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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
MORRIS, MINN.

Dr. H. "A. Eela has @on exhibition the two
heads that were on the single body Of a calf
given birth by cow on a farm a few miles
east of here yesterday. Both heads are OF
normal size and perfect in every way: The
calf lived few hours after birth.-Don g..
Pearce of the Pearce,. Macdonald and Vaughn
his partners.-C ID. Bangert Of Rock Rapids,
Iowa, has succeeded Will M. Darling in the
Morris Office of the Iowa and Dakota Land
company. The latter will open an office for
the company in North Dakota.-Levi Torpey
has resigned his position as bookkeeper for
S. Stewart and has accepted a like position In
a Minneapolis wholesale grocery.-Joe Gaff-
1ey has traded his fruit and grocery store
to j. A. johnson for land in North Dakota.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
REDWOOD FALLS, MINI.

O.. B. Turrell for many years representa-
tive in the legislature from Redwood county,
was seriously injured in a runaway accident
He was in his cart, drawn by a single horse
when a farm team. attached to a wagon,
ran into him. Mr.. Turrell's horse was swept
along for some distance by the other two
When Mr.. Turrell was picked up he was
unconscious. He was badly bruised and sus-
tanned some decorations of the fesh.-M. A.
Adams of Minneapolis was awarded the con.
tract for constructing steel span bridge, los
feet in length, over the Redwood river at
North Redwood. The contract price is 81. 22s.-
Next Monday is the anniversary Of the Indian
outbreak in the Minnesota valley, and to
commemorate the event, G. D. Gilfllan OF St..
Paul has caused to he issued booklet on the
monuments and tablets erected by the Min
nesota Valley Historical Society Mr. Gilfl-
Ian has placed a monument over the grave OF
James w. Lynd, who was the first man killed
in the massacre. A marker has been placed
to designate the site Of Roberts trading post.
Still another shows where stood the build
ing in which upwards of 100 Sioux Indians
were tried by court-martial, convicted and
sentenced to death. A monument has been
erected to the soldiers led by Captain Marsh,
all OF whom were killed at Redwood ferry.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
CALUMET, MICH.

The Laurium Mining company has decided
to plat an addition to the village on the
work clearing the land-Rey. W. A. Mandel-
hoff pastor of the Finnish Evangelical church,
has resigned and will take the pastorate OF
a church in Rock Springs, Wyo:--The su,
preme council Of the Temple Of Honor and
Temperance will meet in Calumet next year.
This was settled at the supreme council meet,
mass ma of native copper was found by workmen
near Kenton. 1t was on the surface-Calu-
met is experiencing good.siz building
lures.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
FORT DODGE, IOWA

J. N. Prouty has filed petition in a suit
given in securing the payment to the county
Of s9,s79.75 Of swamp land indemnity. The
county entered into a contract with G. O..
Bailey and E. P. Fuller to do this work, and
Prouty says that all rights under these con-
tracts are now vested in him. County officials
state that both Prouty and Fuller claim the
real question invouv we'd is to whom the money
should be paid Prouty ts well-known at
torney, of Hunboldt-A little son of Le Roy
Pooler, living near Fort: Dodge. was fright
fully mangled abouti,the face by, vicious
dog. The little fellows face was mutilated
until it was almost unrecognizable. The dog
has been tied up and will be watched for
signs Of hydrophobia. = 4" :
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
SAULT STE. MARIE, MICH.

Alter many years, Mrs. John Cameron of the
Canadian 500 has recovered some silver
spoons and forks stolen from her when she
lived at Ottawa more than twenty years ago.
A day or two ago Mrs. Cameron received a
letter and a parcel. The latter contained the
gtlyerware, three spoons and three forks, and
the letter an explanation. The writer was
a former servant of Mrs. Cameron, and stated
since she had taken the articles. - II
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
DUBUQUE, IOWA

The Sisters Of Charity of Mount GARNER
Bodge faSs % that they are willing to assume charge
Of the new Corpus Christi academy recently
built there. The people Of Fort Dodge are are
mora than pleased with this offer, and Will
send an acceptance at once.-The city council
has decided to expend $50, 900 for the extension
Of the sewers in the northern part OF tas is
one of the heirs to fortune of So, 0O0, 600, ac-
cording to a letter he has Just received from
relatives in Germany.-captain Keckoxeet yet o. o.
ne Marion came to blows as. the result OF
a heated discussion over ferry privileges and
the latter was badly used up. Both were
arrested and hned-The early settlers o., o. ~
day.-Frank Otey was thrown from his buggy
in runaway and sustained injuries that
may prove fatal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
CALDWELL MARRIED THEM
But McMichael Already Had a Wife
and VIII Be Prosecuted.

