davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-02
Church With a Bowling ALLEY.

The Andrew Presbyterian church, Eighth
avenue and Fourth street Sc, is now the only
church in the state equipped with a bowling
alley. The alley was completed few Gays
ago. It is in the baserre nt of the church and
is thoroughly modern. It has been thronged
with young people ever since its complexion
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-02
santry and Abel Draw.

Chicago, May. 2-E1die santry and Kid
Abel fought six interesting rounds to draw
before a large crcWs at A1cllo hall; Abel
was the 'aggressor throughout the fight, land
ing some .cretty har3 Punches. III the first
round he landed a lett hook en- Santry's jaw,
sending him 10 the hoor Ter the count: -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-02
1Ap-R17ss CLASH EXPECTED.

=
Berlin, May Choosing his words with
caution, Count Won Waldersee said, that
he regarded an armed clash between Rus
STA and Japan as ,inevitable.
"The English Japanese alliance is of
pre- eminent significance" he said.
american energy and American mill
ions are making themselves felt in China
more and more powerfully" said the
count.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-02
FORBES AND REAGAN. DRAW
Chicago Lad Retains the Bantam
weight Championship.

st. Louis, Mo-, May 2-The twenty
round bout at the West End Athletic club
for the bantam weight championship OF
the world between Harry Forbes or chi,
70 % the present holder Of the title, and
Johnny Reagan of Brooklyn, N. Y, was
declared a draw by Referee Siler.
The decision was unpopular, the major
itv of the large body of spectators being
of the opinion that the New Yorker was
entitled to the verdict by more than
fair margin.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-02
1oyo1rs TIMES IN TuRKEY.

Constantinople, May 2.-The disputes of two
rival Albanian chiefs, Ria Bey and Bairan
Surah, resulted in battle between their
partizans at Dlakoya On April ~. Ihe Two
parties ultimately withdrew to their towers,
whence they bombarded each other. The in
habitants Of Diakova were panic stricken.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-02
ChamDiOn Hilton Defeated.

London, May 1.-The conclusion of the fifth
round of the amateur golf championship
| games at Hoy lake left T. w. Robb R. Max
we'll. G. Hutchings and S. H Fry to contest
| the seminal Fry yesterday morning defeat
| ed H. II. Hilton, the present champion.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14

poets to move TO Watertown in the near
future and will engage in business in that
place.
DR.. Walker, of Worthington. brought
! little Frances Harris, aged seven, to Lu-
verne Wednesday and placed ner IN the
| Spalding hospital, where she underwent
ar operation for appendicitis. The oper-
! alton was successful and the little suf-
| ferer is getting along nicely.
! NJ. NJ. Knapp, general agent of the Bur-
| lirgton, CEDAR Rapids & Northern, was in
! the city Tuesday.
Fred Van. accompanied by his wife and
her sister Miss Edith Black, left We ines
day for BoWdon, n. D., where they will
make their future home.
john. Wiggans and family arrived this
week from Mantorvnle and will reside in
Luyerne in the future.
N. A. Christian was in st, Paul this
week taking. the state veterinary exam1-
nation, which he passed successfully. He
will locate in LuVerne
F. H GRAF. of EsthervilIe, Iowa, was
in the city Tuesday.
A h Osborn is home from Davenport,
Iowa.
Mrs. John Fish, of Parkston, S. D., is
visiting at the home of ner daughter,
Mrs. F. c. Wittenberg.
A. j. Daley who has been seriously i'll
for the past four months, was taken to
ST. Baranabas' hospital in Minneapolis
Monday night 1t is understood that an
operation will be performed this week
in an effort to give him some relief.
Mr. l.. NJ. Van House and Miss Brat
A. Trunnell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Tunnel, were united in marriage Satuc-
day evening at the home of the brides
parents. Rev. F. D. Everett, of Ash
creek, performed the ceremony: The
wedding was a very quiet affair. and
was witnessed by only few Of the rela-
tiyes and immediate friends Of the bride
The annual meeting of the I4uverne
Commandery No. %. X T., was held
Monday evening and the following Of
ficers were elected: ]. P. Houg, b. G;
J. A 1 Kennieott, g.: ". W GerOeF' = =
Halves. J. W; John Kelley, .prelate;
William Jacogsen, treasurer; Mark Swed-
berg, recorder; H. White. s. B.; E., II.
Holbert, J. B.; II J; Thomte' warden warden.
first guard; J. Fl. Roberts. second guard;
H. S. Cramer. third guard; II. F. Par
shall, grand prelate of the grand COM
mandery, inspected the commandery and
installed the new officers. At the conclu--
sion of the work a banquet was given at
Hotel ManitOu.
The annual meeting of the Luverne
fire department was held Monday night
and the following officers for the ensuing
year were elected: Chief, George Cot
trell; assistant chief, Frank Fritz; sec
rotary, C. ]. Martin; treasurer, j. x.
Campbell relief committee: =; T. Lei
cher, j. w. Gerber, Frank Fritz, Eu-
gene Barck and c. J. Martin.
Col Harrison White, junior vice COM
mander of the G. A. r., received an 1nV1-
tation this week to attend the annual
dinner of the Brooklyn City guard, the
company in which he enlisted in response
to the first call of President Lincoln. The
Invitation is headed with the official or
der under which the company went 10 the
front directing the company to assem-
BILE at the reginental armory on dueS s,
FIJI fatigue and overcoat with knapsack
for actual service.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14

