The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-01
MONDAY EVENING,

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badly ;mangled while operating a corn
shredder
The police are kept busy rounding up
petty thieves. Three valuable oyercoats
We're stolen from the Railways OF private
residences last evening. The thieves are
men who have worked on the railroad
grades near here during the season.
squandered their earnings for drink, and
are now without money or clothes One
of the coats was found at a second hand
store, where 1t was pawned for SO, but
the thief escaped.
MADELIA, MINN.-Saturday was the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Estes, and about
fifty of their friends and neighbors mostly
Masons and Eastern Star members, moved
on their home, carrying sundry baskets
and bundles Postmaster Haycraft made
few appropriate remarks and presented
some very pretty and appropriate memen:;
toes of the occasion. very pleasant
evening was spent.
DULUTH, MlNN.-The annual meeting
of the Lake Superior Teachers terminated
with the election Of officers, as follows:
perintendent Of the city schools Of Duluth;
vice president George E. Bray of Superior;
secretary, Miss Sophie SPendergast of the
Duluth normal school, treasurer, Andrew
r. Park. George Flazell, a Waterman on
the Canadian steamer Monarch, was
drowned. >r - -. H. D. - s., -s-.-~
WAVERLY, MiNN.-The funeral of
John Giblin, who died In this village on
Wednesday last, was held to-day at st.
Mary's church. He came to this village in
1876 and engaged in the dry goods bust
ness. There was probably no one better
known In this part Of the state than Mr..
Giblin. In all charitable and philanthropic
work he was a leader. : -. ....a .
WINONA, MINN.-An incendiary fire
totally destroyed the barn of Pat Minck,
drayman, causing loss Of $4,000; 1nsur-
ance $1,000. Four horses were burned to
death, and four others and -four mules
were killed because Of injuries.-Willam
parole from the st. Cloud reformatory four
months ago, was arrested here. T..
BEMIDJl, MlNN.-Two men armed with
revolvers, held up and robbed the Columbia
saloon. Only the days receipts, which
were in the cash register, were secured.
The robbers made good their escape. Paul
ner's jury on charge of murder the result
of an inquest over the body of Chris Knut-
son, a lumberjack.
MINNESOTA CITY, MINN-A warra Mt
has been issued for Herman Sherman,
Charles Miller Willard Preno, M L.
Bauck, John Find and Chris Ludwigson.
It develops they had dislike for Frank
Moroshek, the proprietor of the saloon,
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his furniture. So:
LEWISTON, MINN.-Fred Kohlepp, a
! jeweler, was accidentally shot by Conrad
Newman a member Of the Winona high
| school football team, while hunting in the
| vivinity of Utica. a full charge of shot
struck Kohlepp in the right shoulder. II
| is thought he cannot live.
ST. PETER, MINN.-rhe grand jur,
| found two indictments against August
Loffelmacher, of Fort -Ridgeley, one fo1
arson and one for placing an explosive
| substance in an engine and endangerins
the life Of human beings. - :
| MORRIS, MINN.-Richard Northcott
| Louis preveskracht, Davis Long and l.
S. schuman have returned from their dee,
hunt in. Carlton county. They brought
six carcasses with them. They report the
woods full of deer. 81 i!r.'s+ -
| HORTON, MlNN.-Vincent Spencer,
| freight brakeman on the Chicago Grea
Western. was thrown from a car, falling
in such a manner that his left leg lay OF
the rail and was run over. +. -
MORGAN, MINN.-Gilbert Gutterson
United States special agent for the rura
free mail delivery, was here last. weel
and established a route south of thi
place.
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