SIOUX CITY. IowA-while his wife was in
q hospital at Council Bluffs, Melvin E. Nc
Michael, master barber Of Sioux City, mar
ried Mrs. Daisy Bergen, wealthy widow,
and fed the community. The wedding was
performed by Mayor Caldwell, and the couple
left at once for Kansas City and Hot Springs,
Ark. McMichael married Miss Sadie Kelly
at Bay City. Mich. six years ago, and has
lived in Sioux City year. His wife will
prosecute him for bigamy. McMichael ex-
pressed to friend desire to ''own a part
| Of that Bergen farm"
Miss Florence Goats, school teacher, yes
terday wired the recruiting officer at Denver
| to cancel the enlistment of her nephew, Harry
Phillips aged 20, of Sioux City, asserting it
was illegal because she was his legal guar
dian and had not signed his papers. The
young mans father, E. G.. Phillips, now a
real estate dealer at Denver, deserted his
son when baby, at Sioux City, just after
his wifes death. The boys aunt, Miss
Coats, was legally made his guardian. Late
ly Phillips has tried to kidnap his son. A
few days ago he managed to get the young
man to Denver for a visit. The next Miss
Goats knew he had enlisted and his father
and stepmother had signed the enlistment
| papers, The boy has already gone to Mare
Island.
| The United States snagboat Mandan. after
three days of churning in the narrow chan
mel at the mouth of the Big Sioux river,
| swung clear of the bar yesterday and to-day
will start up the river. The boat will take
| out snags this summer as far north as Fort
| Benton, Mont.
Captain H. M. Chittenden, chief of United
States engineers for the Missouri river and
Yellowstone park, arrived in Sioux City yes
| terday from the park and says that fully
l,OOO men are now at work on improvements
for the government. This is by far the larg-
est force that ever worked in the park. The
men are building new roads, repairing old
| ones. metalling the main roads and build
Ing the electric light plant and waterworks
| system.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
WASECA, MINN.

. Sheriff Sheridan of Fond du Lac, Wis, ac-
and the farmer identified the three despera-
does as being members of a band Of four
which robbed a German farmer near Fond du
Lac, July s. Sheriff Sheridan says the gang
which committed the Fond du Lac robbery
committed robberies across the state Of Wis
consn, stealing horses in several instances
to assist them in their flights. 1t is probable
that Mcdonald and Tobin will serve out their
sixty day sentences here before being taken to
Wisconsin, Price will be held on charge Of
assault on the sheriff and be tried in October.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
ROLLA, N. d.

instituted last night by Grand Master W. L.
StockweH Of Grafton. The lodge starts out
with a charter membership OF twenty-three,
and already has about a dozen applications for
membership to act upon. w. J. Haskins, ed
itor of the Star, is the master.-Mr. Pow,
assistant cashier Of the First National bank,
expects to open the :Rolette County bank at
ST. John soon.-It is estimated that $4,000
worth Of buildings and improvements are un-
der way here this season. E-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
wINONA, MINI.

The place where the government is improv-
ing the channel, about a mile above this city,
is causing raft boats much trouble and Is
likely to continue to do so until the old dam
is removed and the new constructed on
the Wisconsin side Of the river. the effect be-
ing to widen the channel. The Mountain
Belle, as it came down with raft Thursday
afternoon, stuck at this point, and only after
lcng effort succeeded in getting half of it's
raft off, This it took down the river before
returning for the other half, which was left
on the bar. While this was going on, the
Neptune and Lizzie Gardner. with RATS and
bowboats were tied UP a short distance above
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
LINCOLN, NEB.

Adjutant General Corbin Of the United
States army has invited an encampment OF
the Nebraska national guard at Fort Riley,
Kan. Governor Savage and the adjutant gen.
eral of the state have accepted and the troops
Two regiments, the First and Second, COM
prise the Nebraska guard, each of them
twelve companies strong, and it takes 2e 900
to pay the expenses Of an encampment OF ten
days. In accepting the invitation, Governor
Savage risks the wrath of the coming legis-
lature. The guard has only about SO, 600 to
its credit. The encampment would leave a
deficiency Of $4,000, a thing which makes
some OF the hardshells cape.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
MADISON, WIS.

twenty-five delegates to the democratic
state convention, instructed for Burr w.
Jones, of this city, for governor, were elected
by the Dane county assembly district conven-
tions. In the first district Mr.. Jones was
allowed to pick his own delegates and Sc
lected w. F. Villas. Colonel George w. Bird.
'ex-Mayor w. H. Rogers, exMayor Storm
man, James Ftzgibbons Carl Hausmann and
Henry Fauerbach. Following this the dele
cation to the democratic congressional con-
Middleton, is the only candidate talked Of. .
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
MENOMINEE, MICH.

