The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-11
THE WEATHERRY CASES
Four Of Them, for Forgery and SwInd-
=. ling, to Be Tried at Luverne.

LUvERNE, MINIMIZING regular September
term Of the district, court for Rock county
against G.. I. Weatherby on charges Of forgery
WITH wh Tn
committed some six years ago. At that time
he was an attorney here, and is alleged to
Of influential men He then skipped the eoun-
try and succeeded in Guiding the officers until
ings, Mont, and brought back to Luverne. At
the March term Of court he was tried on one
Of the charges but the jury failed to agree. :.
There arefcases against George Route, who
is held ON the charge of stabbing James Macke;
Abrahahi Moe, for attempting to shoot an officer;
who isosheld for rohbing a passenger ron the
Roek Island train and Z f. Kitternaan. for
e eases afe TO be tpea
oFThe plans and specifications for the Carnegie
library, prepared by Architect Greene have been
soon be advertised for. I The building will be
erected on the site recently purchased at Free
man avenue and Lincoln street.
MADISON, MINN.-The Western Guard, Of
/ which J. D. Haradon Is editor and publisher, has
euS e the
| Of this place who will continue the publication
as republican paper: Mr. Haradon has been
under his management it has become the lead
Ing paper of the county In circulation and in
aHe nn Mr.; H l don viii move to Park Rapids
Cobb in the publication of the Hubbard County
Enterprise. ~ s> 49,
LAKE CRYSTAL, MINN.-At the annuA
eetng Of the Lake CRYSTAL Milling
wards presdent j. Ssff ssses vice p president
E. F. Jenkins, treasurer, 4. G. Craft secretary
w oso Pvasnds we're
elared-The forty fourth annual fair Of the Blue
sd at ce sarGen y ep fS "a 18Th will se
Among them A. s. Clark and W. VA a. Funk Suil.e q
| Mankato. ~
:PERHAM, M1NN.-John Olson, carpenter
day to serve ninetyday Sentence. s He has uu
! wife and five children in St. Paul, but was
l living here with q 1e-year-old girl whom he
Todd county.-The new -four mill at Toad rive
will be- opened on hlonday.-John Q: Emerson
By team in forty days they drove from Per- PEI
ham to Colonia. Mich, visiting in Iowa an,
Illinois while on their way -
| LAKE CITY, MINN.-Major Lambert and hi
artillerymen have finished their fall practice
ao 70 aa @ an sats
e Rss , sand to
! for illinois. but all hope has isted.-Farmer
which holds them Back on their " t thr nhi
Flowing is well under way. "
SANDSTONE, M1NN.-Jack Wescott lum
in es tie Norhero
pool. Life was extinct when aid was sum
moned: THE schools have opened with j. T. Ha!
as principal and a total enrolment of $50 pupils
The city council is receiving bids on sewe
! system, and new Jail building and have tn,
matter Of a new. wagon bridge over Kettle rive
under Amusement. -
| MARSHALL, MINN.-The annual ministeria
convention Of the Mankato district OF the Evan
gelical association is in session. OFFICERS wer,
siding siding elder, Mankato: president, Rev. 9: "
! Sydow Fairmont; vice president. Rev. J. II
| Muehlhauser; Worthing ton; secretary and. treas
urer, Rev. F. w. Siebel, Luverne.
! WALKER, M1NN.-The board Of count,
| commissioners has let the contract for tn
heating and plumbing Of the new courthouse II
81. 500. The old courthouse was advertised TO
| sale, but as satisfactory bids were sub
mttted, the commissioners refused to sell tn
MORRIS, MINN.-N1ldred, the S-year-old chilli
Of MI. and Mrs. William Fitzgerald OF St
Paul, was lost on the prairie last evening ant
Night Waterman Ryan's hunting dor discoYere s
| her hidden in the weeds.
H1BBING, M1NN.--George a. Bell proprie
pointed receiver. Bells liabilities are placed a
81, e1a.54 and his assets at $s,2eo.
4 DULUTH, MINN.-Charles F. Leland, presi
dent Of the defunct Commercial Banking com
pany was indicted on two counts for receiv
ing deposits. after knowing that the bank wa
tnsolvent. He furnished bond
PLAINvIEw, MINN.-From a fall, cause
by a loose plank on a defective sidewalk, Mrs
suited in her death. She was II years Of age.
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