The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-28


himself a hero by his strenuous efforts to
| save them. Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Anderson
are parents of one of the drowned boys
| and the Stevenson boy was orphan. liv-
ing with the family Of Frank Pedro
Alexander Babcock who has been missing
| for thirty days, met death by drowning.
| His body came to the surface In the bay
| late yesterday afternoon.-General VIM.
| Booth preached three times in Duluth
yesterday to the largest audiences that
ever assembled in the First M. e. church.
| AITkIN, MINN.-Union Thanksgiving
| services We're held in the Methodist Fpis-
copal church, Rev. William Fletcher
preaching the sermon.--A football game
was played on the baseball grounds be-
tween Madelia high school and West Su-
perior high school, resulting in score
of IS to in favor of the former. Sup
per was served to the visiting team by
the ladies of the Catholic church. In the
evening dance was held In Odd Fellows
hall for the players.-Woodland chapter
Of the Eastern Star celebrated it's fifth
anniversary.-Deer are not plentiful
as usual this season. only seventy hay
ing been brought in SO far.
WINONA, MINN.-The Winona. Street
Fair association has organized for an
| other year by the election Of the following
officers: President, Joseph Schilingerman;
vice president, O. H. Griswold; secretary,
John Rose: treasurer, E. NJ. Roberts,
G.. A. Galloway, who has been All en-
gneer in the employ Of Governor Van
SAINT on the steamer Musser. has secured
a good position chief engineer FOR the
Diamond Joe line with headquarters at
Dubuque. He leaves next week to take
up his new work.
HiBeING, MINN.-Fire broke out in
the old McClary block and destroyed it in
a short time. The lower story was occu-
! pied by John Heberlee, harness and sad
dlely, and w. Harkins. paints and paper
and the third by the Messabe Ore News
paper. conducted by c. Atkinson. The
second story was occupied by families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silver and Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis. Mr. Williams. Mrs. Silver and her
ten days old baby barely escaped with
their lives. All household goods were de-
stroyed.
TAYLORs FALLS, MINN.-Rev. Mr.
Redmond and family from Carver county
have arrived and will occupy the Swedish
Lutheran parsonage. Members Of the
congregation from this place and sur
rounding country had a bee. and gath
cred with their teams to move the familys
household effects from the train to the
parsonage and help them locate In their
new home. The church at this place is
considered one Of the best charges In the
state.
NoRTHFlELD, MlNN.-The Jesse
James company came here on the evening
train but was not allowed to play IN the
Ware auditorium. 1t is supposed it came
for the reason that it intends to bring
legal proceedings. and will say that it ap-
peared as the contract stated If the
company had attempted to give a per-
Torrance there would have been trouble.
how Se,f to- H. 49,
Jesse James.
MONTEVIOEO, MIMI Josiah Faus,
who has been i'll for some time, died at
Asbury hospital from the result Of an op-
GRAFTON. He was IS years Of age and one
Of the oldest settlers of this county. He
built a blacksmith shop in Chippewa City
across the Chippewa river from this place
in 1869. He was one of the organizers of
the Methodist church in this place He
leaves a wife and several sons and daugh-
terS.
BEMIDJI, MINN.-Coroner Henderson
received a telegram this morning from
Ba ckduck. north OF here, saying that a
man was found dead on the streets of
that town early this morning. His name
! is not known and he is a lumberiack. BE-
yond doubt it is another case Of knock
out Drops
LANESBORO, MINN.-Thanksgivi
day was duly observed. Business houses
were closed in the forenoon and good
sized congregations greeted Rev. II. E.
Rasmussen in the Lutheran church and
Rev. j. 3. Utton In the Presbyterian
church.-Half an inch Of snow has fallen
SLAYTON, MINN.-The store of
Strome. Bruner & Young, at Lake Will
son. was entered by burglars last night
and tWenty-four overccats taken. team
of horses was also stolen from the barn
of S. BarroWs, near Chandler.
SAUk CENTER, MlNN.-Two sons of
Joe McClintock. and 10 years DID, were
drowned in Trace lake. The ice broke
with them.