The body Of Kuno Mossbruger, editor OF
found u yesterday in Green bay The finding Of
q nshpole on the dock on Tuesday led to tn the
discovery. On Tuesday it was learned a that
and had not returned. A boy found the pole
on that day, with Mossbruger's dog lying be-
side it, It was not until yesterday. how
ever that the lad thought of connecting his
ana with the mans disappearance. Graphing
hooks we're. used and the body was soon
brought to the surface. The drowned man Is
survived by Ave children.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
FARGO, N. ID.

E'AHGU, N. ID.
The merger OF the harvesting companies is
causing much speculation. The farmers rath-
er expected an advance in the price of ma
chimes, but later estimates Of the results
seem to indicate there will not be material
change in price, but that the companies will
make their additional profit in the reduction
OF expenses. Lack OF competition In the
trade means the retirement of large force
of men-hundreds in North Dakota alone.
The machinery industry is the greatest busi-
ness of this section.-The F1uegel will case,
in which an aged lady ignored the children Of
deceased daughter in her final testament,
is again before the local courts. 1t has been
twice before the supreme court, and is now
taking another round The distribution of
the estate is contested by the guardian of the
children. but the court has thus far decided
in favor of the legality of the will.-The tax
levy for Cass county will be 1926 mills. This
is mill and two-tenths less than last year,
due somewhat to an increased assessed valua-
ton, but also to a reduction in expenditures.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
MARQUETTE, MICH.

William Miller. a convict at the peniten-
tiary here, has claim on a big Detroit estate
The estate is located on Michigan avenue and
Is near enough to the business center Of the
city to make it very valuable. Miller says it
Is worth at least "a quarter of a million. It
Is the intention of Millers attorneys to pro-
ceed to secure his rights by moving to have
the estate probated and finally settled up.
There are only few heirs left, and of these
Miller Ia one of the most prominent. His
share he figures at many thousands Of dollars.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
TERRY, s. d.

I"IN1G1 % Os
Richard Hanschka and the Pascoe brothers
have lately made extensive investments in
farm property around Fremont. Mich. A
good-sized colony OF Black Hills people is
being formed. most of them being thrifty
ploy OF the spearfsh company, lost one of his
hands by premature explosion while cham
bering tor a blast in the mine. Fire was COM
1nunicated to the powder in some manner be-
fore the shot was ready. Mr.. Mclean got
far enough away to save his life.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
GRAFTON, N. d.


As the Great Northern passenger train from
tho north neared the station it struck the
team and wagon of Hans Dahl OF Ardoch.
The wagon was entirely demolished, but. the
Dahl was thrown out and seriously hurt. He
was driving out pf the Robertson lumber
yard and did not notice the approaching
traln.-A special term of the district court
has been in session since Tuesday for the trial
of court cases. Judge Kneeshaw is presiding.
The most important case is Leishekow VS..
Deschenes, for the possession Of a quarter
section OF land It is the outgrowth OF the
Deschene's failure. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
MANDAN, n. ID.

MANDAN, n. d. -'-
The way of the tramp in this locality is
harder than ever just now. The recent kill
ing of young man named Clark, who was
mistaken for a tramp, has taught the travel
ing hobo that he had better omit Mandan in
his peregrnations. The shooting by hobo
of brakeman Stevens serves also to make it
exceedingly perilous for 'boes to stay around
town. During the last few days there has
been a great deal of furnishing up Of shot
guns and revolvers-not for murder, but for
soaring PURPOSES.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
FROST, MINN.

FROST, MINI.
On Sunday, Aug. "A, the cornerstone of the
newly built United Norwegian Lutheran
church will be laid. Rev. e. M. Dahl, we'll
known over the northwest will conduct the
ceremony. assisted by Rev. E. J. Sandyig and
others. The Ladies' Aid Society of the United
Norwegian Lutheran church is preparing a
bountiful dinner to be served to the people
who are expected to be present.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
NORTHFIELD, MINI.

