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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31
NORTHLAND INN COTTAGES b.
Moffet is Building a Group on North
" !. - ! - Side. of Lake - : :. - =.


EXCELSIOR, MINN.---C. + r: Moffet,
who purchased the Northlandr Inn a t
Wayzata some time ago, has q large
crew at work building a group Of adj
ditional cottages The Inn has been
too small to accommodate all the
guests; and the addition Of several cot
tages viii increase it's popularity next
year. X = = So - r:ystf5 ., ~ !,
= Captain Champion is building new
house on the site of his former home,
recently destroyed by fire. FRANKLIN
Crosby is erecting a modern cottage
at Ferndale, which will be completed
in time sfora.ocupanesys next spEtng.@sss.
Y. The 8Inf1d 1Weat her has encouraged
many Minneapolis people to remain at
the lake extra late this year. Several
prominent families on the north side,
including the Peaveys, will not return
to their city homes till December.
Wise & Son, the wayzataL boat build
ers, have recently added comma dious
storage building to their establish
ment. 80, .~.-.. . -. 49,
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ITS FIRST CITY ELECTION
Tickets Nominated at Morris by Re.
publicans and "Cit1zens."

MORRIS, MINN.--Morris has its
first election as a city next Tuesday;
and last evening nominations were
made for the various offices. At the
republican caucus the following were
nominated: --s 80
For mayor, H. L. Smith: aldermen.
Anton Watzke, J. A. Gutter. H. B,
Lund, Alfred Nelson; treasurer,
Emil Gilbert Justices of peace,
George E. Darling, J. A. Lime.
The "citizens' ticket reads-for
mayor, John House; aldermen, H. B.
Lund, H. c. Olsen, Louis Dreveskracht.
George Hogan; treasurer, Louis Lar
son: justices Of peace, A. L. Stenger,
J. G. Morrison.
The contest bids fair to be one Of the
sharpest that the city has had in
years.
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SHORTAGE. IN. CARS
Railways Contend They Are Doing the
49, ~, .sssl:, Best They Can. r>ra

SIOUX FALLS, S.sD.-Action upon
several matters Of Importance has been
taken by the state board Of railroad
commissioners, which is holding it's
regular monthly meeting in this city.
Deadwoods jobbers filed a complaint
regarding the coal rates from Dead
wood to neighboring towns. The COM
mission will hold a meeting at Dead
wood in the near future for the pur-
pose Of taking testimony in the. mat
ter and adjusting the difficulty if.with-
in it's power. -..e-.. :.# .-
Numerous complaints, have been filed
with the commission in regard to the
shortage of cars at grain-shipping
points, but the commission is unable
TO- take any action to relieve the sit
uation, as the various railroad COM
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31
WEIRD STORY FROM S. D.
Hypnotist's Subject, Buried in a Coffin
Cannot Be Aroused. - -. ~

& Ia.
LAMONT, S. D.-A travelling hyp-
notlst gave an exhibition at the school
house. Ole Rasmussen, a. young man,
submitted himself to the hypnotic in
huence and was placed in a coffin and
buried Last night he was taken UP
and brought into the .shoolhouse. ~
The lecturer then attempted to re-
store the young man to consciousness.
His first attempt failed and so did the
second, and likewise the third. After
repeated efforts with the same fruit
less results, the lecturer lost his self
control, and fell to the platform in a
swoon. .'-r=-.r - :-s-s~~~ 50 .~':--.-- r
Realizing the desperate situation,
the audience was instantly in a state
of the greatest excitement. The lee
turere was tramDled under foot and
would have been killed had it not
been for the presence Of a few cool
headed men. All efforts to- arouse
Rasmussen have, failed The hypro-
tist has 1ed. - =. .+,~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31
COMPANY FOR NIENONIINEE
Vacancy in Third Regiment Filled b,
State Military Board.

