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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
ALBERT LEA, MINI.

The annual election for members of: the
board of education, Saturday night was a
lively affair. The second and third wards,
to some extent, combined against the first.
but were defeated The, result was that =.
F-Durkee defeated &c: L. Swenson and III.
A. Hanson defeated p. C.. johnson, both for
three years, while for, the short term to hll
a vacancy, C.. N. Ruble received more votes M
than did u. e. Fitch.-AThe summer school
opened to-day with a, large attendance of
teachers There is a good llst of instructors
and the enrolment will increase the next ,
couragng to farmers, who have BEEN endeav-
oring to put UP their annual supply of hay.
While the crop is heavy, it bids fair to be
cured poorly, and hay may not be as plentl-
full as expected - g. .''+-.' ~ =. 49, -:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
FWINONA, MINI. :

The West Newton rafting works will be re-
opened on Tuesday. This Is earlier than ex-
pected and Is due to the rapid rise in the river
on account of heavy rains.-The Pastine Club
has arranged to make an extended trip down
river, starting on Aug. "a for Davenport =
julius Moersch, factory inspector for the
state labor bureau, is spending a week in
Winona. He says that higher prices obtain
for labor here, on the average, than in any
city in the state outside the twin cities and
Duluth, and that the sanitary arrangements
are healthful He s Of the opinion there Is
a good opening here for another shoe factory:
The business Of the Winona postothce Tor
the total receipts being, $11, ,56s44 as compared
with sl1, $3.50 the preceding quarter.
It is given out positively that L. L. Brown
Will not be a candidate against Congressman
Tawney. The democrats have apparently tax
en- this as final for they are now making an
endeavor to get Joseph Leicht to enter the
race : -: - - sF -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
GRAND FORKS. N. d.

Republican caucuses were held in Grand
Forks county to select delegates to the conn-
ty convention at Larimore on Wednesday,
when delegates will be elected to the state
convention at Fargo The contest was be-
Sween ]. NJ Cochrane and J. H. Bosard, who
are candidates for the supreme bench. = W.
]. Anderson, candidate for insurance com
missioner, joined with Bosard. Twenty six
Cochrane and thirteen Bosard delegates were
elected.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
GREAT FALLS, MONT: =

grand Jury and thu thewspapers are IN the
midst OF a small war; scrapptng has. been
the order ever since the commissioners and
charges and counter. charges of crookedness
a grand jury was called, which requested the
belligerent officers to resign. The chairman
one. and he is not only willingFto resign, but
says be will pay the other two members OF
the board $3.50 each If they will resign with
and the merry fight, famed by the enterpris-
ing newspapers, continues.--Fifty thousand
dollars more will be needed in addition TO u,
the 800, 900 bonds voted for: the :comRienon. OF
voted for the building of the courthouse have
been used. and no. heating plant, no frescoe-
ing, no furniture or fixtures nave been pro-
yided So
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
RHINELANDER- WIS.

Because he endea0ored to eject from his
train tramp who stealing ride, Con-
ductor H T. Young, of the North Western,
q brakeman on the train that brought Conduc-
tor Young to the hospital here. fell between
two cars and died of his injuries. tramp
He answered the description of the man
wanted almost minutely, and admits having
been on Conductor Youngs train The
North Western wired an additional reward Of
500 yesterday to the capturer of the mur
derer Armed searching parties are in the
woods.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
OwATONNA, MINI.

Judge Buekham has overruled the demurrer
of the policemen appointed by the democratic
majority of the city council in quo warrantc
proceedings The majority asserted that
Mayor Bach had no legal right to name night
appointed two special police. Action was
brought to determine the legality of the counl:,
Gil appointments. Judge Buckham says: i
had supposed 1t was designed to test the issues
in this case on the demurrer alone, but the
respondent having asked leave to answer If
his demurrer was overruled, such leave has
been granted Z" ',1'''-.': -'!. =. 1a"e :
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
EVARTS, s. ID.

The old settlers picnic of Walworth county
was held at Spirit Lake Colonel Tom Orr
was master of ceremonies. Chiefs Little Bear,
Swift Bird and No Heart, who are always dis
tinguished guests at these gatherings, were IN
attendance These are the Indians who res
cued some white women and children from a
band Of hostiles in 81, and are now wearing
medals. - ~ =. 49,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
ROCHESTER,, MINI.

