The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-20

address. Bank Money ORDERS" by r. j.
Grimes of Heron Lake; City Banking 7
by F. H. Davis of Blue Earth; Current
Events in Banking" by N. D. Willard of
Mankato: Bank Legislation by A, l..
Ward Of Fairmont; Our Prosperity" by
F. G. Pearson of Pipestone.
CRookSTON, MlNN.-A company has
been organized to build -four mill in lieu
of the one owned by the Dwight Milling
company. which burned on Christmas eve.
The company will be incorporated under
the name of the Crookston Milling COM
pany.--The state drainage board prepared
long report for the Polk county commits
sioners and recommended that the bitches
Of the county be kept in repair. The
recommenda tions of Engineer Ralph for
further drainage work in the various
counties were adopted.
TRACY, MlEN.--A mass meeting will
be held in the city hall on Sunday evex
ming in the interest Of destitute Scandina-
vians in Europe. All the churches have
agreed to suspend services for the occa-
sion. and an elaborate program has been
planned. A quartet from Gustavus Adol-
phus college. some singers from Marshall
and local talent will furnish the music.
D. M. Evans. Rev. Mr.. Gleason and Mrs.
G. w. Hickman will be the speakers.
HASTINGS, MiNN.-Hastings lodge. A.
y. L. W.. celebrated it's twenty-fifth an
niversary last evening. over three hun
dred being present. including large dele
CATION from Prescott. Wis. Deputy Grand
Master Workman F. J. Colby welcomed
the visitors. A pleasing feature was "a
presentation by Mrs. J. A. Jelly. chief
OF honor, in behalf of the auxiliary, Of
five dozen silver knives and forks with a
hitting response by Mr.. Colby.
CASS LAKE, MlNN-The home of Mrs.
Nina Clark was broken into and $50 in
cash. a gold watch and a diamond ring
worth $3.50 stolen. A man hired the fur
nished room and paid IS in advance and
watched carefully where the money was
put. Mrs. Clark went out and on her re-
turn found the door forced and her valu-
ables gone. The man escaped. --.-.,.,
GAINESVILLE, MiNN.-On Saturday
evening the ladies of the Congregat tiona
church will commemorate the birth OF
Haymakers Of Moor
head will visit this place on Wednesday
evening and institute lodge.-Dr. Forbes
chaplain of the Minnesota house. will lee
ture on What He is Worth at the
opera house Monday evening.
WINoNA, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are
continuing to come in freely for the famine
sufferers in Sweden. The local lists yes
terday We're swelled by a donation of s1OC
from the Laird Norton company.-1he re
cruting station of the navy closed at noon
to-day. Lieutenant J. p. J. Ryan. who
has been in charge, was OF the Brooklyn
at Santiago.
WHEATON, MlNN.-The preliminary
hearing Of William Fitzgerald and Charles
8. OGrady, on the charge Of having
blown up and rihed the safe In the Nil
waukee station was held before Justice
Hull. Practically nothing was brought ou,
to connect either Of them i'll any manner
with the robbery '.- ...' 80. +
BLUE EARTH. MINN.-E'aribaiilt coun-
ty is being :canvassed very thoroughly for
fund fu the famine sufferers About
$l5O each has been raised by Wnneba &c
City and Blue Earth. This. with what viii
be raised by other villages and the coun-
try districts. Will amount to at least $500
FAlRMONT, MlNN.-Detectives have
been securing evidence in the case fo,
$4,000 against Newman & Viesselnlan sa-
loonkeepers and their bondsmen, brought
by Eliza Ruthowiski. whose husband was
killed OH the railroad track a month ago
while he was intoxicated.
PIPEsToNE, MlNN.-The funeral Of
the late Joseph Nuttle, who died at Hol-
lister, Cal. was held at the Masonic hall
Yesterday afternoon. The Masons had
charge of, the ceremony, pail bearers hav-
ing been chosen from the Masonic and A,
0. u. w lodges. ~
MOORHEAO, MINN.-Walter Lee
bookkeeper for the Moorhead branch OF
the Helman Brewing company is wanted
on a charge Of embezzlement It. is al
legged he Is $4,000 short in his accounts
SPRING VALLEY, MINN.-The Nor.
| Wegian Lutherans have been holding 3
| two days convention in this city. Man,
prominent clergymen from abroad were
! present.
RUSHFORD, MINN.-C. j. Gaarder fe
on the sidewalk and broke his leg.-A fire
caused by defective f1ue, wrecked c.. H
| Green's residence. .~..
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