The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-06
MINNESOTA

HUTCHINSON, MlNN.-Ansgar college,
which opened it's first term Oct. L., already
has 102 students.-St. Anastasias Catho-
Ito church has sold its old parsonage and is
excavating for q new one.-Samuel L.
Tiff, aged 72 years and father of Judge
of Proba te Tiff, attorney G. M. Tiff and
DR.. E. M. Tiff Of Glencoe. died Nov s.
IIe was taken with hiccoughs last Satur-
day and the affection continued up to a
short time before his death.-A queer
phase of the election in Hutchinson was
that straight democratic tickets at the
rate of about four out of five We're voted
blank on the constitutional amendments.
while republican tickets were generally
marked for them.-Hutchinson has over
sixty arteSian wells, which flow strong
enough to run lawn sprnklers and pipe
water into residences.-The failure Of the
hard coal supply will cause no inConveni-
ence In Mcleod county, there was
good cut of wood on the timber farms
last winter. Oak retails at $5.50.-It was
supposed that when the Hutchinson
Produce company, branch Of the Lake
Superior Cold Storage company Of
ioughton, Mich, put in Its large and
costly creamery here year ago. that
the farmers cooperative creamery would
md its business gradually curtailed. But
this has not been the result. The farm
ers' concern has held its patrons and there
Is no falling off In its output while the
Produce company has built up Immense
business and taken second prizes on but
ter In state and national contests.
HASTINGS, MINN.-The district con-
Tention, Degree of Honor was held at A.
o. L. w. hall yesterday afternoon and
evening. Seven lodges were represented
Mortified, Pennington, Red Wing Lake
City. Lakeyille, Cannon Falls and Hast
!nss. Mrs. l. ID. Wilson, grand chief Of
honor. Of Mortified. presided, with Miss
Anna j. Hanson OF this city as secretary.
The grand recorder, Mrs. Frances B. o.
son of st. Paul. was also present Mrs
{. w. Meyer of Hastings delivered the
address OF welcome, and a response was
made. A business meeting was held with
an open meeting in the evening the ex-
ercises proving of much interest. There
was also a unique drill by the degree
staff of Myrtle Lodge, eapolis-Rev
+. II. Lindley Of this city. who recently
resigned the passionate of ST. Luke s
church in this city. left to-day for Elk
norm, WIS, to enter upon his new charge
An additional train has been added to
the Hastings & Dakota DIVISION with R.
w. Humphrey as conductor.
WiNoNA, MINN.-The large barn on
the farm Of Charles Daering Of this city
located in the town Of Rollngstone was
burned on Tuesday night the flames
startings in some unknown manner Ir
ADDITION to the barn, the granary, con.
tanning 100 bushels of oats and all the
farming machinery, was destroyed The
place was occupied by Ben Daering ant
his loss is placed at over 81 900. while
that Of Charles Daering of this CITY was
$500. The loss is mostly covered by in
surance.-WOrd has been received of the
safe arrival at Manila Of Colonel and Mrs
w. +. Rogers and their son. Pennock
The colonel went over in the discharge O.
DUTY Mrs. Rogers finds the climate hurt
Iul ana return home he
transport.
FERGUS FALLS, MiNN.-Delos DarI
ing the well-known business college man
dled suddenly at an early hour this NOR
ming from heart failure. He was appar
emily In fair health last night, but aros
ABOUT o'clock, saying he was not feelin,
well. He sat down in a chair, and hi
Wne spoke to him some little time la ter
f1e failed to answer and she stepped acros
TO Where he was seated. and was shocke,
TO find him dead. He was about 60 year
or age and was formerly prominent citi
zen Of Rochester, MINI.
NORTHFiELD, MINN-The program 70
the Y. w. c. A. convention promises +
be an unusually interesting one. Mis-
Elizabeth Wilson, executive secretary Q
the American committee, Chicago, is t
be present throughout the entire session
She will deliver the address tomorrow
evening on THE Spirit of God in Moder
Education" Miss Mary Moxcey, state sec
rotary Of Wisconsin, and DR.. Dorm {
Rochester, Mimi, will be among the prom
linent speakers.
CUVERNE, MINN.-The unknown AS
syrian who was arrested on a charge {
horse theft made desperate attempt
commit suicide by choking himself. Hav
ing nothing at hand with which to &C
complish the deed, he used his hand
locking them tightly about his neck. Whe