ban on the festive gopher. They VIII
pay two cents n tail until May /. The
gopherS are making preparations to como
forth to their destruction. All that Is
needed is the tail, 50 it's tails win, heads
lose!"
With the coming Of spring several OF
the veterans at the Soldiers home are
moving out. Nearly all OF them are quit
ting for good
Ashelman Brothers and Prescott. Of
Fargo. are decorating the palatial home
of District Attorney Patric II. Rourke.
The interior of MIR. ROuTke's home will
be, it is said when finished, the most
gorgeous in North Dakota. Ora ThOmp-
son, Of Lisbon, is assisting In the Orna-
mentatiOn Of the building.
Robert u. Lee Grubbs. a child of the
war, and for many years q farmer near
here, having sold his farm is preparing
to go to the island of Cuba where ne ex-
poets to settle.
Competition is so great at Lisbon in
burial matters that a local painter has
Just put in a supply of collins in opp0-
sition to A. L. Whipple who has had
the undertaker's field to himself for
many years. Prices will, it is said. be
reduced, and perhaps chromOs given after
a while.
Aside from a ripple Of excitement m
the First ward Of Lisbon on election day
the utmost apathy prevailed No one
seemed to coVet the town officers. There
was no competition except for alderman
in the First ward. The following. al
Republicans except the treasurer and
city justice. We're elected: Ii. s. Grover.
mayor; II. r. Johnson, treasurer: H. II.
Grover, police magistrate: w. l.. VII
Hanson and Frank Carlson, aldermen.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14

association, announces that Sept. 2, 8.
and 5 have been selected as the dates
for holding the annual convention al
Minneapolis.
Since the opening of the spring term
in the Winona public schools there has
been an increase of a hundred and fifty
in the enrolment.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the wedding of Gus H Nend-
Ter, a Winona man, to Miss E,ffie Mabry,
Of Newton, Kansas
A class of eighty children partook of
first communion at the ST. Martin 8
church on Sunday.
The annual convention of the state
Sunday School association will open in
this city on Tuesday evening and last
through Wednesday and Thursday. 1t
is expected close to a hundred delegates
will be in attendance
The second national bank will occupy
its handsome new bank building on
Third street in a few weeks.
A county teachers meeting will be held
at the office of County Superintendent
Wllber next Saturday. The principal adj
dress will be made by President J. F.
MIllspaugh of the Winona normal school,
May Day VIII be observed at the Wi
mona normal school by the carrying out
of special exercises.
Rev; ]. Meier, pastor of st. Joseph's
church in this city, left on Sunday even
ing for trip to Europe, to be absent
until the end Of August
Geo I: Simpson has returned from a
trip to Mexico, where he Wenr to inyeytf-
gate the affairs of the Mexican Planta-
ton company. There are a number of
stockholders of this company in Winona
ana ms report is most fattering
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
Worth Dakota
FARGO.

