The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-19

business blocks on Pine street and Third
avenue are in course Of erection. The
new postoffice and First National bank
building will be the finest Of it's kind north
of Duluth The new Lake Superior Con-
solidated office building is three stories.
E. +. Longyear's mining offices on Third
avenue give a substantial appearance to
that part Of the city. -, y"
PARKER, S. D.-Thirteen years ago a
building which was In use as court
house was burned. It contained the rec
ords, and book N Of mortgages could not
be found. Yesterday a plank sidewalk
leading from the location of the old build
ing was pulled UP to make room for a
cement walk, and under it was found the
missing record book in fair state of
preservation.
NoRTHFIELD, MlNN.-The first foot
ball game this season will be played to-
morrow afternoon on the Land field, be-
tween the Austin high school and Carleton
college.-Rev. G. Francke, pastor Of the
Moravian church, has accepted a call to a
church at Leonard, N. D., and will leave
next week. Rev. H. E. >Stocker OF Meier
eth, Pa, will succeed to the passionate Of
the church here.
AMES, iOWA-Thomas Gaines of Clin-
ton, brakeman on North Western pas
| senger train No. 6, was found dead on
! the platform Of the smoking car just as
| the train was entering this city yesterday.
An examination showed that he died, In
all probability, from heart failure, and
| that wound on his head was caused by
| the fall on the platform.
cLAD1Rook, IoWA-The home Of
Charles Rist, north Of this place, was de-
stroyed by fire. The fire started up
stairs and all the furniture was saved. A
child playing with matches was the cause;
81, 900 will cover the loss.
WILBUR, NEB.-While Adolph and
Steve Javorsky, young sons Of Frank ia
vorsky living a few miles southwest OF
here, were playing In granary where
there was loaded gun. 1t was accidental
ly discharged and the elder boy was in
stantly killed.
WEST SUPERIOR, WIs.-The Grea1
Northern will add to it's docks at Allouei
boy, making them the largest in the world
| Fourteen spurs Will be put into commits.
sion next year, making the dock additions
| necessary. ...'. ..ft ss.+ -'...-..'
GLADSTONE, MicH.--John Giguer'
and Jess Wandeen, strangers, were ar
rested to-day charged with breaking int,
the cigar case at the Hancock house ant
stealing $50. They came from Escanab;
and had not been In town an hour befor,
the theft occurred.
| EAU CLAIRE, Wis.-The council, by {
vote Of 10 to s, refused the deed to the
Carnegie library site, and ordered it re-
turned to the grantor, ex-Alderman Hin
! richs. Five aldermen were absent.
i. wAHPEToN, NJ. D.-Ro1la Roberts wa.
| found dead in a buggy. He was q son O.
Captain r. L. Roberts, a prominent citi
zen. The postmortem examination indi
l.cated heart trouble
i ROCHESTER, zMiNN.--Albert D. We'd
i der, one of the best known business mel
in Olmsted county, died after lingerins
Illness He leaves wife. and two mar
ried daughters.
PRAIRIE DU CHEM, Wls.-chrlstin
Peterson 16 years old, is said to hav
stolen q horse near Ferryville. She wa
sentenced to, the industrial school In Mil
twaukee.
FORT DODGE, IoWA.-Kasper Faltin
Eson Of Emmett county was nominated b.
1.-the tenth district democratic congressional
convention.
| OSHKOSH, sVvIS.-!Thomas I'll. Patterson
Twas nominated for congress by the eight
ld1strict democratic convention.