The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-15
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HUTCHINSON, MiNN.-Ansgar college
will next; week launch the first number
of its new monthly, the Ansgar Collegian.
President Northrop Of the state university
gave an address on King Lear to a large
audience, at the opera house last night I'M
der the auspices Of the public library as
sociaton and followed with a brief talk
on seducatiOn. In contrasting present
methods with those of forty years ago, he
made this significant statement: II am
|sinclined to think that from the lower
/ grades cleanup through the university the
teacher and professor does too much in
STRUGGLING. The student needs the discip
| line acquired by digging for knowledge.
Hearing and remembering things does not
give mental discipline. I am not sure but
that I would abolish the lecture-room al
| together" notwithstanding the Ansgar
college football team was defeated % to 0
by the Hutchinson high school, the col
leges, team is preparing to issue a chal-
lenge to the Gustavus Adolphus eleven Of
ST. >Peter.-Township boards of health In
the eastern part of the county have Or
dered stringent measures against dogs,
owing to the death of a girl from hydro
phobia and the fact that three other per-
sons were the victims Of a rowing mad
institute in Chicago. :: = :,
FERGUS FAEES, minnie. r. Thorn
ton pleaded guilty to a charge Of abduc-
ton and was sentenced to two years and
half in states prison. He induced a girl
of ID to accompany him to Dakota and
live with him his wife for three years,
her parents being unable to find her dur
ing that time. He. is about IS years Of
| age. The girl appears to be infatuated
with him.-Superintendent Vandyke Of
the city schools, Principal Aaker of Park
Region college, and Principal Youngdal of
the Northwestern college have arranged
what will be known as the high school
| and college lecture and entertainment
| course for the winter. The dates and en-
| tertainers will be as follows: Scotch en-
| tertainment, Gavin Spence and Flora
Macdonald, Nov. 49,: concert, state uni
| versity band, December, (date not fixed) !;
concert Swedish Ladies' quartet, Jan. -;
entertainment, Edwin r. Weeks company.
Jan. 20; lecture, Robert J. Burdette, Feb.
10; entertainment, Bowman and Nolan, In
l March,.
FARIBAULT, MINN.-Alpert Rommell
a carpenter was caught under load OF
hay, which upset on the street, and his
spinal column was fractured near the
base.-The suit brought against the Mil
waukee company for damages for prop
erty taken through condemnation pro-
ceedings do not augur favorably for the
Electric company resulted in verdict
for the plaintiff for $1,000. Suit was
brought for $4,000 and the railroad com
pany offered $4,000 to settle.
GLENCOE, MINN.-R. II. McClelland
proprietor of the Glencoe Enterprise, who
| was the democratic nominee for county
attorney, and was defeated by nine votes
has filed a notice Of contest. w. c.
Odell Of Chaska, Mimi, is attorney fol
the contestant.-The funeral Of the late
N. PiXley of Graceville, Mimi, took place
yesterday at the residence Of J. Richard
son, Rev. F. M. Wright officiating. Mr.
Pixley formerly lived at Glencoe.-The
village will put in fire alarm system. !,
JORDAN, MINN,r->A local. company
with capital stock Of $4,000, has beer
incorporate under the name Of the Jor-
dan Electric Light and Heating company
for the purpose Of lighting this city. Work
has already commenced. Kings wiring
| system has been purchased and the PLAN
! is expected to be in working order by
Feb. 1. G. H, Casey is; president Of the
company; If: S: Shre1nerss Vice president
G. F. Schmitt, secretary; and H. F .Juer:
gems treasurer. ''.''
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begun the erection of new building or
Fifth street for the Aitkin Republican,
The new steel water tower for the village
has been complied and the tank is beini
placed in positicn.-Over $50 licenses tt
nonresident deer hunters were issued b.
the county auditor:-Loggers report {
great scarcity. of men for the woods; So
to $35 month and board are being paid
SHAkOPEE,. MlNN.-Rev: IA Fathe
| Staraha will confirm about ninety chill
} dren next Sunday at St. Marks church,
Professor E. H. Ellsworth, author o
minnesota" the state song, has beer
} elected an associate member Of the Au
thors' club of Minneapolis, and will be
} guest at their banquet in December.-t
) football game between. Shakopee hig]
school and Montgomery high will b.
played tomorrow.
WINONA, MINN.-Word has just bee
received that the recent heavy rains hav
. flooded the Chippewa river to such an ex
| tent that fully 100000 feet of logs hav
been run down sto West Newton.-Th
killing of a wildcat by q boy scarcely owe
r IL years of age was a feat accomplishe
r at Rollingstone. The boy, John Meyer
5. had gone out squirrel hunting. The ami
:. NAL weighed about thirty pounds.
), ROCHESTER, MlNN.-Frank Koran {
). st. Paul, who was being brought to tn
), hospital for the; insane here last night b
:. Deputy Sheriff Johnson Of the capital cit,
IL died of epilepsy the train near Ha
5. creek in Goodhue county. He was 80 year
Q of age and unmarried. The remains Wei
s brought here and placed In a. casket an
d then returned to st. Paul. -. :" :
e MANkATO, MINIMIZING grand JUL
: has returned four indictments and bee
e discharged. Two charge D. G. Robinso
- with forgery one charges Arthur Mile
: with stealing bicycle and charge
d 12-year- old Albert Perry Of Madison LAX
g with the theft Of revolver and gold rim
ia from private residence. Miller hs
I. pleaded guilty.
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MORRIS, MINN.-Montrevil1e J. Brow
son of Judge Calvin Brown Of the state 81
W preme court, Miss, Kathryn Spoone
:. daughter of Attorney Lewis G. Spoone