The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-06
,THWEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. .

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Goodall was arraigned and pleaded not
guilty.
Find OF lronso Ore. ST. tsEs i ss2ss NJ
A discovery of iron ore was made yes
terday at Hibbing in section 657-20. It
has been. drilled to a depth Of $50 feet
and the entire distance goes through ore.
It is said to be very valuable. Those in
terested are ]. &C. Flynn and Archibald
Chisholm OF Duluth and DIR. D. C.. Root
of Hibbing%s-f az =
'HASTiNG S, q MtNN.-Riyerside camp,
/ Royal Neighbors, has electetl%the follow
Ing officers: Ora Gle. Mrs. 81 Louise Dieth-
ert; vice oracle, Mrs. Nellie Scott: re-
corder, Mrs. Freda Van ;Gappellen; chan
cellor. Mrs. Emma Lowell; marshal, Mrs.
Gertrude futile; inside sentinel Mrs. Ma
tilda McCreary; outside tsentinel,E Mrs.
Margaret Groskopf; manager, Mrs. Cessna
Benjamin.; physicians, Charles Van Cap
pellen and H. S. Van Beeck.-The Saliva
ton Army brigade from Rainneapo1fs has
decided to remain here another week.
continuing its service at the Methodist
church.-W. w. Otte and Miss Annie
Willie Of Randolph were recently married
at that place They have left%to spend
the winter In California.-W. C. Miles of
Hibbing has been elected principal of the
| high school in Lakeville, H. T. Baker hav-
ing resigned.-District 26, Hastings, has
received s2,772.S9 from the November APP
portionment.-1'he st. Croix Lumber COM
pany has sold it's yard at Rosemount to
A J. Ward of that town. \
! HUTCHINSON, MlNN.-Hutchins II
| societies have elected officers as follows:
Masonic-W M, Carlos Avery; S. W.,
T ~ ,j,,1- So,
f. j. Stearns; treasurer, Joseph Tmey.
! Eastern Star-W. NJ, Emma Avery; w,
P. H. L. Merrill; associate matron,
Georgiene Paul; secretary, Florence
Gould; treasurer Minerva Vollmer; corl-
ductress, Frances McEwen;s associate,
r. G. 'Dwinnel; S. V. commander c.. M.
! Streeter; j. V. commander, Coleman
! Reese; cha plain, H. HI. Harding; @. M,
D. S. Todd; surgeon, Kee Wakefield; OF
flcer of the day, George Thorn. w. r. c.
| President, Mrs. H. H. Pennoyer; s. "
| president. Mrs. Sam Stocking; J. v. presi-
dent; Mrs. F. A. Richardson; secretary,
Mrs. Joseph Vollmer; treasurer Mrs. E.
| 5. Case; chaplain, Mrs. j. L. Tarber; con-
ductor, Mrs. G. w. Decker; guard, Mrs.
B. F. Ellis; delegate, Mrs. Joseph Voll-
mer; alternate Mrs R. c. Dwinnen. -.
FARlBAULT, MINN.-The new town Of
|
county on THO Milwaukee branch from
harrington to Mankato, had two saloons
opened this week. in addition to eleva4
| tors, general stores, etc. a. =
Miss Lizzie Mailman, aged II, died yes
| terGay of typhoid fever.-Theopold, Nor
r1s Il Co.'S local candy manufacturers
will exhibit samples of their candles at
the Pure Food show, in Minnea polls next
| week.-1he candidates for. county office
| have all filed their expense lists. The
! largest sum, $24S.35 was spent by w. K
| Adams, the republican county auditor
elect and the smallest sum. SO, by John
Epard, an independent candidate for
county commissioner. K. u. Chase. ex-,
| mayor Of tbs city, who was defeated for
the republican nomination for senator by
c. M. Buck, spent $311. Mr. Bucks total
expense. In both campaigns, according to
his statement, was $241.5O. =
NoRTHFIELD, MINN.-The appoint
| ments made by the civil service commits
sion for the position Of carriers for the
free mail delivery are: Route No. /, Fred
| Whittle; No.. 2, E. H. Vollmer; No g.
| Michael Espelund George Law has been
appointed substitute. Three deliveries
will be made daily in the business portion
| and two In the residence districts. Re
ceiving boxes Will be placed at convenient
| places for mailing letters.-Dr Wanen
Wilson has been appointed local physician
for the Rock Island road.-Rev. w. c.
Rice of Faribault will read paper at the
/ meeting of the Mems club on Monday
I evening.-Markeli = Brothers have =. mr.
chased the restaurant and bakery formerly
conducted by Mrs. Thelen.-Mr. Hackett
of st. Paul has opened a new mercantile
enterprise to be- known, as the ECONOMY
store. ~ : + >
GRAND MEADOW, MINN-Mrs. Otis
in n rf As,AI
| tackled her husband with a knife Mr..
! t1nhart was asleep and sustained severe
| injuries about the neck. He managed to
secure his children and ran with them
to neighbors about a quarter of a mile
distant. When he returned the house was
in flames. His wife had set fire to it and
was making her way to the home of Christ
Nelson, who lived about half mile down
the road. The house and contents were
destroyed, and Mrs. Finhart is so badly
! burned she cannot recover.
DRES8AcH, M!NN.-Willam Deer
man. an old soldier, was assaulted by a
young man named O'Neil. Deerman was
smoking pipe and O'Neill's mother
knocked it from his mouth. Young
O'Neill then took up the matter and Deer
man was pounded about the head with a
sledge hammer He used a knife in de-
Tense and O'Neill's face was badly cut. A
| Warrant was issued Tor Deerman at the
instance of O'Neill and he is in jail at
| Winona.- - -. o..
MOoRHEAD; MiNN.-The' grand Jury
returned twenty-four indictments, several
Of them for selling prison Irvine for more
! than the agreed price. J.. W.. Kelly pleaded
. guilty to an Indictment for sodomy and
Judge Baxter gave him the limit, twenty
4 years in the prison. G. W. Simmons re-
ceived verdict against the city of Moor
head for 5000 for injuries sustained by; a
! fall caused by a defective sidewalk
WiNoNA, MINN.-The three asaWnlills
i Of Winona cut during. the season just
closed a total of $4,000, 900 feet of lumber,
I 35,200,000 shingles and 2s;0O00 600 lath The
i report issued by the lumber: companies to-
day shows a slight falling off from last
year, when the figures were: Eumber.
100000 feet; shingles: Ss,6oe ooo; lath,
29,450Q00. Il - Is. - M y
GILMORE, MINN.--A. II. Little became
| Insane about week ago and was taken to
Rochester, where he died yesterday. He
was hard working farmer and left a
large yesterday one of the. Oldest
pioneers in this part of heEcountry Rob
! ert TaylOr. passed away az; He wa 9 about