The funeral Of Frank Porter, an aged resi-
dent of Marion, who fell from a high tree
Saturday while trying to save a swarm OF OF
bees and received injuries that caused DEAN
few hours afterwards was held YESTERDAY
afternoon at his home and was attended by q
large delegation from Custer post, 6. A. r.,
of this city, as he was member OF the union
army during the rebellion. He left wife and
four children-The Olmsted county summer
school for teachers began to-day at O'Clock
with q large attendance. It is believed the
school will eclipse all former efforts The
corps of instructors is las follows: Conductor,
IA Tormey, Winona; assistants, F. j..
sperry, Anoka; r. B. MacLean, Dodge Center;
F. y. :Lurton, Spring Valley, and Caroline y:
Smith of Winona, assisted by County super
intendent Dresbach Of this city. -:r* -
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FARGO, N. D.

FARGO, N. d. ....r w.. e.. ~. .- J..
The summer school at the North Dakota
agricultural college opened this morning The
teachers from Cass, Traill, Rtchland and
Of the best educators in the state are N
charge Of the work. Professor McArdle. OF
the agricultural college is the .conduetor:u
Dakota agricultural college, as the farmers
excursions over the Great. Northern began
last might. Fourteen hundred OF the resi-
here. There will be several ladies in the
different parties. |'-'T
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
MENOMINEE. MICH.

= The first trip of the newly appointed board
of BARRIERS will take place next msnth. The
dates and places of meeting are, as follows:
Menominee, Aug: 5; Eseanaba' Aug, >! s; cs1% iron
met. Aug. ii; ishpeming, Aug. 10; Munising.
Aug. IA; sauit Ste Marie, Aug. is; Mackinac
island, Aug. 1S-The railroad repairers nave e
found 1T necessary. during the strike 10 can
Marinette and other towns on this division
to Chicago to hustle freight: Station Agens @
La Combe, of the Northwestern, ana one on
big city. Agent Hammond, of Daggett, ana
the Marinette agent are also among the Ia.
borers-Ann Arbor car ferry, NO. s. wnlen
has been released Smallpox was discovered
among the crew and every one on board, nun
bering thirty-two, was quarantined ana vac
cfnated.-A fire at Linsley Brothers & 20: s
cedar-yard destroyed about $3.50, 900 worth OF
cedar, fully insured The fire started IN
nile of cedar bolts. ..,. :.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
CUMBERLAND, WIS.

+ At the regular school meeting an appropria-
tion Of s22, 800 was voted for the construction
of large modern brick; schoolhouse on the
ond streets Fhe board was Instructed to pro-
cure plans and specifications and. have the
structure built at once. At the same meeung
rule which prohibits teachers attending
dances e 49, .- -.. = 80
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
STORY CITY, IOWA

The burglary OF Christensen & Henderson's
stores, a few nights since, was one Of the
boldest pieces of work done in this part of
the state for some time. The thieves Sc
cured about $500 worth of merchandise, loaded
it into wagon and drove south Of town,
being tracked for about two miles. Blood.
hounds were secured from Des Moines. but so
far they have been unsuccessful in finding the
burglars or their fence. .. 5s.s.a Z.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
ST. CROIx- FALLS, WIS.

The La Toilette and stalwart forces met az
this place Saturday afternoon, in a republican
convention and the stawarts were badly beat
en-. Spooner was indorsed for the senate Deie-
rates were also elected to the eleventh sena
forial convention to be held at West Superior
Ju1y 2
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
aAIJLT STE. MARIE, MICH,

The body of j. H. McBrier, son of James
was taken from the river whore it had been
Sorty-lve days. McBrier had been missing
from Erie two months. His father traced him
to the 500.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
FLANDREAU, S. d.

The old. railroad bonds given by the village
of Flandreau over twenty years ago to the
Milwaukee railroad company were setledt Sat
urday by the city council. The original bonds
amounted to $4,000, and at 8 per cent would
now amount to over $25, ,000,, but were settled
for a less amount, owing to the fact that the
town has questioned their legality. There has
always been a little feeling between the COM
pany and the town on account OF these bonds.
but that is now matter of the past.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
CLINTON, IOWA

Edward Widner, fisherman, is charged
with striking his father-fn-l law, Moss La
Barge, in the head with fatron, killing
him Instantly Widner was quarreling with
his wife and her father interfered
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
SIOUX FALLS, s. ID.

Information has been received of the death
in hospital at Milwaukee of Mrs. j.. B.
Young, who, was for many years resident
of Sioux Falls She had been suffering for
some time with kidney trouble.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
MITCHELL, 8. ID.