Inc township assessors met with Couu-
" AUDITOR Olson and went through the
SchooI OIL assessing and received the new
DOCKS Tor the coming year. Efforts will
ment than formerly
This evening DR.. Hart Of the Children s
Home Society of Illinois, Iectured at the
First NJ. Il. church in the interests ~ me
North Dakota Children's home
The HOO-1OOs initiated a class last
evening and had large confederation
with Vice Regent -AIsop, of Mayvilie, in
charge.
The return complimentary programme
IN Fargo Thursday by the laoies Of the
Grand Forks Musical club was feature
Of this week S musical events. The Far
&c Musical club gave programme at The
Forks some weeks ago.
The Messiah" was put on two nights
last week under the direction of Prof
NJ Penniman, of the Fargo College Con-
serVatOry of Music.
Supt and Mrs. Smith of the city
Schools entertained the seniors and their
friends Friday evening
Miss Louise j. Morris, formerly of the
Casselton and Park River schools, and
Lake City, Will be married TO a promi-
nent Western attorney June 70.
The marriage Of 9. II. Dbl and Miss
Grace Gaskill and Neil Wasem and Mi S
Percy GasEdll occurred Wednesday. The
groOms are well known travelling men
and the double bridal party is now in the
East
DR.. sherman has returned from Chi
cago.
President ]. W. Smith, of the First Ma
tional bank, has returned from the East.
DR.. z. 9. Wheeler left this morning 1or
Chicago.
Miss Lillian Van Horn has been up
from Lisbon this week. the guest OF her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. FOrsythe VIII spend
the next three months in Chicago.
Miss Maud Cooling, Of Minneapolis, has
been the guest of the EastOns the past
week dinner party was given in Ter
| honor by Francis HenWOOd ana Mrs. j
d Farrand entertained for her.
Rev Klyne, Of the Roberts Street NJ. e..
church, has resigned the pastoTate.
The Modern Brotherhood Of America
gave a dance last night.
Miss Ashelman has recovered from an
extended illness.
The University Of Minnesota Glee club
will be here Wednesday evening.
The Bachelors and the Benedicts gave
the last party of the season Monday
evening.
! MI. and Mrs Twichell entertained the
Southside Euchre club this week.
Miss Rose Morton is visiting III chi
| cago.
| Eastern business trip.
Mrs S. l.. Sheldon is down from
Mrs II. r. Turner and daughter are Vis-
Miss Margaret Bamford has removed
from Fargo to Minneapolis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14

| Bush entertained company of friends
| at a fad party Friday afternoon.
Maj. Wright, of Austin, and Maj. Whit
ney, of Faribault, were present at the
inspection of Company D last Monday
by Mai. Wood.
Alex Marshall will return, tomorrow,
from the Pacific coast, where he has
made an extended visit.
K. j. Mckenzie returned Wednesday,
from short visit to the twin cities.
Mrs. G. M. Coon is making a short
visit in Chicago.
Sam Sleeth returned, Wednesday, from
two months visit to New York
1t IS reported here that the Milwaukee
road will lay a double track between
Erin and Rosemont, in addition to cutting
down the grade just north Of this city.
Mrs. W. w. Sheldon was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening by a few
friends and neignbors
w. H. Brownell, of Pennington, was
in Mortified, Monday, on a short bust
ness trip.
Rep sentative A. B. Kelly and ]. S.
Trip, who have been in the drug bIsi-
ness in this city for many years. have
dissolved partnership. Henry Hamre has
bought out Mr.. Trip.
Dr. and Mrs. E. G. RiddelI gave an
informal party last Monday evening
in honor Of their guest, Mrs. 0. H. Josten,
of OWatonna.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
South Dakota
PIERRE.

