The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-15

is not long since the road took out all telegraph
instruments from Its stations. In case the vii
lagos fail to redress from the commission
court
W1NoNA, MINN.-The adjourned term of the
onlted states court opened to-day, Judge Loeb
r ra ssG tS: nsfs only one case set for
over and jury would not be called.-The pre-
viously reported action Of the Burlington road in
appointing II: i. Smith Of Savannah agent in
this city has been reconsidered, and D. T. Shane
BY has been given the place
HIBs1NG, MINN.-En Forsman was fonnd
dead In log cabin Long lake. The verdict
Of the jury was that Forsman had come to his
death from starvation and exposure He was
brother Of Mrs. Gust Carlson of this city and
was W,s, go span of horses owned By hurley L
Williams was drowned In Longyear lake.
BLUE EARTH, MINN.-The senior class Of
the nigh school gave two entertainments rheto,
rical and musical in character, before large au-
diences The rhetorical work has been under
the direction Of Miss Genevra Parker Of Parker
college: The senior class numbers fifteen. Pres
ident Salmon of Carleton college addressed the
high school last week. School closes for the
holiday vacation Dec Is.
ALDEN, M1NN.-Mr and Mrs. G. B. Austin
who live three miles south Of Alden, celebrated
and about 200 friends enjoyed their hosDitaiifv'
the oder people during the day and the younger
served at he evenng dinner was
and Mrs. Austin were remembered bv their
friends with many useful and beautiful gifts.
CHATF1ELD, MINN.-The funeral of William
A. Pease took place from his late residence near
ing to Chaeid in 1851 He Was I 81 aSd cent 1sqt
one SON At one time he represented Fillmore
missioner for about twenty year.-The residence
OF Don Wendall and It's contents were DESTROYED
HASTINGS MINIMIZING trial of Jossnh Cha
alma' late constable of Inyer Grove, for the al
1eged killing Of Charles Helms Of South St.
siding-The funeral Of Mrs. Benjamin whitney
was held from the Methodist church this after
noon and was largely attended.
TRACY, M1NN.-A drowning occurred at Lake
Coyle, aged is, and his older brother were Bring
ing COW to Tracy in farm wagon The
Nnd RebSsd % 1ysr from bridge into lake
current and drowned. ~ ZIG
NEW MARKET, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. +o-r,or,,,,
this village will have a mali service Of two
pals al day from it's railroad station, Elko,
me mails Heretofore the village postoffice has
n%u ua a. mail service from star route begin
RED WING, MINN.-Fire broke out nssr tho
a performance by the Warner Comedy com usIng
Inc th prompt action of the stage hands prevented
which was threatened. p"n''
Nv NV ti" ShAGuEs M1NN.-Steps are being taken
Dy me owners of the Bank of New Prepue !.
eate ba 1ankn h. house to have ehanged to
tine new building. 'eo in.o
n L "a p, CITY, MINN.-John Kllen, who died
Ming r tea , saturday, was buried this NOR
GGo euaSy and left a wife and three sons and :
tta,uslaeer'-Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bradford enter
b ta1neo party Of fifty friends in their new
tho sf iaCa., MINN.-A movement is on foot for
ton haa ri M OF Splcer as village and ne.
eiEn bearing something like fifty names is nir
fbere me population is estima ted at 200 and
'''eie are enough residents to incorporate.
Be rAAl M.a IT. M1NNzThe funeral of John
s SerrS WIS held to-day from the church Of the
sacred e Heart He was 7S-The Ancient q n,d dne
dates. A Sc class OIL cond1-
SAAcEvlLLE. MINN.-An elaborate ho,,,+
Is 70 be given to the GraceviIe high school, e
ua,l team Tor Its snlendd work this fail IN ~
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