Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-12-06
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE.

~ ASaAV DrOWns SnOJ Two Dear6 near
Duluth. @, IT :
william s. Judd, one Of the pio-
neers Of Minneapolis, died at the age
Of 70 years. " @-~> ~, !:
A cottage belonging to II. Jimmie
son at Lake Minnetonka was burned
by incendiaries.
Charles Cullo, the miner who was
shot during riot at dance at Bull,
died the other day. nv
A. C. Hangar, former treasurer of
the city of Minneapolis, died at Win
throp, from pneumonia. >,".
The Minnesota State Poultry ASSOC
citation will hold it's annual exhibition
this winter in Minneapolis. =.
Ed. Hanson drank two ounces Of
strychnine. He was in the employ of
the Hammers creamery at Goodhue
village.
The wife of Burgess Jones of Stay
ton was surprised by the return Of
her husband, who had been gone for
over year.
The Park Whist team, of Minneap-
oils, won the Minneapolis Times atro:
ply from the West Superior team
by nine tricks.
E. A. Kirk, Of Farwell, Ozmun,
Kirk & Co., of St. Paul, has been Sc
lected president of the National
Hardware association.
Swan Anderson, Minneapolis
stonecutter, was killed by an Omaha
railroad train at the east end of the
Tenth avenue bridge.
Wesley H. Tice, quite well known
In Minneapolis commercial circles,
has been apprehended in Indiana on
IN Indictment of year ago.
The Algoma Iron Mining ompany
of Duluth incorporated; capital stock,
$4,000; incorporators, D. E. Wood
bridge, J. L. Washburn, D. z. Bailey,
all of Duluth.
The state insurance department 10
conducting an examination of tho
Northwestern Life & Savings and the
National Life & Trust companies of
Des Moines, doing q business in this
state. -.
Smelling lodge, I. o. o. F., will build
a new lodge building on West Ses-
enth street, near the Fort Smelling
bridge, at cost of $1,000, q permit
was issued.
Game Warden Boyd confscated a
commercial travellers case contaioing
two deer, being shipped from Attkin
to Monticello, Iowa; also two bar
rels containing $50 grouse being sent
from Hihsdale to Boston, Mass.
At least three residents of St. Paul
are included in the ranks of those
who are fasting to alleviate disease.
They are B. Burrows, Mrs. Burrows
and Mrs. Jantz. The. first named has
tasted thirty-three days, the second
party eight days, and the last uamed
twenty'one days.
John Foley, Great Northern en-
ploye, was arrested at ST. Paul for
the theft of several hundred dollars
worth of silver from dining cars in
the Great Northern yards. The silver
ware was recovered at the house of q
secondhand dealer at Kentucky and
State streets.
Joseph Chapman, Jr., secretary of
the Minnesota Bankers association,
has issued a call for the annual meet
ing of the executive council, setting
the date as Dec. S. The council will
choose the place for the next annual
meeting, and arrange the towns of
the state with regard to congression-
al districts, SO that small associations
may be formed. !,
Fred o. Cross has brought suit
against the Scanlon-Gipson Lumber
company of Minneapolis, for $1o,25o
for arrest and Imprisonment on the
charge of having been implicated in
certain forgeries connected with the
company, for which it has been
shown that he was innocent, his
brother, James Cross, having been
found guilty of the offenso charged.
II E. L. Warren, chief, classifier and
estimator under the Morris bill, de-
MES he was in any way responsible
for the uprising several years ago of
Leech lake Indians. z@,<.>,.l
: The new mixing town Of Nash
wauk held its village election, last
week and tho officers elected = are
John AcLea1,s presid lent; Paul Tvedt,
recorder; Edward Larson, Ed. Logan,
Archie MeWilliams, trustees; Eric
johnson, treasurer. @.#-<, l.,
Owing to the prevalence Of bar
bers' itch, Health Commissioners Hall
will bring before the next meeting
Of the beard tho matter Of regulating
the Minneapolis 'tonsorial parlors."
Unmindful of the danger Of clean
Ing heated steve with q blackening
that contains gasoline, Nrs. Bridget
J. King Of Minneapolis probably was
fatally burned by the explosion sf
the preparation that shs was using a.:
polish. 7 j . S..5..s ,,.,s,. @
The Detroit high school football
team went II Var da1a and n1avAd