The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-01
RAIER DENIED a DIVORCE
Wife, on the Other Hand, Awarded At
5t torney Fees and a Monthly Sum.

torney Fees and Monthly Sum.
BEMIDJI. MINN.--Judge spooner In district
court here acting for judge OF the tour f,,a
state In making decision in the suit for divorce
brought by William f: Baier of Minneapolis
against Florence Baier. The court refused to
torney fees, s4s On account Of additional ex-
Judgment Of the court the sum Of SIS month.
J, The genstion as to whether or not the court
Is authorized, upon denying the plaintin's appli-
allowance for her maintenance during such time
as the principals may live apart, is new one
William Baier is % years old and his wife IS.
they We're married at Minneapolis on Sept. Fl,
On July i new wv PASSENGER oM Tate Of three
cents mile goes, into effect on the Minnesota
and Interurban railway. It has been four cents
Lots facing the lake are now selling at 81 900
The Beltrami Land company Of primghar, Iowa.
has iled lib patents on lands in this county,
comprising in all about 10000 acres, located In
townships 146 and AT The lands viii be col
on1zed by people from Iowa for the most part. 4
FAR1BAULT, M1NN.-Mrs. Emelie Baum
garten has let the contract for the erection Of a
street. The building viii be 2sx6s feet and
VIII ne used for bakery and confectionery store.
f from Nh Manning while strlnging electric wires
rom pole, narrowly escaped decapitation. The
end of the wire on the ground had formed a
loo ssa and enfreled Manning about the neck
him up the pole several feet causing severe
bruises about the head and shoulders.
WARDS SPRINGS, MINN.-The shores Of lit
tie Birch lake are being rapidly cleared and cot
| tages are being built by Sank Center people Two
spring; now there are thirteen beautiful build
iings; ana as many more could be rented. This
ake spot It, On tn
in any part OF the state. and these things, added
to the medicinal properties of the spring water
| JORDAN, NINA summer training school
Tor teachers and students of Scott and adjoining
the es sssoSl IS
the. conductor Will be professor freeman. GO. Of
| Spring Valley. The assistants will be Super
iiHe knntz Of owatonna. and Miss E. Sui
RED LAKE FALLS, M1NN.-rhe 11.year-olt
son Of James Gray was drowned in the Clear
water; He was playing some logs and fel
IN. His body was recovered in Short time
drive of s. 600 feet of oes is heId heg
by low water: and unless heavy rains come viii
n rre DE m 10 e hs summer The logs tn
Der company. III: -
w Wl mn ,IE CITY, MINN-The state sum
y t teacb plsee With nth
F tIstenftors: ~ Messrs Gilman. Of Winnibago
Hnller; Of st. Peter and Misses O'Laughlin an
BLUE EARTH, MINN.-Judge Quinn 80,
fenced Hsrt Ronk to twenty years in the penite1
OF or manslaughter in the first degree. Ronk too
stsy OF Without showing any feeling
allow the defense to file bill of EXCEPTIONS an
prepare TO argue motion for new trial
MONTICELLO, MINN.-As the east bonn
PASSENGER train stopped for dinner here ye
lerdayy Carrie Nation, who was a passenpe
seized the opportunity to make one of ht
characteristic addresses to the crowd. Discoye
ing young man somewhat intoxicated, she gay
plenty Of advice. ,.-
! LUvERNE, NINA large barn balo,roo, No.
casper Tanbert was struck by lightning ar
burned. Eleven head of horses were either k,lle
by the lightning or burned . -i ---s