The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-04
MINNESOTA
CHURCH DEBT RAISED

.|E CHURCH DEBT RAISED
congres alton at Wlnona Subscribed the
Amount In a Few Minutes.
t WINONA, MINN.-Quick work in rails
ing a church debt was done at the First
Baptist church In this city on Sunday.
At the close Of the morning service the
pastor, Rev. E. s. Van Ness, announced
that there was an Indebtedness of $500 to
be cleared. Within fifteen minutes SITS
was raised, and later individuals made
personal subscriptions SO that the entire
amount raised was $3.50.
Sherman Halbert Of this city was not
seriously injured In the collapse of the
grand stand at the football game at Chi
cago on Saturday. His name was sent
out among the list of those hurt, and he
was unconscious for an hour after. but
then recovered sufficiently to come home
and Is now able to be about all right. He
was pinned down by plank across his
abdomen.
The government steamer Fury passed
up the river on Monday afternoon on it's
last trip Of the season with a barge OF
stone from the La Noble quarries for
the work being done on Betsey slough,
which will be completed In few days.
Many Of the government boats on this
section Of the river have already gone
into winter quarters at Fountain City
bay and by the end OF the week all VIII
be there. The government brush con-
tractors have finished their work for this
season and the quarry at La Noble Is
ready to close.
DULUTH, MINN.-Pickards, Mather &
Co., Cleveland, and Joseph Sellwood. Du-
Iuth, have purchased the lease formerly
owned by the Great Northern Railroad
company, Of the Cypress mining property
1i~S.f
pit mine, and has a capacity Of between
1000, 900 and 100000 tons Of ore annually.
Butler Brothers have been awarded the
contract for stripping the ore - Governor
Van SAINT J. Adam Bede and William H.
Eustis Of Minneapolis, addressed 2.200
persons In the armory last evening, clos
ing the republican campaign In this city.
The meeting was the largest held IN Du-
luth this fall.
HASTINGS, MINN.-The funeral of Jo-
seph Bingo was held to-day at 10 g.. M,
Rev. J. A. Fitzgerald officiating. The in
ter,nent was in Lakeside.-C. J. Bryan of
Burnside, who had a horse and buggy
STOLEN by William Landhaefner, an
escaped inmate Of the state training school
ht Red Wing, recovered his rig here to-
hay.-An additional train has been added
to the Hastings & Dakota division with
Conductor R. W. Humphrey Of Minnea-
polls in charge.
ANOkA, MINN.-Henry Jellies, who
probably was the oldest man in the ooun-
ty was buried Saturday afternoon In the
Behel cemetery. He was born In TILL
brook, Bedfordshire, England, Jan. l, 1875.
Had he lived two more months he would
have reached the remarkable age of 108
years. His father died at the age Of 103
years; His grandfather lived to be 11S.
PlPEsToNE, MINN.-The opera, "Ne-
ta," a home talent production under the
direction Of Professor Cushman, will be
presented at the Grand Nov. 8 and 10.
There will be 100 voices in the chorus and
seventeen Of Pipestone's best singers will
take leading parts in the cast. The en-
tertainment is under the management OF
the ladies' Of the Presbyterian church.
NORTHFIELD, MINN.-The Bethanis
Scandinavian Lutheran congregation will
hold series Of mission meetings in the
Y. M. c. A. building, beginning Thurs
day evening. Missionary Edward Brekhus
and others will assist the pastor, Rev. E.
Aas.
RED WING, MINN.-Tom Roberts, q
fisherman from Wacouta, was held up anG
robbed of a small sum. The robber struck
him over the head with coupling pir
and he is in critical condition.
FERTILE, MINN.-Citizens held mass
meeting yesterday and decided to vote
against the proposition Of setting off the
proposed county Of Columbia.
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