The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15

81. VINCGN MINN.-lne Ice mas sIe1C
the river going out several days sooner
than usual. The river is we'll within its
banks and falling-On every incoming
train settlers arrive from the south
Wheat seeding has commenced in this
neighborhood.-The state has bought the
school bonds and the school board will
Immediately commence building:
ST. CLOUD, MlNN.-Joseph Little of
Spring Hill has filed with the probate
court a claim that Samuel. Ferraby of
Raymond town has concealed or carried
away personal property belonging to the
estate Of Thomas L. Smith for whom Lit
tie Is executor Judge Calhoun has is
sued a citation for Ferraby to show the
disposition of the property.
ROCHESTER, MINN.-The bids for
the large addition to st. Mary's hospital
tract was awarded to F. A. Graves OF
Minneapolis for $46,s45 There were ten
bids. The addition is to be four stories
high. 9Ox11O feet wide and deep. About
forty additional rooms will be provided
with a chapel in connection.
HASTINGS, MINN.-The will of the
| late Rudolph Lath, devised to the city a
half block of property, including his fine
of the city, and bequeathed $4,000 for
improving and maintaining it.-Mrs. John
r. Engstrom Of Lakeland died yesterday
at the home Of her parents. She was 81
years old
NEW PRAGUE. MINN.-The following
| city officers were elected: Mayor, J. Ian
denberger; alderman at large. J. F. Barta
clerk. Albert J. Rynda: treasurer, Thoma
PS-ho io1 it11c L lie
Justices, A. F. Vrtis, r. G. Hoverka; alder
men. J. W. Komarek, A. W. Sticha, M
| Machacek, Theodore Karp.
WHITE EARTH, MtNN.-Indian Agen
| Simon Michelet has arranged to pay tn
per capita stumpage payment to the Mill
| Lac and other Indians at the folioWin,
places: Little Falls on the 21st, Vinelan,
the 22d, Lawrence the 23d. Mora the 24th
| St. Cloud the 25th, Minneapolis the eth.
NORTHFIELD, MINN.-Ma terials an
equipment are arriving for the Miwau
KEGS grading north Of the city, and:
large crew will soon resume the work.
The Farmers Elevator company has or
ganized an association at Coates static
and an elevator will be built at once.
CHATFIELD, MlNN.-A light vote wa
cast. resulting in the election of DR.. r. .
HallOran as mayor, H. II. HeydOn, J. [
Cav and S. f. Bibbons, aldermen; G. Y
Ferguson, recorder; Sidney Burnap. treas
urer; E. B. Clawson, justice. Licens
carried by thirty three ma jority.
FERTILE, MINN.-The annual ball fc
the benefit Of the village fire company wa
largely misunderstanding is we'll unde
way in this vicinity.-Work has beg,l
on the new tile factory in connection wit
the Fertile Brick company's plant.
union firemen arrived last evening frol
Duluth and will at once take the place
of men who have gone on a, strike on til
boats of the Pittsburg Steamship fee
which are here to be loaded
CROOkSToN, MtNN.-The Red Ial
river at this point is free from ice TT
/ breaking UP of the river has ena bled tt
Crookston Lumber company's mill at tn
point to begin the seasons cut.
BERTHA, MINN.-Burglars pundere
the general store Of Allrendt & Krus
They, took $40 from tlfe till and scattere
boxes of shoes and clothes over the fire.
PLAINviEW, MiNN.-Bonds for $3.50
for new schoolhouse carried yesterds
by a vote of 315 to 1856.
RICE. MlNN.--About forty feet of tt
dam at the George 7. Rice mill has bes
carried away.