The Norbeck & Nicholson well drilling
outut has begun work on q new la4 well
aId Is rapidly going down with th. work.
IL ~. MayheW. Of Letchgr who spent
a Week ln TINS city, ANA closed "a deal
for large Sully county ranch while here
returned home Saturday.
a party OF relatives gathered Saturday
night for q surpr 50 party at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. kehr Is being their thir-
ueth anniversary OF their marriage
Z. Il. BlllrgnuIst and daughters. Misses
anne and Ida, have returned from ain
Capt. J. r. Binder has returned from Il
visit Of several weeks at Cincinnati lie
| reports winter vet lingering I'LL that part
or the world as well as here.
Miss May Hart has returned from Les
lie, where She has been teaching a win
ter term of school.
@. c. Barney and J. G. Dunn. Of the
land commissioners office, are i'm the
northern portion Of the state plating
state lands which will soon be offered for
sale.
'Calam ty Jane" after a stay of sew
eral months in this city. has again taken
UP her wandering, ANA left here the first
OF the Week. headed for Livingston Mont
ia Pierce is here from Saginaw. Mich.
LOOKING aILer horse interests on the range
Wlnifred White Bun, a pupil at the
Indlan school. in this city. d ed Monday
from consumption, and the remains have
peen taken to her home on Cheyenne
river for burial
- nat trimming contest was the en-
| tertanment furnished at the residence OF
/ W. A.. King. Saturday night The fact
| that the trimming was to be done by the
| gentlemen in Attendance guaranteed some
/ rather bizarre effects in millinery. which
! Helped 70 amuSc those who wee not TAX
| ing part In the active work
E. a. Banvard las arrived from New
York and will take up his residence in
! this city.
V. II. Ruble and Charles J.. Hyde have
gone to Duluth for a trip Of a week
Division Superintendent H. r. San
born was Pierre visitor Thursday
! looking over the lines of which he has
| just recently been placed I'm charge.
Col O. II. Engiezby, of Watcrtown
who will inspect the various militia com
! panies Of the state was in the city
Wednesday night making preparations
| for his work
! letter has been received i'm this citv
| announcing the Death Cf John S. White.
! at Redlards. Cal, on the third Of tho
/ month. He was a long time a prominent
/ resident Of this city and went to Cali
| lorna last inter- with a hOve of rrrcf
! from consumption but without securing
! the benefit which he sought
| Mrs TrumbaUer of Polo II who hqq
! Dcen vis ting her sister, Mrs o. n. Sam
/ mis-, IN this city, left Thursday for her
| Illinois home
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
NORTHFIELD.

The first baseball game of the season
at this place was played last Monday
beteewn the High school and carleton,
and resulted in a score OF l3 to z, IN
favor of the High school:
Charles Wallace, William and Frank
Rooster, of this city, and e. H. Hat
field, of Dundas, have gone to North la
kota with a view Of investing IN some
land in that state.
Miss Agnes Hallin and A. S. Donat, VIII
give a recital next Tuesday afternoon at
Miss CIRCUITS studio.
Miss Grace Dampier entertained, last
Saturday evening, in honor OF her guest,
Allen Ferguson, of st. Paul.
Frank G. MeCkesney, formerly OF TINS
city, has accepted a position as physi-
clan in the city hospital at Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Hon. L. A. Rosfng of Cannon Falls.
was in Mortified, Wednesday, to attend
the funeral Of the late Patrick cunning
ham.
A. w Norton returned, last week. from
a visit to the Pacific coast, where he went
for the benefit of his health:
Miss Grace Dampier went to Owatonna
Saturday for a short visit.
Miss Grace Finkelson went to st.
Paul. Wednesday,, to take position
which she recently accepted.
L. Tschann and Frank DeGross, VINO
have been in the meat business y THIS :
city for thirty years, have dissolved
partnership, and the business will be
continued in the name of the former.
The Ladies of the White Rose Re-
bekah lodge. will give 10-cent supper
at the Odd Fellows Home tomorrow
eyening.
Mesdans4s W. W. Mcclure and George
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
JAMESTOWN.

