The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-26
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE.

Navigation on the Mississippi Off.
cially closed Nov. 16.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars will be
spent for the Twin City exhibit at St.
Louis.
E. G. Hicks, Minneapolis, is presi-
dent of the new state bank at Deer
River, MINI.
The University of Illinois lost
its last game of the season to the Uni
versity of Minnesota, 20 to o.
Angelo Villano, years old, died at
his home in St. Paul OF lockjaw, after
suffering for nearly four months.
The body of Andrew Palmquist was
found dead in a chair at the house
of his employer, William Ryan, in In
yer Grove.
A fire at Luverne in the Vienna
bakery and restaurant, owned by c.
E. Nutting, resulted in $1,000 loss.
Part insured.
The Church Extension Society of
Minneapolis, union of Episcopal
churches for mission purposes, filed
articles of incorporation.
Mrs. Minnie Howard threw carbolic
acid in the face of her husband, Geo.
Howard, after a family quarrel at the
Market hotel at st. Cloud. ~
The body of the woman found in
the woods near Belle PLANE, Ia, has
been identified as that of Mrs. Will
liam Myers of Keister, MINI.
Passenger train No. struck hand
car on the Milwaukee road near Rose
mont, and killed Richard Overacker,
foreman of a fencing crew.
For carelessly causing a prairie fire
in the town of Elkton, Godfrey Rosen-
quist has been convicted and fined $45
and costs. He appealed to the district
court.
Otto Briese, lad of 10, was fatally
injured in the Chicago and Northwest
ern yards at Rochester while attempt
ing to cross the track in front of q
moving train.
Pinned under his own horses within
half mile of his home, near Osseo,
Octave Normandin, a farmer aged SO
years, was drowned sometime Friday
night in two feet of water.
The five bad men from Wright
county who are sojourning in the
Hennepin county Jail have been frus-
trated in another attempt to escape
from Sheriff Dreger's establishment.
Commencing Dec. Is, Minnesota
rural routes will be established as
follows: Butterfeld, Watonwan
county, routes No. II and ~; Bear
Lake, Sherburne county, route No. 1.
Nearly 1000 deer were killed in the
woods about the head of the lakes
during the first two days of the open
season this year and fully 600 of them
went down before the guns OF the
hunters during the first day.
Olaf Miller, 1924 Twentieth avenue
nerth, and {. z. Cottrell, 9a7 Twenti-
eth avenue north, Minneapolis, were
fined SIS or fifteen days for selling
tobacco to two boys, aged 9 and II,
respectively.
Miss Lora HOLSTER, electrolysist,
u Syndicate block, reported to the
Minneapolis police that two men en-
tered her Office Sunday night and at
the point of a revolver compelled her
to give them Sc.
Representative Bede introduced a
bill in Congress to regulate the profit
on articles of necessity manufactured
by persons having monopoly of the
same, the regulation to be made by
the interstate commerce commission.
The state grain inspection depart
ment has turned in collections for the
period from Nov. to Nov. Is amount
ing to $35,573.79. This is one of the
heaviest months for the department,
which derives the bulk of it's revenue
and does the most of its work in the
fall and early winter.
Ed Kelley, a lumberjack who ar
rived in Minneapolis on an Eastern
Minnesota train, reported to police
headquarters this, morning that he
had been robbed of $40 while on the
train.
Judge Searle at St. Cloud sentenced
Louis Burns, charged with grand
larceny in the second degree to two
years imprisonment in Saltwater.
Otto Kaempffee, indicted on a N1e
charge was given a reformatory SEN
tence. A younger brother of Kaempf-
fee was sent to the state training
school at Red Wing.
The Duluth, Missabe & Northern
road, one of the two steel corporation
ore roads in Minnesota, is the first
of the three roads engaged in the
ore traffic to cease shipping for the
season. The road forwarded $685.
gross tons, as compared with 5,61O,4o7
gross tons last season, a decrease of
270,450 tons.
While Peter Heinlein of Cannon
Falls was at work on a shredding ma
chine, his left hand and arm were
drawn into the machine and so badly
mashed that it was found necessary
to amputate. ...
A dispute as to the age of Mary Ann
led to a bloody fight and caused one
of the disputants to be locked up in