The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-06

Dery and a warrant has been issued.
PlPEsToNE, MINN.-Mayor F. A.
Walker is representing the Modern Wood
men Of Pipestone county at the state
camp.-Rev. F. FL. Rowse rector of st.
Paul s Episcopal church, has gone to Owa-
tonna to attend meeting of the ministers
OF the Faribault ocation.--The Home
Talent Theatrical company gave two sue
eessful productions Of the comedy, Cap
tain Racket. 1t has made arrangements
to visit Marshall and Flandreau
rFuLDA, MiNN.-A new company to be
known as the &c. Crossman Company, In
corpora ted" fs being formed with a cap
1tal OF $4,000 which will include the
Crossman & Brownjohn. Grain and Coal;
Crossman & Wilson, live stock. and G.
Crossman, implement business. The com
pany will carry on a general grain, coal
live stock and implement business.
CRooksToN, MiNN.-The Columbia.
county affair has been opened again by
the motion made by A. r. Holston asking
that the supreme court allow the matter
to be reargued. He holds that the proc
lamation of the governor allowing the
county to organize was an executive act
and as such is not subject to the revision
of the courts.
2 COTTONWOOD, MlNN.-A special cleo
ton was held to determine whether Y OF
not to put In a gas lighting plant The
vote stood Sc to % in favor Of the PROPOSE
tion;-Bids for the erection of the new
pr1ck school building were opened and the
contract will be awarded to Emil johnson
OF Minneapolis at $12,e43.
MORRIS, MINN.-Bishop Morrison of
Duluth paid All Saints Episcopal church
his annual official visit last night preach
ing and holding confirmation services. A
class of four was confirmed. The bishop
Will go from here to Breckenridge Grace
vile, Ortonville, Beardsley and Browns
Valley.
WlNONA, MiNN-The recent heavy
rains are causing rapid rise again in the
Mississippi river. It has again passed
the ten-foot stage.-The city council has
fixed the salaries OF city officers. Several
raises have been made, including a 10 per
cent Increase in the fire department.
RED WING, MINN.-John NJ. Hierm
stad has arrived from st. Paul to enter
upon his duties in the factory of the Red
Wing Boat Manufacturing company. He
has purchased a third INTEREST,"
June, July and August the banks will
close OH Saturdays at o clock.
hoRTHFiELD, MiNN.-The last teach
ers' reception Of the year. held by the
lady teachers Of Carleton, was rendered
to the citizens OF Northfie1d and the junior
and senior classes last evenirg.-The
Town and Country club will meet with
Mrs. A. B. Kelly OH Saturday 5
/ ..FARiBAULT, MlNN.-The annual in.
spection Of Company B, Second regiment
took place last evening. Colonel Reynolds
Second United States infantry. was in.
speeding officer. The roll call showed six.
ty men in line. The company passed a
very credttable inspection.
PARkERS PRAIRIE, MTNN.-The
Bank Of Parkers Prairie was, reoreaniz ed
| to-day as a national bank under the fol-
lowing officers: President William A.
| Lancaster; vice president, Isaac Hazlitt;
cashier. Rufus L. Hardy; assistant cash
Ter, Thomas III. Hardy.
RED WING, MlNN.-Harold F.. Robert
son OF this city. grandson Of B. Dueull
was washed overheard with seven othe,
men from the Pennsylvania near Annap
oils In the mishap to that ship. but wa.
rescued.
| MANkATO, MiNN,-w ne,1ser ard r.