Rev. II. G. Gum, who has been visit u.
ing jamestown friends for few weeks,
left Thursday night for Winnipeg.
Rev. Father Gallahue is visiting III Bis
Mrs. S. A. shain was called to Fulda,
MINI. Wednesday evening, her mother
being i'll and not expected to recover
b. s. Russell, Jessie Burg32{Ie eT iIeV. md ~
Miss Nellie Sanford attended the perform
ance of HandeIs oratorio Of The Mes
siaho at Fargo Wednesday evening
Wilbur Towle left Wednesday even NJ
for Ouray, Col, after Visit Oh Some
time with his parents.
ssRraving the World" was given by
home talent Monday evening ana was
great success The company went TO I ar
ringt0n Saturday evening ana pldyeu "
a crowded house. -.
B. A. owen, of the Edgerley Mail, visit
ed friends in jamestown Tuesday.
J. ]. Nierling left Tuesday evening 1or
Galena, H., to look after mining maj
tiers. His son, Don left the same even
ing for WaukOn, Iowa, to attend ScnCoI
/ Mrs j. B. Smith and daughter nave
returned from Minneapolis, where INC
latter has been attending school
Mayor Severn has twenty Applications
for appointment as chief OF ponce
A sad case was disposed OF by the IN
sanity board Wednesday. Albert Clem-
mems became insane at his nome. near
EIdridge, suddenly over love affair and
was committed TO the state asylum.
Miss Ellen Fresk of Fargo, is guest
of Mrs A. G. Tellner.
Miss Eva Booth, Salvation army com
missioner, talked to a large audience al
the opera house Thursday evening.
John Minear has returned from triI
in the South.
/ Miss Josephine Wheelon OF Casselton
! returned to Casselton, after enjoying q
! pIeasant visit with jamestown friends.
L. B. Newhold has returned from Eas'
! Orange, N. j.
IT. 3. Wood has returned from a win
| ter's visit in Maine. Mrs. Wood Is visit
ing in Toledo.
Ed Clemens is down from Velva, visit
| ing relatives and friends.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
REDWOOD FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Chadbourne. of Wo-
week. -'''S
Noble Coucheron, of Cottonwood was
in town a few days of last week.
The Misses Edna and Ada Westfau
day
A. A. Jaehnings, of New RichIand was
the guest of his brother, George Jaeh-
ningS last week
j. A. Humphrey of Marshall, spent a
few days of the past week in the city.
Nels . lewis OF Festa, spent a few days
OF last week with friends at this place
Supt A. j. Jones, of the Redwood Falls
high school, gave lecture to his class
IN geology Thursday, in which he demon
strated that geology and other Sciences
fully coToborate the truth set forth
III the Bible
The gentlemen of the city gave a ball
to the ladies Wednesday evening for
the one the ladies gave before the Lenten
season.
Arthur Kellum, of Mason City, Iowa,
came up from that place and is now the
guest Of friends in the vicinity.
Edward Everett and Miss Francis
Wednesday to attend the funeral of Their
father, the late H. D. Everett.
Miss Mary Hahn, of Appleton, is Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. R. w. lei
c. E. Maybee has returned from his trip
to Minneapolis, where he was the guest
of relatives.
Mrs. c. NJ. Allen, of Rochester, visited
with relatives mere last week.
The ladies of St. Veronica's guild gave
a fair and supper Friday evening In the
opera house.
The Degree of Honor lodge initiated a
class Of twenty-five members Wednesday
evening Grand Chief of Honor Mrs. T.
D. Wilson, of Mortified, was present and
conducted the initiation
Mrs. H. D. Brook went to Minneapolis
last week to be the guest of friends
N Elliott went to st. Paul last week.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
PIPESTONE.