" The city council expects to commence work
low of Sioux Falls submitted the plans at a
special meeting and they cal for an expendi-
ture OF $40, 900. Provision is made for TN the
fire department, city officials, council room,
Entertainment hall for the f1remen and city
iaii. It also includes an addition. on the
north of an auditorium 52xs2 feet, which VIII VIII
be used for public gatherings It will seal
county commissioners Of Aurora county the
resignation Of A. H. Henneous was accepted
as States attorney. The board appoinfed
Judge II. F. Fellows to the position and in
creased the salary from $400 to 5000 a year
In the reports received from the recent session
of the Eastern Star grand chapter, held at
Huron, it Is shown that the chapter OF TINS
Under the leadership Of Mrs. Bessie Russell
Foster, the natron, sthe chapter, made an II n
crease of twenty-five members. during tne
year the full membership reaching LOO. n-,r
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
Grand Tour, to Pacific Coast

Via the 500 line. Personally conducted
by Miss Martha Scott Anderson to North
Pacific ocean, Rocky Mountains and the
famed Kootenay lakes, nineteen days, all
expenses included, $3.50. Get particulars
and booklets at the ticket office, 119 S
Third street and West Hotel. . -: :...'.'
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CLINTON, IOWA

. The withdrawal of Congressman Rumple has
created a stir in the second Iowa district
In this county iAttorr ey F. w. ELLIS. Attor-
talked of as possible candidates. 'Ja Jackson
county may present the name of W A. Greg
ory There is some talk of Muscatine county
presenting W. A. Roach, who, II he Will con.
following. Republicans regret the wtthdraw-
al of MT. Rumple, but it is understood the
state of his health is such that he Is COM
,.al1ed tn retire.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
WEST SUPERIOR, WIS:

The steamer: Hoyt will be launched at the
shipyards Thursday afternoon. There viii! be
q party of eight or ten of the big United
States Steel Corporation officials in attend
nnce President Schwab is expected.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
ARGYLE, MINN.

At mass meeting Of the populists Of Mar
shall county the following candidates were Sc
lected for county Offices AUDITORY. B.. MAJ
berg; register of deeds, L., NJ Olson; clerk
of courts. II. r. Meisch; sheriff, Halvor Slang;
Judge of probate, W. E. Wood; superintendent
of schools, Mrs. A. G. Bayrell; attorney.
+ K. Wood: coroner DR.. Belcourt. Attorney
Bayrell Of Argyle was Endorsed for senator for
the sixty third district. = 10y.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14

church yesterday afternoon, under Masonic
auspices, and was largely attended. Rev.
P. II. Lnley oflciated. The steamer y. y.
Hill took large excursion from this city to-
day to Camp Lakeview under the auspices OF
the ladies Of ST. Luke's church.
WILLNIAR, MINI.
"A new paper VIII be launohed here. to be be
known s.gThe Minnesota Forum. The first
issue will appear Saturday, July 10. It will
be weekly and the publishers are Victor
e. Lawson and j. Emil Nelson, editor aud
business manager respectively Of the VIII
mar Tribune, the peoples party paper here.
It will be issued from the Tribune office and
Will IL no way supplaant that publication
The Forum will deal with political matters
of the state from the peoples party stand
point. Many teachers are here TO attend the
teachers summer school; The conductor Is
Professor w F. F. Selleck, superintendent
OF the city schools Of crookston. His assist
ants are Professor A. L. McBee Of Monti-
cello. Professor Robert Mckay Of Brownton
and Miss Florence E. Pierce of st. Paul
This evening County Superintendent O.: 7.
Bright Of Chicago will address the teachers
on the subject 1.-The Rural School Prob
lem Lectures will also be given by Pro,
fessor William Robertson OF the State School
of Agriculture. ~. fsz& s.-..[:.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
HASTINGS, MINI.

HASTINGS, MiNN. 1T ,it,".'' - = :
The remains OF Mrs Sarah A Todd Of
Pierce county Wisconsin, who died here last
Saturday might, were taken to Prescott this
afternoon for interment She was the mother
Of irving Todd, editor of the Hastings Ga.
zette. Her age was "a years.-The funeral Of
Andrew Warsop took place from St: Luke's
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
wOONSOCKET, S. b. !,

Over 1000 people picnicked at a Woodmau
picnic at Rodee's grove on the James river.
The grove is one Of the finest natural parks
in the state having in the neighborhood Of 220
acres Of heavy timber with the river winding
through it. A game Of ball between the Ar
tesian and Woonsocket clubs was the event
Of Woonsocket. It was the largest gathering
OF Woodmen ever held In this section.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
LA CROSSE, WIS.

