The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-22

has few more nuisances OF similar char
acter and another stirring up is awaited
by citizens.-There is complaint Of illegal
fishing in the northern part Of this coun-
ty.--A double wedding was solemnized
in the town Of Roseland Thursday, when
Miss Emeline Lindquist was united Ito
Henry Bjelkengrens and Miss Selma Lind
quist to Peter, Strandberg. The brides
are the daughters of Peter Lindquist, a
prosperous farmer.-A series Of gospel
meetings have been held at the Lutheran
Free church. The following ministers
made addresses F. ,Aas of Christiania,
A. Holland and J.. Samuelson Of Mime
apolis, G. Yttrehus of Farwell, s. Hanson
Of Spicer' and E. Sorenson of Hoffman.
Rev. G. Peterson, pastor of the Swedish
Lutheran church in this city, also deliv
cred a sermon. Rev. Mr.. Holland, treas
urer Of Augsburg seminary, Minneapolis.
will remain over Sunday to receive sub
scriptions for the support Of the school.
Rev. Mr.. Yttrehus, superintendent of
home missions. will also remain.
PRINCETON, MiNN.-Frank Newall
was yesterday committed to the Fergus
Falls hospital for the insane. He was
brought down from Vineland at Mile Lacs
lake, where he was working on a farm.
He was sent to the store of r. L. Daigle
for an ak handle Tuesday night and the
front door was locked. He went to the
side entrance and walked into the store.
No one being In he picked UP a shotgun
to examine it, and while doing So Mr..
Daigle, the; proprietor, came in and ap-
preached the man. Newall showed fight
and Daigle pulled out revolver, which
wa. taken away from him by Newall
While the two men were fighting the clerk
came In and Newall was overpowered and
was arrested on a charge Of breaking into
the store and attempting to commit an
assault. He had been acting very strange
ly at the house where he boarded, and
when he arrived at Princeton he was ex-
amined for insanity and it was learned
that he had been at the st. Peter ASYLUM
for six months in 1901. 5 -. :
FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-Harry H.
Harris was. brought from Park Rapids
Friday and bound b. over to the United
States grand jury on the charge Of for
ging an Endorsement on, a. money order.
The order was for $1,000 and Harris is
accused of writing the name of G. l..
Osborne across the back Of it and cash
ing 1t at Park Rapids.-Mrs. Joseph Pier
son died very suddenly Yesterday. She
had been i'll for two days Of kidney
trouble, but it was not supposed her con-
dition was dangerous. She was Sc years
of age and leaves+-a husband and four
children.-John K1ewel.> has decided to
erect pop factory.-Thomas Ibberson re-
| turned from the northern woods to-day
with two fine deer.R Thomas Warrior also
brought one fine specimen with him.
NORTHFIELD, MiNN.-The govern
ment has called for bids for carrying
| malls on all star routes. Those in this
vicinity are Shieldsville to Faribault, 9.75
miles; Moland to Kenyon. S.75 miles;
Montgomery to Trondjem, - miles; Wes-
ley to New Prague. miles; New Market
to Northfeld, 1925 miles; Lexington to
Montgomery, miles. Each of these are
to be round trips, six times a week-The
Chicago Great Western has agreed to put
| in the improvements asked for by the
city, a new brick station and better plat
| form and cement walks.-The team from
the state school for deaf. and dumb played
the Carleton football eleven this afternoon
| on Laird field