Mrs. A. w. Wilson returned Monday
from Colfax, Iowa, where she has been
taking Course Of treatment at the
springs.
Mrs. James Julson, Of FIandreau. s. D..
cninist.
G. A. Carnegie, the Bradley, s. D.. land
man, was shaking hands with old friends
on Tuesday
Mrs. c. c. Heath sr. reached the city
Monday evening from Brooklyn, Iowa, to
spend the summer with her sons
Judge L. Il. Brown and Court Reporter
Aver left for their home at Luverne,
Mimi, Tuesday morning, having ad
JCurned the term of court until April II.
M. w. Missman and wife spent part Of
the week at LuYerne, MINI.
D. c. Harrington is visiting at Avoca,
Mimi
T.. L. Davies and wife left Tuesday
evening for Minneapolis, Mimi, wne. Q
they will make their home in future Mr..
Davies is in the employ of the T. M
McCard Grain Co.
The Misses May Conway and Grace
Reed left on Thursday for trip to Sioux
The Lamb Lumber company of Mime
apolis, Mimi, on Thursday evening ten
dered its employees a banquet at the
Hotel Calumet. Twenty-Five people We're
present and MeSSr5. CCnStanS and Hughes
die themselves proud in preparing the
banquet and the event was so enjoyable
that they were given vote Of thanks by
the assembly.
visited Friday with his son Julian, Of
this place.
Mrs NJ. A. Griffin and children left
Saturday morning for Sleepy Eye, Mimi,
to ioin Mr. Griffin and where they will
il future make their home.
James H. Austin and family have NOV
ed to their store building and expect TO
get stock of goods settled the coming
week.
Prof. A. NJ. Randolph, Of the high
school, returned Saturday from a short
business trip to Slayton, Mimi.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
NEW PAYNESVILLE.

The announcement is made of the ap'
preaching marriage of the Rev: =.
Hudson, rector of ST. stephens Eplsco-
nal church. of this village, to Miss Helene
Henke of Baldwin. Wis The ceremony
will be performed on the 14th OF May,
at the brides home in Baldwin.
Miss Ruby Drinkwater, OF BoWbellS, n.
D., who has spent the past month III TINS
village. has returned to her home at
Mrs ]. Fl. Boylan Jr. has been quite
seriously i'll of pneumonia. She is now re-
Mrs. Eliza Hill. of Annandale, who has
been the guest of her son, H. K. Hill, OF
this village for some weeks, has returned
to her home.
returned from a trip to Cambria, Wis.
called thither by the death ard funeral
of her brother
A. NJ. Porter is constructing tele-
phone line from this Village to Lake Kor-
Onis where connections will be made with
the summer cottages as well as the new
hotel which is being built at that place.
The town board has laid out a road
about three miles in length following the
shores of Lake Koronis, from Koronis
Park to the Inlet bridge. The road will
be built for a large portion of the way
directly upon the top of the high bluffs,
and when completed will make sight
ly drive.
Seeding in this locality is about half
done with a larger acreage than-ever
before S0Wn, ana especially Is TINS true
of corn. The farmers are hoping that the
rain viii hold off until the seeding is
completed.
The local GA. R. Pest are making ar
rangements for the proper observance of
memorial day and memorial Sunday.
There Will be services at one of the
churches on Memorial Sunday with SER
vices a the cemetery on Decoration Day.
Seven carloads Of cattle and young
stock were bought and shipped out of the
stock yards at this place during this
week. A greater portion Of the shipping
was to the West for feeding purposes.
DIR II. ". Spratley has begun the cree
ton Of summer cottage at Lake Kor-
oniS.
A. M. Porter is having the ground pre-
pared for a $3.50 residence, which he
viii erect at Koronis Park during the
coming season.
young son of ]. ]. Ahmann. of Torah.
is dead at the home Of kis father Of ap-
pendictis. An operation was performed
in the hope of saving his life. but the
patient was too far gone to rally from the
shock.