The funeral of Mrs. Freeman. mother of
Mrs. Lasby of this place. took place at Ran,
dolph yesterday. She was 80 years OF age~and
an old resident of Randolph.-The Driving
Club gave matinee at the fair grounds this
afternoon.-Dr. Pringle will give his Cecilian
piano recital at the Auditorium this evening,
assisted By Professor Eichenlaub. tenor, Of
Faribault The recital Is dor the benefit Of
the local improvement association.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
SLAYTON, MINI.

At democratic mass meeting the following
were recommended as candidates for county
offices: Auditor F. g. Reaney; treasurer,
Walter sweetman sheriff, James Lowe: reg
ney; probate Judge, D. E. Way; superintend-
ent. Miss Blanche Timlin; county commits
sioners, "A. Peck, J. J. Mihin; coroner. DR..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
Two More at Rapid City.

RAPID CITY, 8. D.-Ralph and Walter
Mccain, sons of ranchman living near
Rapid Valley, were drowned last evening
while bathing in Rapid creek. They got into
deep water and being unable to swim were
drowned before they could be aided by their
companions,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-Magnus Ander-
son and Miss Anna Soderholrn, popular young
people OF this city, were united in marriage at
the brides home Wednesday evening, Rev.
J. N. Soderquist performing the ceremony.
The wedding was attended by about sixty
invited guests. The happy couple will at once
begin housekeeping In the residence which
the bridegroom has recently completed on
Vernon avenue.
LA CROSSE, WIS.-The marriage OF Clyde
Gaskell and Miss Tillie Driese took place
yesterday at st. James church, Rev. Father
Murphy officiating. The bridegroom Is a
prominent railroad man and the bride 10 4
well-known North Side society lady.
HASTINGS, M1NN.-Oscar ". Rome OF
Springfield, Mimi, and Miss Clara e. Hines
of Lakeville were married here yesterday By
Justice Stephen Newell.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
DAVENPORT, IOWA

A letter was received which clears some of
the mystery surrounding the past Of Chris
topher Leonidas and son, the so-called medi-
on the steamer Dubuque. The letter is from
Mrs. Angeline Taggart, of Griggsville, Pike
county She writes that she is the. wife of
the older man. It had previously been
learned that the older man was James Tag
CART, and that he and his son had a career
under the name Of Leonidas as museum at
fractions at Denver In former years.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
DEADWOOD, S. ID.

Three large new buildings are In process OF
construction, and there Is a demand for more
carpenters and brick and stone masons. The
new Deadwood Hotel foundation. at Main and
Shine streets, is ready for the jodsts. Mullen
& Mum are erecting "a three-story building on
Lee street with seventy-foot front. 1t will be
occupied by stores and Offices Horace S.
Clark is beginning a building on the same
street. There is also much building activity
in the residence portion.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
FOLEY, MINN.

The contract for building an sS,272 school
building was awarded to A.. G. Wahl, of
st, Cloud, to-day. The building is to be
cmpleted by Nov COL, D. Irish, Of Lansing,
Mich, and j. w. Ryckman, of Buffalo, N.
Y, are here and have leased the ground to
put up SO 900 heading and stage MILL which
Nill be In operation BY. jan !.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
VANCOUVER, b., c.

There Is great impro vement in the Fraser
river salmon pack, wit very fair runs for an
"off' year. 1t Is consequently expected that
with large northern pack, the total British
Columbia pack of salmon will be much above
figures Of 1901, which was a periodic year Of
big run. The total pack should now reach at
least TOO, 900 cases and may exceed this total.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
HASTINGS, MINI.

Arthur Wangen, clerk at the Boston store
from June 2 to July 30 left his boarding
house at John Anderson's the evening OF the
r Wangen near Cannon Falls, since which
time nothing has been heard from him. He
had money and fears Of foul play are felt: -
Philip Lace of Greenvale, was taken to the
asyirim at Rochester yesterday. having been
adiudged insane. His age is % years.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
LA INQUIRE, N. d.

The preliminary examination of j. p. Ban
of Medicine Bow, Wyo., is being held here
to-day. They are charged with assault upon
and robbery of two men at Edgeley, this
county, last night.-State Superintendent j.
M. Devine of Bismarck is here looking after
his extensive farming interests. He owns
several valuable farms in Lamoure county.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
ENGLEwOOD, s. ID.

John Maxton was found dead dn his cabin,
a short distance from Englewood. this NOR
ming. He was an old prospector in the Hills,
was New York state, and he served through
the war Of the rebellion in the Thirty-second
Illinois.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
IOWA FALLS, IOWA

At the annual election OF officers OF the Iowa
State Baptist Sunday School Assembly, the
following were elected: President, c. R. Wood
Des Moines; secretary. F. w. Smith OF Des
Moines; treasurer H. c. Miller of Iowa Falls.
News has just been received here of the
death of Mrs IL. s. Hamlin. a pioneer resi-
dent Of this city. Her death occurred at Nor
Il
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
warm weather Predicted.