An organized gang of horse thieves is
working in the western part Of this state
and the eastern part of Minnesota: During
the past week as many as six stolen horses
have been reported to the authorities here
from various parts. One was stolen at West
Salem, Saturday, and another at Melrose,
yesterday. The thieves usually take a buggy
also The sherfffs force has been unsuccess-
full in it's search thus far. - i
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BELLE FOURCHE, s.. d.

l. Men are being engaged by the different large
fences. so as to avoid having to move the.
fences Most Of the men engaged are given
two years Contracts with the agreement
quarter section they make proof upon. =
The Butte county fair will be held at Belle
Fourohe, in October committee s rscsntly e11tGy
visited the business men and obtained Sl'4eo
In few hours as a nucleus fund.- - ~ =
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
FERGUS FALLS, MINI.

Lightning struck Paul Noes barn and set
it afre. The department was called out and
tive committee of the Christian Endeavor
society for the Fergus Falls district has de-
cided to hold the next district convention at It
Meorhead Sept 26, 27 and 2S The district
Becker counties.-The Park Region encamp-
ment, I. %. %. e., installed officers as fol-
lows: Oliver Olson. C. r.; j. IL Grass,
H. P.; H. E. Boen, S.. W.; A. B. tEricson,
scribe; e. lFrankberg. treasurer; D. C. Hill,
j. w. The installation was followed by
banquet and social evening. Senator andMrs.
Clamp and family arrived from St. Paul Sat
urday and spent Sunday at Clitherall lake.
The senator returns to St. Paul in1ne nediately,
but his family will remain for some time
United States District Attorney Houpt accom-
panied him from the cities. -. L. -.
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TERRY. S. ID.

TERRY. s. ID. ...-,.. - ~
An addition is to be built this summer to
the Terry school, the contract having been
let to A. H. Smith, Of Lead: The school has
had two grades added, and the new rooms
The present building has been Inadequate for
two years, owing to the growing school popu-
lation. y - - - g=rSf'' = {
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RAPID CITY, s. d. :. - @--7"1 =.
movement has been started for Black
Hills exhibit at the state fair in Yankton. 1t
is contended that creditable display Of min
erals and other products could be sent to
Yankton at moderate expense, and it is be-
lieved that 1t would result in interesting capi-s
tai from the farming communities of the
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
SIOUX CITY. IOWA

oscar Anderson, aged II, went to see Ring,
ling Brothers circus Saturday On the way
home he crossed the bridge over the Floyd
river. He had seen the tight-rope walkers
do fearless feats. and he. thought this an
opportunity to emulate their example He
started to walk across on the narrow railing
buarding the bridge, but grew dizzy and
and was disappearing the third and last time
when Frank lbs, aged -, happened along,
jumped into the river and towed the boy to
the shore. Anderson's life was restored with
difficulty by physician who happened along
Glenn Gehan,- s. years Of age. died as the
result of an injury inflicted to- his hand on
the Fourth of July Blood poisoning set in
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
Reautiful Isle RoyaIe.

Special rates twice a week to beautiful
Isle Royale: Most popular excursion on
Lake Superior. Information and tickets
at City Ticket Office, ". D. Jones, G. P.
TT. A.. 300 Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis. .
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
mARsHAL1TowN,. IOWA

:. The Marshalltown Commercial Club has in
terested itself in the strike of the machinists
and boiler-makers in the Iowa Central shops,
with a view to bringing about settle
found upon which the company officials and
striking workmen may get together.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
HAMPTON, IOWA

The body of an unknown man who was
found dead has been sent to the; medical
school at Drake university All efforts Ea to
hads the second finger removed at the, first
Joint and on the arms was tattooed the ini-
Halls 'F ]. D." =. = u. y. y. 80
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
EsCANABA. . MICH.

The Elks' big street fair and carnival will
omen this evening with an address OF vel
come and the delivery OF the city keys by
Mayor Gallup s$,s7s .}s. ~ 81, y 81
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
ELYsIAN, MINI.

: BENJAMIN Brands was arrested on a charge
Of horse stealing and taken to Mankato, where
a horse and buggy some months ago from his
brother, but he denies any intention of theft.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA

The striking boiler makers and machinists
Of the Union Pacific railway have pickets
posted and every reasonable effort Is being
used by them to induce the men who have
supplied their places to quit.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
WINNIPEG. MAN.

