Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-06-11
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ROUND ABOUT THE STATE.


throughout the state.
The waterworks system at Jasper
has been completed.
The Duluth land Office made a rec
ord last week in transacting a busi-
ness of $4,000.
Garnet Workman lost his barn and
all contents, including three head of
horses, by fire at Preston.
AS soon as Carrie Nation gets out
OF the Kansas Jail she will visit Min
neapolis in the interest of Prohibi-
ton.
William Jenkins was instantly kill
ed at Lake Crystal by west-bound
train No. 3. He was IS years old and
a pioneer.
The new National bank, to be Or
gained in Duluth by Wisconsin cap
italists, will be known as the Federal
National bank.
The State Bank of Donnelly was
authorized to open for business; capt.
tai stock, $4,000. John Grove of St.
Paul is president.
DA' a. 1As 1AAACo, 1Ou1 ClluCS VI
of Minneapolis, declines to be candi-
date for reelection. He will reside
at West Baden, Ind.
Owing to the recent heavy rains
the Sharon mine at Bull was flooded.
Much damage was done, the mine
pump was destroyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Marth of De-
lano, celebrated the fftieth anniver-
sary of their wedding in the presence
of many relatives and friends.
Ole Solberg, farmer living south
west of Lowry, committed suicide by
cutting his throat with a razor. No
cause for the deed is known.
Game wardens have been after vio-
lators of the law in Rice county, as
a result of which $145 has been turn
ed into the game and fish commission.
There were 1O2 instruments filed
for record in the office of the register
of deeds in Crookston the other day,
which breaks the Polk county record.
The people of Beltrami county will
vote at the fall election on the Gre
alton of a new county from the south
west part of Beltrami's present terri
tory.
The Northern Pacific railway COM
pany purchased the trackage and ter
minal property of the Duluth Trans
fer company for a consideration of
$550,0o0.
The jury in the $4,000 breach of
promise case of Mrs. Margaret Mea-
CHER against George M. Koib at St.
Cloud brought in verdict for the de-
PENDANT.
The triennial session of the synod
of the Norwegian Evangelical Luther
an church of America was held at the
Swedish Lutheran Emanuel church in
Minneapolis.
Lightning splintered tree near the
home of Mrs. Inger Peterson of Moor
head. Both Mrs. Peterson and her
daughter were partially stunned by
the shock.
The contract for rebuilding the
Peoples church in St. Paul destroyed
by fire recently, was awarded to New
for $S5,OOo.
The supreme court denied mo-
ton by the Polk county commission
ers to quash the writ of quo warran.
to secured by taxpayers. The case will
be heard in October.
Another trade is to be organized
in Winona. A meeting has been call.
ed for Saturday evening, at which
time it is expected the hod carriers
will complete an organization.
Rosa Kinder, of St. Cloud, was
probably fatally burned last night. II
is supposed that while half asleep she
overturned lamp, which was burn.
ing on a small stand beside her bed.
The Central Minnesota Sugar Beet
Growers will hold picnic in Dasse]
on June IA. The program includes
speeches by Governor Van SAINT, Sen.
ator Nelson, J. A. Tawney and others
The exterior work on the new state
capitol was completed last week when
the last stone of the dome was laid
The first work on the building was
y
The State Federation of Labor Of
Minnesota will hold it's convention al
Rochester on June 9 and 10. The To-
cal labor paper is preparing to pub
lish souvenir number for that occa.
sion.
The Northwestern road has re-
moved the last vestige of the damage
done by the storms of last week. The
big locomotive that was ditched oppo
site Winona was placed on the track
and taken to Baraboo to be over.
hauled.
B. F. Baker, aged 76 years, was
met by a bicycle rider on the sidewalk
in Winona. In endeavoring to gel
out of the way he tripped and fell
striking his head on the brick pave
ment. He will die.
Governor Van SAINT. recently made
his first public statement on the
board of control since his message
to the legislature. He is a firm be-
lever in the board and thinks time
will demonstrate it's value.
The Northwestern road has issued
new set of rules for it's employees
prohibiting the use of tobacco OF
whisky on or off duty. The new rules
further provide that if an employee is
garnisheed twice he shall be dismiss
ed.
Minneapolis is to have telephone
communication with Winnipeg. The
Bell Telephone company has decided
to construct a line south from the
Manitoba metropolis to the interna
tional boundary where it will connect
with the long distance system in, the
United States.
Winona banks have signed an agree