MENoMINEE, .M Nj - has
board, which met at Lansing this
week, voted to give Menominee the
vacancy In the Third regiment due to
the mastering out of the Iron Noun
tain company. The local volunteer
military Organization will be fitted out
as soon as possible and mustered into
the Michigan National Guard.
The Western Union TELEGRAPH COM
pany has bought upwards Of 10000
telegraph poles from the yards Of
Lindsey Brothers, the Naugle Tie
company, g. T.. Huebel and Raber &
Watson In this city. The amount paid
| is in the neighborhood of $50,000.f
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PATRONAGE FOR NfARSHALIIr
Courtenay Postoffice to Be Advanced
1872. Vs.. to the Third Glass.

JAMESTOWN, N. D.-Congressman
Marshall spent yesterday in James
town comforting with Stutsman' county
political leaders. The Courtenay post
office is to be advanced from the
fourth to the third class. This will
mean the appointment of a new post
master and there are many candidates.
Among. them are Charles Schumacher.
the present postmaster, and Editor
FAIRIES of the Courtenay Gazette.
Congressman Marshall recently re-
turned from Minnewaukan, where he
had a conference with leading repub-
hcans regarding the opening of the
Fort Totten reservation. He will do
all he can to bring this about. 20
AZ per cent on time deposits. The
Savings: Bank Of Minneapolis, Adam
Hannah, Treas. Corner 4th st I'd av S..
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MICHIGAN
EXPELLED IT'S PRESIDENT
Dr.. Henry M. Joy Pleads Guilty tt
2.- X Violating Game Laws. 3s:

Dr.. Henry Nj. JOY Pleads Guilty to
5.- Violating Game Laws. @ts -. :: !
CALUMET, MICH.-Dr. Henry M.
JOY, president and one Of the organ
izers of the Calumet Sportsman's club,
has been formally expelled. from the
society because of his arrest, and con-
viction on a charge of violating the
state game laws. DR.. Joy pleaded
guilty to violating the game laws,
which it is the special purpose Of the
club to have enforced. The case has
caused a great deal of comment
among upper peninsula sportsmen.
Anton Stukel was found guilty Of
assaulting Matt Ur1ah, with intent
to do great bodily harm less than
murder. Stukel stabbed Uriah twice
in the back.
Allen Carline, the 16-year-old son
Of Mrs. William Carline Of Ripley,
was drowned by falling off a log in
Portage lake.
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STOCKMEN WINED AND. DINED
S. ID. and Nebraska. State Zine Asso-
2" citation Meet at Bonesteel, :5st4

&t citation Meet. at BOnestecI.
BOMESTEEL, S. d. "A large and
enthusiastic semi annual meeting Of
The Kega Pal1a River Stock Growers
association was held here. This is
strictly a Bonesteel and Nebraska
state line organization, taking in the
Rosebud reservation and the counties
Of northwestern Nebraska. It has in
spection at all market points and In
dian agencies, and: it's own range de-
tectiyes and from the report Of the
treasurer, as read at the meeting, it is
in a strong financial condition.
About $50 members were present
The freedom Of the city was extended
the visiting cattlemen by Mayor j. S.
Gaughen and in the evening a ban
quet was rendered by the Commercial
club of Bonesteel.T ~'@Hf,>z' .> ~
The members reported the cattle
country in excellent condition. The
grass is good and we'll cured. The
shipments of beef cattle in prices
compare very favorably with those of
the northern cattle countries. TAX
ing all things into consideration cattle
conditions in this country are very
bright. -.g '.' =. r \.
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WIsCoNs1N s., .....'
IERRORlzED A TOWN
Two Masked Men Armed and In
tent on Robbery, Invade Peace Il
full Auburndale.
Four Shots Fired at Citizen-Ban-
dts Fled When a Crowd Of
Citizens Collected.
Special to The journal.

ALarshheld,s Wis. Oct. 21.-Two
masked men, brandishing revolvers,
entered the village Of Auburndale,
eight miles east of here, late last eve
ming and caused almost panic.
Entering a saloon, in which boy
was tending bar, the lad was made to
hand over the cash and other articles
at the point of revolvers. The men
then made a raid on the saloon and
hotel owned by Joseph Smith and
when their demands were refused
they fired four shots at the proprie-
tor, none, however, taking effect.
The shooting soon drew a crowd
and the bandits made their escape
thru a back door, threatening all
those who followed them.
The policenof this city have been
notif1e ID andsa close watch is being
kept. .. ~ Z
Thirteen hundred sports from vari-
GUS sections of, the state witnessed Ed
Adamson f.sSt. Louis defeat Fred
BELL of this city ina catch-as-catch-
can wrestling match here last night
for q purse of. $4,000. and a division
of the gate receipts. The first fall
was won by BELL in twenty-seyen min
utes,.. the second, third and fourth
falls going to Adamson in fifty-one,
ten and forty-one minutes respective
ly. - - =.
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BENT! ON MARRYING
Miss Hertz, Who Eloped With an In-
dian, Swaps BridegrOoms. ~