Herbert John Bruce, son of George Bruce,
porter at the Canadian Pacific freight sheds.
was drowned while bathing in the Red river
Saturday evening. He was 16 years Of age
william Mari, while at work on the third
story Of the Merchants bank building, satur-
day afternoon, taking stone from a pulley,
lost his balance and fell to the ground. He
was injured about the head and internally and
! his chances of recovery are slim.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
WATERLOO, IOWA

Twelve members of the family Of Peter.
Smith. living near Jesup,, are suffering from
serious illness. showing evidence OF poison:
beer from q. keg, Of which they drank freely
Several doctors are attending them 1t Is
Thought some of the family will die. Vs. 4
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
RROOKLYN, IOWA

A valuable horse and rig were stolen from
the streets Of this place. and SO far no trace
has been found The outfit belonged to John
Gritsch. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
CUMBERLAND, WIS.

The Omaha Railway, Picnic Association OF
Hudson held its first annual outing & at this
place. It was attended by over 1900, prin-
cirtally employees Of the Omaha shops at
Hudson. E5.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14

aIs.vyour life insured against accident
Write Journal circulation department and
get a policy for year practically free.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
HANKINsON, NJ. d.

Mre. William schuett OF Stiles and q young
child disappeared from nome fTioay ana; oneil
whereabouts are unknown.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
North Pacific Coast $46

- North Pacific Coast $4b -.
For the round trip via the 500 Pacific
line, choice Of routes and stopovers al
lowed at any point desired. Call at
ticket Offices for particulars, 119 Third
street and West hotel. - ..A&
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
DULUTH. MINI.

], c. Spence, the alleged defaulter OF funds
belonging to the United States lnstalment Re-
manager for chat firm, was brought back from
Sacramento, Cal. - Z .*
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14

Golden Opportunities. - ~. " -
That's what they are, those small want
ads you will find on our want page each
day Il - ,. = p
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journal Want Ads Bring Results. no
matter what you advertise. II you cant
bring your ad in, telephone It. Your
credit will be good. IA .:t.5
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WILSON, WIS. Z.

s Phil Curry. respected farmer, was Killed
in runaway. He fell in front Of rake aud
the team ran through the field with him
In the tines. s.s.s@ y :ss: IS ~ .- =. M @
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14

wOODBINE. IOWA ssccesss.--2a u {
q. F. Boyd, Sunday school missions ary for
the American Sunday school union. for Harrt-
| son county was drowned.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
ST. CLOUD, MINI.

Daniel Foster, farmer near Royalton was
killed by light ming Judge D..D. Searle has
sold his Oak Knoll stock farm of 1000 acres
$40, 900. s,63t ss
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
| DE sMET, s. d.

First; c. Lyngbye, aged 76, commit ted suicide
by hanging. She had. been in Ill health for
6 year.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
ORDERS DIVIDED
Advantageous Combine of b. G.. an
Sound Lumber Mills.

Fl sr,si SOUND LUMBER M1lles
VANCOUVER, B., C.-The export lumber
mills of British Columbia and the Puget
Sound have combined under circumstances
favorable to the British Columbia mills. For
years the British Columbia mills were suffer
ing from severe competition of American
mills. Under the new arrangement they are
prosperous and share in the large and proht-
able business done by American mills.
In effect the combine arrangement is as
follows: All orders for export lumber are re-
ceived at the central office in Seattle and dis
tributed according to the apportioned cut
of each mill in the combine. being paid Tor
at basis price by the combine Any dis
crepancies are aqualized at the end OF the
season.. l. ~. ~s.- i. Z. .s4s@ss.2 :. 4
MANDAN, N. d. ~ -. .'... =. -
The county board Of equalization has made
an advance in the assessment Of lands in the
county Doubtless when the state board re.
views the land values. OF the state taose Sc, OF
Morton county will be lowered. dean Colilns,
of the Roman Catholic church, has asked some
questions Of the state papers as to what M tt the
government is going to DO in the Pnlllp-
pines. He announces he has always oeen
relic Of the Ola Englsn iaw ho wn,ca are tefins
him that the republican government OF THIS
nation sis making war on the only natlve We
Christian people, -, The newspapeffsE ef Editor
FAIRIES. Of the Courtney ". Gazette. Ior iaiIns
to pay Judgment of $50. People do not no,
understand how FAIRIES can be sent to Jail
for debt, and they are asking If this is a
relicht Of the old English law which Dickens nas
SO ably pictured and ridiculed. Section 55o4
of the revised codes deals with the execution
of judgments in civil actions, and says that II
the action Is one in which the defendant AZ
might have been arrested, as provided IN the
section relating to damages for injury to
character, he can be imprisoned for non pay
ment of the Judgment. There is a very gen,
eral belief over the state that this law snould
be repealed. - -. T.. -