The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-13
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KENYON, MlNN.-The republicans
held an enthusiastic rally at the opera
house. The band and torchlight process
sion met the speakers. Frank NJ. Wilson
son of Minneapolis at the train. Mr.. VIII
son os Minneapolis at the train. Mr.. Will
son delivered one of the best speeches that
it has been the privilege Of Kenyon people
to hear in many day. He strongly
urged the voters to support the entire
ticket not only because they had good
mon but from party standpoint Rev.
Mr.. Wilkinson gave one of his character
istic republican speeches and the meeting
was a very successful one. -.
ST. CLOUD, MlNN.-H P. and II. A.
of Foreston and f. A. Heath
and A. l.. Brice of Minneapolis are the in
of q company with a capital
stock of 100000 for the purpose Of erect
Ing syrup factory at Foreston, Mile
Laos county A building to cost 100000
will be erected.-John Bresbach, a farmer
was probably fatally injured. lie had
been to Royalton and procured a load of
brick On his way home he either fell or
was thrown from the wagon, the greater
part of tho brick falling upon him.
WiNONA, MINN.-H. M. Kinney ar
rived Sunday from a tour of four
months abroad, the greater part of which
he spent in South Africa. making ar
engagements for shipping Minnesota made
wagons and carriages to that country. Not
WithStanding the distance to South Africa
Mr.. Kinney sees great possibilities for
building up trade there.-John Haase is
on trial ON charge Of manslaughter In the
second degree. On the evening Of June
Scherer a blow on the head which later
caused death.
FARIRAULT, MINN.-Aftef being out
on a strike three days. the employees OF
the Sheffield King Milling company have
returned to work. The strike appears to
have been the result of a misunderstand-
Of the union and mill employees thought
it was on this account that he was dis
charged.
Francis Donnelly, a prominent farmer,
residing near Yankton, S. D., died here
to-day Of pneumonia while visiting rela-
tiVes.
HASTINGS, MIMIC. B. Kolans of
LIE Sueur Center, democratic candidate for
congress- spoke upon the political issues
at the harvest carnival in Vermillion this
afternoon.-Rev. and Mrs. Blackhurst
were rendered a. delightful reception Sat-
urday evening, over a hundred being pres
Methodist church and congregation
Lewis Bettschen Of Cass county, and Miss
Olive Bogue of Castle Rock, have beeen
licensed to wed.
ALBERT LEA, MINN.-The barn and
granary Of Fred Boetner Of Pickerel Lake
township burned, also all the grain and
hay that he raised this year. The barn
was built last year and was large and ex-
pensve. The loss will be several thou
sand dollars and htere was little insur-
ance.--A heavy rain fell yesterday and
last night and farming operations are
stopped. Threshing is far behind what
it was last year at this time, as Is about
every other kind Of farm work.
FAlRMONT, MlNN.-Henry Ripe, do
ing an extensive milling and grain bust
ness, has let the contracts for a 100-bar
rel mill at Ceylon, Mimi, to be ready
Jan. I. The plant will include 20, 1000
bushel elevator and be modern in all ap-
pliances.-The coal strike has caused large
consumers here to curtail consumption.
Dealers bid Sc a ton for soft coal delivered
in their yards and ask 81. Anthracite Is
out Of the market entirely.
DULUTH, MINN.-Claude, the e-year!
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown OF
West Duluth, was droWned.-Mrs. P. H
Seymour died here. She was a daughter
of the late William Bickel Of st. Paul
The democrats opened the campaign here
The speakers were Marcus L. Fay, candi-
date for congress and G.. D. OBrien Of St.
Paul-Otto Sanderson fell from the deck
of the Alexander Maitland and was seri-
ously injured.
AITKEN, MINN.-Dr. r. w. Kelly &C
cidenally shot himself seriously while
hunting. His horse ran. away after the
accident.
Warren Potter is reported seriously Ill
at his Dakota farm.-State Auditor Dunn
has completed the most successful state
land sale ever held in .Aitkin county, the
prices ranging from IS to s25 an acre
Over 10000 acres were sold. :
BLUE EARTH, MINN.-Superintend
end A. c.. Tibbetts of the public schools
has been appointed director of the deDat'
ing league for the second district.-Tht
school enrolment has increased some
what, so that another teacher-the sew
enteenth-has been added to the faculty
Mrs. Lucinda Mcdonald, mother Of Har
ry Mcdonald, died Saturday evening.
RoRBINSDALE, MINN.-Mrs. Mary A
Russ. 80 years of age. bravely faced
| burglar and forced him to return he
pocketbook She had been left alone TO-
a few minutes and, happening to ente
her room, noticed the bureau drawe
open. She looked for her purse and fount
| it missing. Then she went to the clothes
| closet and found a man in it.
PARK RAPIDS, MINN.-The Citizens
Telephone company is defunct At meet
ing of the stockholders it was decided t
sell to the Central Minnesota, that com
pany paying all expenses incurred to date
to take all material and also to have tn
thirty-year franchise possessed by tn
Citizens company.
LITTLE FALLS, MiNN.-The case, o
the Pine Tree Lumber company VS.. Mile
Bros for alleged receiving and cutting VI
of logs belonging to the lumber compan.
has been settled. About $4,000 feet wer
involved. The owners Of the mill claime
to be innocent purchasers of the logs an
NEGOTIATED for a settlement.
MONTICELLO, MlNN.-Mrs. Simon
wife of the late Abraham Simons, die
Yesterday afternoon Of bronchial pneu
monia. One son and two daughters, a
married, survive her.-A, new bank wi
be opened here the first Of November.
will be called the Merchants State banl
NORTHFlELD, MINIMIZING Athena
society of Carleton held it's annual I'M
tiation at its society room Saturday eve