dian, Swaps Bridegrooms.
SIOUX CITY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to be a wife to some one, Dollte Hertz
Of Dakota City yesterday afternoon
married John B. Harnett, a laborer,
who has been arrested several times
for bootlegging. Because her father
told her she could never find any one
who would marry her, the girl last
Saturday eloped to Sioux City with
Alex Payer, a Winnebago Indian,
whom she had never seen before. The
girl had asked the Indian to marry
wanted Harnett, so her mother agreed
to the. swap.
AS result Of the poisoning this
week of several babies by what is be-
lieved to have been formaldehyde
placed in dairy milk as preservative,
an ordinance will be introduced in the
city council to protect the patrons Of
dairies. 5S=s III
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31
STATE BANK OF FOxHOME
Articles Are Filed With the Register
of Will1in County.

BRECKENRIDGE, MINN.-Articles
of incorporation for the new State
bank of Foxhome were filed with the
register Of deeds here yesterday. The
incorporators are a. Brandenburg, A.
r. Kits, A. e. Luedke and G. W. Kad-
datz, all of Fergus Falls. A. Branden-
burg will be the president and A. H
Denniston cashier. The new bank is
capitalized at $4,000 and will sue
coed to the business of the private
bank formerly conducted by Standrine
Bros. .r'"
Hope Hive, L. o. T. M, the most
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\ Beell Meets His Waterloo.
THREE, DROWNED
Young People of Grand Rapids Were
81" Going to a Party. 40 -. = go.

GRAND RAPIDS, WIS.-Emma
Mails, Carl Mails, Nellie Olson, Henry
Martin, Fred Shearier and Varnum
Shearier attempted to cross the Wis
consin river IN a small boat above
Byron dam on their way to attend a
dancing party. As a result Emma
Mails, Carl Mails and Nellie Olson
were drowned, T&the boat capsizing
three rods fror11e7the: shore, I'm twelve
feet Of water |S15.S:,. s. =. 2 4a-s1.t's.ls= :.
The men swanl;to the shore and the
girls attempted to follow. Carl Mails
and Fred Shearier returned to rescue
them, and the former was seized by
one of the girls and pulled under the
water. The bodies were recovered.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31
DRIVEN FROM CHICAGO

Dry DOCK Company Locates Else
where to Escape Labor Troubles.
MANITOWOC, WIS.-With a2view
of avoiding existing labor troubles in
Chicago, which have proven a menace
to its business.H the Manitowoc Dry
Dock. companysvhas disposed Of r.. its
yards in that city and has brought
it's entire plant here, to operate ex-
clusively hereafter. sssyg L. a. ri
- =. This city offers advantages iH ship
ping Facilities by reasons2of the sfer-
ries anross1the lakesaan fhis, .pgether
local .harbor, has caused the company
stp max psfa1ag :ss q q 1f5.
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panies declare they are doing every
thing within their power to move the
crop promptly. The board decided to
make a demand upon the Milwaukee
company for the opening of a station
at Peever, on the Sisseton branch, and
the maintaining OF. an agent. l.
~ Sam Is. Stainson, a farmer OF Day
county, has filed a petition IN volun-
tary bankruptcy. In the schedule ac-
complaining the petition he places bis
liabilities at $2,077.57 and his assets
at $545.
Peter LaDuce and Frank Morrison
whose homes are near Bonesteel, have
been brought to Sioux Falls by the
authorities on a charge Of stealing
horses from Indians.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31
RECEPTION FOR OLD PASTOR
Rev. Mr.: Taylor and Wife Leave Yer
million for Aberdeen.

