The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-24

C. M. Dougherty Of Winsted is dam
gerously Ill at the home Of Rev. Mr.. Nc
Cormack In this village. DR.. Dunn OF
Minneapolis was called Wednesday in
consultation with Drs. Meek and Chiffon.
Smallpox is reported in several homes
north of waverly. One case. that Of
Alva Cruzen, is reported In that village
The farmers elevator was sold to Ed Gill
mer for $4.200. The old stockholders ran
the price up to $4,15O and then dropped
out. There Is $4,000 subscribed for the
erection of a new elevator, the stock be-
ing taken by farmers and business men
| of Howard and vicinity.
CROOkSTON, MINIMIZING lease OF the
Commercial hotel has been sold by Will
liam Hinrichs to w. w. Cook Of Deni-
son, Iowa. and c. II. O'Connell Of Boone,
Iowa. Both are experienced hotel men,
The logging spur built by the Crookston
Lumber company from the Duluth line
Of the Great Northern to the 'cutoff. "
two miles above this city. where the COM
pany stores it's logs, was completed to-
day, and the first train load OF logs Will
arrive from Bemidji on Monday and De
dumped into the Red Lake river. The
lumber company has built an unloading
dock 1900 feet long, and the entire train
| load of logs can be unloaded at once. The
| track Is laid on an incline, so that the
logs will readily roll from the cars Into
the water. BY this arrangement a train
load can be placed in the water In one
hour.
MORRIS, MlNN.-Physicians Of Ste
vens Big Stone, Wilkin. Traverse and
Pope counties met for the purpose OF or
ganizing a district medical society, a
branch of the state society. The organi-
zation will be known as the Western Cen
trail Medical County and District society
| INV H,,II of chosen
president; DR.. Christensen of Starbuck
vice president; DR.. Bolsta Of Ortonville
secretary; DR.. Elsey Of Chokio, treasurer
The meetings will be held quarterly, the
next one being set for Morris on the sec
ond Wednesday of January, 1903. After
Indian industrial school a visit and were
then entertained at lunch at the nome
Of Mr. and Mrs. Hulburd.
| BRAINERD, MlNN.-The suit brought
by Andrew Nelson some months ago to
recover $40, 900 for alleged personal m
juries received while In the employ Of the
Minnesota & Information railway, has
been settled. The suit was instituted In
ST. Paul and it is not known here what
! Nelson got out Of tt. M. Spurlock,
brakeman on the Minneapolis & Iowa
was injured yesterday and is lying IN
critical state at the Northern Pacific
sanitarium.-Wordw was received In this
city to-day by Mike J. Sasgem that his
brother, George Sasgem. Of Cold Springs
Stearns county, had been accidentally
killed.
WINONA,. MINI. 49, State Secretary
/ Peck Of the Minnesota Y. M. c. A., who
Is attending a convention In Ohio, VII
stop off here on Monday on his way back
to Minneapolis. At that time some def.
mite action will be taken in regard to call
ing a permanent secretary to the Winons
associat ion.-Rev. s. F. KerfOot, pastor
Of the Central Methodist church, ofictatet
at the wedding of two Galesville young
people who came to Winona to get mar
| ried. These were Miss Clara Langenho
and Emil Francar. The ceremony was
performed at the home Of Mrs. A. Reit.
berger.