is conductor, and is as
sisted by. Miss. K. &C. Latin, of the Fargo
high school, and Professor Blackorby. super
intendent Of county Schools. Tuesday eve
ming, Professor, Kennedy, of the state tuniver-
attendance, numbering seventy-two. -.
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Sheriff Loses Barn and Grannry.

Steele. N. D., June 12.-The barn, stabling
seed grain and forty tons of hay belonging to
Sheriff John Noonan, located five miles north
Of Tappen, we're burned. Neighbors arrived in
time to save the house No insurance.
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whole Family Injured.

jamestown, ~. D., June 12.-Engineer NAL
lick and family were injured by lightning,
which struck their home in Valley City. The
shoulders of Mr.. and Mrs. Mallick were
burned, their baby was struck and badly cut
by falling glass and a boy s years old had
his hair burned off and his head scorched. All
will recover. gss5s..g Bit s5s 81
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Grand Mendow Man Insane.

Grand Meadow, Mimi, June 12-I H. Com
stock suddenly became violently insane and
left his place of business. being found
three miles east of town. He claimed he had
just killed man and wanted to run away
from the sheriff, whom he said would surely
get him ~ l- z,5izttges
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Rural: Telephone Line.

Dassel;. MINI, June IA company of
Greenleaf farmers has been formed for the
purpose of building a telephone line from
Litchheld to Greenleaf. The company has
about twenty-five shareholders and officers
are N Barrick, president; J. H. Lawrence,
secretary: S. 3. Lindall, treasurer. - -
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Street Railway mt Fargo.

Fargo, N D., June 12-The city council last
night passed an ordinance granting a franz
chise for an electric street railway of ten
miles to NJ. U. Mcdonald. George H., Price
and others of Scranton, Pa
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Dolson Dies From Injuries.

Marshalltown, Iowa, June 12.-Edgar Dol
son, a former member Of Company D. Fiji
tieth Iowa national guard, died yesterday as
the result of wounds received uring a quar-
day. Dovey has been arrested on charge
of murder y -. = - ..-...-.--- --..-s =
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G.. A. r.. at St. Cloud, June 24-2s.

st. Cloud, MINI, June 12-There will be
three great days in St. Cloud on June "a,
IS and 26-the occasion of the meeting of the
seventeenth annual encanpment of the north
western district G: A. R. The following
counties are included in the district: Ben
ton, Douglas, Kandiyohi Meekers, Stearns,
Stevens and Wright. One of the events will
be big parade on the second day-the 25th-
which will be reviewed by the governor and
staff and Department Commander Starkweath-
er and staff. The list of speakers includes
Governor Van SAINT, Department Commander
Starkweather, Past Commander John Day
Smith and H. G. Hicks, Colonel I. H. Ma
han, Senator Buckman, Colonel A. F. Foster
DR.. J. A. Dubois, H. G. Broker, Coenel Jen-
kens and many others. ..s -.-- S.. r.
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Boys Body Identifled.

Yankton, s. D.. June 12.-Grant Grandpre
arrived from Chamberlain and identified the
body from the river at this point as that Of
his oldest son, Earl, aged 13 years, who was
drowned May 8. while fishing at chamberlain.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-12
Oregon Conxicts EIude Pursurers.

Portland, Oregon, June 12-Harry Tracy
and David Merrill, the escaped convicts who
were surrounded in the woods near Gervais
their pursuers during the night, and at 6
o'clock were seen five miles north Of Gervais.
The fugitives stepped at a farmhouse, where
they took breakfast and obtained some food
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peninE of Season at WacOn1a anu
Coney Island.

Beginning next Sunday, June Is, Min
neapolis & st. Louis R. R. trains will
leave Minneapolis for Waconia at 9:45
every Sunday morning, returning leave
Waconia at 1880 p. N. Round trip tick
etes 81. es,. - ....5.,. -t-2
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Read all the columns Of The Journals
want page. Occasionally an ad will be
misplaced purposely to- catch the unob-
serving. Accept pointer, be observing.
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Heavy Rain at Yankton.

Yankton, IS. D.. June 12.-Three inches of
rain fell here lsat night and this morning.
No wind or hail accompanied it. The weather
was somewhat dry before the storm, but no
damage had been done to the crops. 4
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Boy killed. by Train.

st. Peter. Mimi, June 12.-The 7-year-old
son Of Martin Stenzi was run over by a
special train on the Omaha road yesterday
afternoon. Death was instantaneous.
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Is your business dull? A good remedy
will be found in advertising it in The
Journals want columns.
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Low Round Trip Rates to Boston via
"The Milwaukee,"

j June II, IL and 13 'The Milwaukee" will
sell round trip tickets to Boston at un-
usually low rates. Splendid opportunity
for an eastern tour at moderate expense.
ssThe Milwaukee service highest stand
ard yet attained-its Pioneer Limited Ia
nous train of the world.
Apply at city ticket Office, 325 Nicollet
Ave, or write W. B. Dixon, Northwest
ern Passenger Agent, st. Paul, for full
informa alton.
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Everything You Want

You will find in the classified page. 1t 10
a modern encyclopedia of wants.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-12

Marshalltown, Iowa, June 12..- Com
mencement exercises were held in St.
Mary's institute in this city, class of
twelve being graduated, as follows:
Thomas ]. Carmody, Hiram A. Shaver,
Cecilia Punnell, Gertrude Bendlage, An
ma Mcmahon, Josephine Cou1ton, Marie
are graduated in music: Josephine
Welch, Frances Mooney, Marguerite
Barr, Michael Roskopf. . &.
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Elk River, MINI, June 12-Miss Lisbaettfhss
Laner and Joseph H. sattery, both if this;
place, were married yesterday at the brides
home, DR.. Hindley performing the ceremony.
Miss Denny of Minneapolis was bridesmaid.
Mr. and Mrs. slattery; will leave in a few
days for trip south.
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Qassel, Mimi, June 12-Henry Christian
and Elizabeth Cassel of this village, prom
inent young people, were married They
will reside in Dassel. =, =.
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Woonsocket, s. D., June 12.-Frank Schmidt
and Barbara Huber were married ait the Cath
.olic church yesterday morning. .