-, !, VE 4F an S: Pa farewell y e.
odist parish, and a beautiful silver
service was presented them. They de-
parted to-day for Aberdeen, where
Rev. Mr.. Taylor was sent by the state
conference. ..
Professor Duke H. *Bashford, an ex-
pert chemist, delivered a free lecture
in the aopera-house, last evening on
pure foods, water, etc. At the request
Of Mayor Bryant, the professor anal
yzed the water that the majority of
Residents are using. Ice taken from
the VernilIion river was also exam
ined.} The water, which comes from
artesian tubular. wells, and is forced
thru wooden mains was found good.
The chemist did not speak so highly
with regard Ito the ice.- .:.-. = 49,.
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past two or three years. Settlers have
been going into the country by the
thousands in advance Of the railroad.
Many Of the more valuable lands have
already been taken and a few home.
steaders have been granted patents.
SCALERS APPOINTED
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31

- STEVENS PoINT;-WIs. In the Fl Harroun
@ss Dr. Rai4 OF th W fs
hed that he examined Fuller Harroun's stomach
hundredths grains ofastrychntne.% :$s1 50
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31

SPRING VALLEY, MINN.-Dennis Dormaa,
and Albert Pettelka. section hands had A. dsrc.
fight, the latter. biting off the nose Of the for
mer, this morning. 80. =. -. V, -,
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Of the Turner County Teachers association the
following officers were elected: President, E. D.:
EIDE; secretary, Miss Caroline Dexter ?,
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STARTS FOR WASHINGTON
Congressman TaWney Will Visit His
=. Sons at BeIoit 11olleoe

= @WINONA, MINI. CONGRESSMAN
Tawney has left for washington to be
on hand early for the; opening of the
special session. He will spend a. day
with his sons, who are; attending coll
legea at Beloit.s...: Z - z.e1,@ =
4 President Fred IS. Bell of the board
Of directors of the. free library. has
offered prize Of s25 for designs for
a. bookplate to be placed in books. 7 4
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], MANToRv1LLE, sMINN,-A Mrs Brown + of
minneapolis: who, says she is a daughters of
tasyi psratory to taking steps towards
estahlis hng her claim to the sos, 900 estate
appearances are not deceptive there are lively
times IN store for the probate court III Dodge
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s1ssET0N, S. D.-Another extension Of thirty
days has been, granted the Sisseton Milling COM
pany iii which to get the municipal electric light
system in operation. The delay is due to the
dff1culty in securing an engine Of sufficient
/ capacity ...G. ~. 49, o. Z, - -, ~ H.,
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REDWOOD FALLS, MINN.-The total loss
caused by the fire OF a week ago was aho,,i
$12o, 900. and the total insurance has been adj
justed: at SIS 500, -. -. -. - = :
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oACOBIA, s. D,-Noy. 10 has been determined
upon as the date for the dedication OF the new
Christian church. =: s-.t: &E.,2t3..
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Gems of Dennison. ole J. Erage aged r. is dea,
He came from Norway in 1882 and left vii
and daughter. ~ -. -. - - - = j.. -
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sPEARFIsH, s. 'D,--N1ilton c. Connors, the
well-knoWn cattleman,:. has returned from: AL
berta province, where he has been locating his
large herds ON new ranges. -
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BAGLEY, M1NN-While Swan 4Torkelson was
driving down Main. street at rapid rate, his
horse ran into a little boy named Erickson and
severely injured him:-The Royal Neighbors will
hold a Halloween party to night-Many men are
arriving every dag to look over the land to be
opened for settlement Nov. TO-. . = :.
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SAULT STE. MARIE, M1CH-Samuel Knowles,
a prosperous farmer, shot and killed himself with
a rifle. He became crazed over troubles in court.
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AZ per cent on time deposits. The
Savings Bank of Minneapolis, Adam
Hannah, Treas. Corner 4th st "a av S.
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M1NNEOTA M1NN.-Marshal Leland has
warrant for. sthe arrest of James J. Brannon
charged with stealing a team rented by hin
from the Tibbets livery -. -I-:-~ =, N-
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: ELK POINT s.: -D:=-A> reception was ten
Minty has just been returned for his third year
on this charge.-The Yeoman lodge gave an open
meeting with literary and>musicaI features. A
Fl. Hampson Of Des Moines, made the address.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31