Through the 10000 islands OF Georgian
Bay to Detroit and Toledo and return.
All expenses included, $4,000. Inquire at
500 Line Ticket Office. -119 So. Third st.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
ROCHESTER,, MINN.

oliver Mills, boy IL years old, was run
over by a team yesterday while he was riding
q bicycle. He fell under the horses feet
and deep cash was cut on his right leg.
He was also badly injured about the head and
body. 15sls :
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
BOARD AND ROOMS

FIRsT-CLAss BOARD AND ROOMS, MOD
ern; rates reasonable. Burtis House, LIZ 4th
st N.
BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOMS. FURNISHED
or unfurnished; mantels, stationary bowls,
board; detached house, barn; fine locationi
table boarders accommodated. L4 18th
st, corner Stevens av.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
vIROQUA, WIS.

The. annual camp meeting Of the La Crosse
district Methodists opened here last evening
gram was carried out, The meeting will be In
a6Ssi0n tor \ week.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
OTTUMWA, IOWA

Iowa wholesale liquor dealers perfected q
state Organization and elected Anton Heeb of
Dubuque president. The object Is to secure
mpEa HhArA Liquor l@9ialafton.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
SPRINGFIELD. MINI.

gilbert Gutterson, inspector of rural free
delivery routes, is here inspecting routes and
holding examinations for carriers. Three new
routes will be in operation about Oct. l. Five
carriers The appointments will not be made
for some time. % 3. -@ss 49,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
SUNRISE, MINN.

Sam Starkweather, an aged and wealthy
farmer, was badly hurt by dehorned bull
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS.

James Culbert had his face crushed in
frightfu1 manner. He was at work operating
ing him In the face with terrific force. There
is little hope of his recovery.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
PLAINFIELD, WIS.

The village OF Coloma, this county, had a
$4,000 fire., about all the business houses on
one side of Main street being destroyed F.
j. Luce q Co. are the heaviest losers,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
sHERBURNE, MINI.

The Fox lake farm, for many years a favor
ite resort for picnic parties, has just been
sold to a syndicate that will build hotel,
bath houses and cottages and fit up the place
for summer resort. Ernst r. Hahn will
have charge.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
ANOKA, MINN.

Charles Merrill living in lBaine this coun-
ty, swallowed quantity of carbolic acid by
mistake and only the prompt action of ply
and throat are $50 badly swollen as as to
prevent him from taking food Nourishment
is given by means Of tubes through the throat.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
.HoMER, NEB.

Captain c. o,Connor, pioneer and very
wealthy man. died TO-DAY
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15

James O'Brien, the confessed murderer Of
Fritz Prtlip, has escaped from Jail.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
KASsON, MINN.

f. w. Van Ornum died here to-day Of can
GER. Heswas an old soldier, belonging to Com
pany K, Ninety sixth New York volunteers.
In 1866 he came to Dodge county. which has
since been his home '1. g.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
GLADSTONE. MICH.

Burglars broke into Lavoilette's saloon last
| machine, securing about SO.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
Ross Sentenced to Death.

BOTTINEAU, N. D.-William Ross, who
killed Thomas Walch at Willow City and stols
his teams on July last, was sentenced to
death vest terday.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
OSCEOLA, WIS.

Nicolite, which assasys a goodly quantity
of nickel has been discovered on H. Hol-
bert's Silver Brook farm, 81 miles north Of
OsceOla.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
RIwABIK. MINN.

Captain Oersl Wasson, superintendent Of the
Stevens mine, fell dead about s O'Clock last
night He was 4s years old and was for
merly superintendent. Of the sauntry mine, at
Virginia. ~e. ~ ,sszsssasaa sr-@s oTs.sg
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15

DEADWOOD, 8. D. ~ Nv y = -
Gladys Rhoutan died last evening from the
effects Of morphine taken with suicidal in
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
DULUTH, MINI.

A change Of venue from Itasca to St. Louis
county was granted In The suit Of Austin Nc
Ginley and others versus O. B. Kinny and
est in several mining leases, also the same
proportion of $475, 900 which they charge the
defendants have received for them.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
CT,INTON. IOWA

E Mayor E. A. Hughes died from dysentery
late last night after a brief illness. He was
serving his third term as mayor.