The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-11

out a search warrant against Buenther.
with the ultimate object of Selling his
stock. Hearing this, Mr.. Buenther i'm,
mediately applied to Judge McClenahan
for an Injunction which was granted. and
armed with this protection, the
taXider1nist again opened his establish
ment. There has been much feeling over
the affair and sentiment Is against the
procedure of the deputy warden.
e PIPEsToNE, MI MIA movement is
under way to organize a commercial
of the city. A committee has been
chosen consisting of Banker E. w.
Davies. Mayor Cory Ridgway, Attorney
p. A. Ewert. DR.. r. G. Hart:-The freight
division of the Great Northern railway
may be moved from Garretson. S. D.. to
a point further north and Pipestone, be-
ing the desirable distance between Sioux
City and Willn1ar, may secure it.--Im-
provement in the water system, as we'll
sa new system Of sewerage, Will also
be looked after by the commercial club
when organized. e,=. : -
cAss LAKE, MlNN.-Mrs George Ly-,
dick and husband arrived in town from
their camp in Beltrarni county, Mr.. Ly-
dick said: II saw in the newspapers that
we We're successful in our claim to the
allotment. and so we have left camp and
come home. In regard to the squatters
on section 16. it is the intention Of Mrs.
Iydick to treat them reasonably. They
will not be molested or ordered off by US
if they comply with the laws and reguia-
tons which are being formulated by the
government for our guidance -. 49,
HIbBING, MINN.-Rev.~ ]. Morgan is
the new pastor of .Christ's Episcopal
church.. He is from Sioux Falls, s. De-
frh - without
snow caused ~lumber1nen to fear ;, but the
recent snow and cold have made sWamns
hard enough to hold horses and lumber
ing operations conducted in this district
by the Swan River Logging company are
extremely brisk.-A paid fire department
has been under discussion by the council
for some time. -. -, -, ~.
NORRIS: MINN.-Gnbert Pepper. about
20 years old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Pepper, met with a peculiar accident
While riding through. a gate In one OF
the lumber yards he was caught between
a load of lumber and the beam over the
gate and was bent backward, almost
breaking his back. One Of his 'vertabrae
was pulled out of place and the beam was
pulled away though nailed by twenty
penny nails. He may not recover.
ELY, MINN-Another fatal accident
occurred this week: when Matt Hufta. an
employee of the Oliver Iron Mining COM
pany. fell down one of the chutes at the
Pioneer mine, a distance Of twenty-five
feet. He was brought to the surface
and ordered taken to the hospital, but ,ex-
pired on the way. He was about 20 years
of age and leaves a wife and one small
child. r ::
NORTHFtECD, MlNN:-.The6 fall term
of Carleton college will close wednesday.
Dec. II. There will be three weeks
vacation for the holidays, the college re-
opening Jan. THE Messiah, by the
| Nerthfeld CbSral union last. evening, was
a great Success. The church was filled
and the soloists and the chorus were re-
cei>>d with great favor. 49,.
BRECKENRIDGE, MlNN.-The grand
| jury finished its labors to-day and the
court will probably complete the calendar
next Tuesday. Indictments were re-
turned to-day against Joseph Rogers,
| John Nickerson and Mike Enmer, all
charged with grand larceny. The men
belong to the floating population.
EAIRHAvEN, MlNN.-Henry woda, q
years of age son Of William Woda of this
place, was killed yesterday by a landslide
i in a backward at Mason City, Iowa, where
he was employed. "A brother. who reside:
in Mason City will bring the remains here
/ for burial. = " - |"f 49, -
! RUSH CITY, MINN.-The conference
of the St. Croix valley district closed las
night About a dozen prominent clerg!
men were in attendance. Rev. e. j
Weiner was installed as the pastor Of TIL
Rush City and Hinckley Swedish Lutheran
churches. rs -. :. =. - . j..
FERTILE, MINN.-Mrs. Wilkins: Z
Years Of age, mother Of Mrs. Otto Kan
KEEL: died Tuesday night from a paralyti'
stroke.-Rev. c.. B. Fellows Is conducting
a series of gospel meetings in the Con
|gregational church. T. -
HERMAN, MINN:-The Increased at
tendance OF the institute shows: that thu
farmers are anxious to avail themselve!
of the advantages offered. T. B. Terry
Mrs. Ida M. Tillson and Forest Henr!
| spoke.
DULUTH, MlNN.-James McGraw wa
arrested on suspicion of having held u
John Bouselle, a street car conductor
The conductor declares that McGraw ]
the man, but the prisoner says he is limo
cent. .gs-: -
MONTENEGRO, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. en-
tered the store of, Phil ,Catmenson, las
night by the back door and carrier Of
seventeen coonskin oVercoats valued a
$500. There is no clue. ~
ST. CLOUD, MlNN.-The- gun store
f. J. Baker was robbed last night Of s.
worth of revolvers. Entrance was effecte
through a rear door.
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