MILWAUKEE, WIs-Former Inspector Fred
Heidsa;; Jr Of the Milwaukee county, house Of
charging him with obtaining over 5000 from the
county under false preteNses 1S
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31

| DIES MONIES, IowA-Lill1an Long a hand
some blonde of Polk City, testified this after
distinct promise that she was to be decided a 16O-
acre farm. After living with Long. who is three
times her age, Mrs. Long made application fora
divorce, declaring that she had been the vic
tim Of cruel and inhnnaan treatment. - e:
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=, CUMBERLAND, WIS.-Rev. b. A.. Slows .
veteran of the civil war and a minister Of the
United Brethren church, is dead. ,4.z5 .
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ALBERT LEA, MINN.--The hersemen Of tn,
city have perfected an organiza ton and chose1
o1ncers as follows: President NJ. r. Higbee
secretary, Clint l.. Luce; treasurer, G. p. John
son. plans are being made for a race meet OF
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WARRoAD, MINN.-Joe Copenass and water
man, Indians. are supposed to have been drowned
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PIPEST0NE, MINN.-The Presbyterfans are
B5eRaring for the celebration the eye OF NOV
20 OF the twenty fifth anniversary of the found
ing OF the Presbyterian church in Pipestone. A
teys Charles Thayer of Minneapolis, the first
pastor Of the church. and also Rev. J. r. Hender-
HASTINGS, M1NN.-D. G. Harrington has
sold $40 acres Of land in sections % and 26
Rosemount to L. NJ. Harrington for $14, OOO.-
Governor s Van SAINT was here yesterday the
guest OF Captain q. c: Anthony and Alderman
a business trip to- Chicago. ~ =: -. :
RED WING, M1NN.-The Jury in the case ~
e. r. Rehnke5vs the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
s raui Halfway company returned verdict for
s'o. motion to- set aside the verdict and for
q new trial made. Mr.. Rehnke sued FOR
5000 damages to his residence property in
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SALEM, s. DE-. l.. Winn has marketed 500
worth of potatoes which he raised this year on
twenty-three acres, the crop paying far better
than any other, grown by him this year.-
Father Kruger, the famous Catholic priest doc
tor of Epiphany, has installed a water plant
for his sanitarium. Fifteen woman teachers
direct from the converts Of France have come
to his schools to teach the different branches.
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MAPLEToN, MINN.-Charles H. Roberts n
respected Pc citizen Of Sterling, died at the age
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FORT MEADE, s. D.-The second squadron
of the Sixth United States cavalry has arrived
from the Philippines. This gives Fort Meade
as garrison of eight troops. accompanying the
squadron was DR.: George Fl. Crabtree, assistant
to Governors Island, New York, to take sta
ton. He was formerly located at Lead. = -
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SIOUX CITY,, 1oWA:-All doubts as to the
dependence insane hospital as w. f.. Rogers.
was removed yesterday when it was learned
that the head had been sawed in two for an
autopsy at the hospital. This distorted the fea-
lures SO that the man was unrecOgnZable. a.s
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HUMBOLDT, 1OWA.-The Congregational DIS
trict convention, which comprises Humboldt,
Webster, Wright, Hamilton Kossuth and Palo
Alto counties, representing some forty churches.
was held at Humboldt. Rev. r. o. Thrush suf
Webster City was elected moderator. and G. r.
Tower. of Hampton clerk.
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DUBUQUE, IoWA-Justus Herwi" either
fonly murdered or committed suicide on a farm
near Volga City, Iowa. Farm hands found his
body almost burned to a crisp in haystack that
had been set on fire the previous night. His
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MARsHALLTOwN, IOWA. headend COLTS
ION occurred between two freights on the Crest
Western in the east yards here this morning
Several cars were demolished and both engines
damaged. No one was seriously injured.
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DIES MONIES, IOWA-While dynamiting the
river for the body of Miss Lilly Cole: who COM
1nitted suicide. the police not only bronEht np