The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-12
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zCteveIands License No. Secured In
County In Which He Was Wed.
SIOUX FAILS, S. &D.-The marriage in
this city Of Rev. w. J. Cleveland, formerly
of Madison, but now resident missionary
Of the Episcopal church at Pine Ridge
Indian agency, and Miss Minnie Reade,
has brought out a discussion as to the
legality OF the ceremony, which was per.
formed by Right Rev. w. H. Hare.
The question was raised because the
marriage license was not secured in this
county, having been issued in Pennington
county. The law clearly declares that a
license issued in one county is not good
in another, and the question now arises
as to whether the oversight Of the BRIDE
groom and the officiating clergyman will
make a REORGANIZATION necessary.
Some attorneys maintain that the mar
riage was legal beyond any doubt. It is,
however, thought likely that rather than
have any question about it, the clergyman
and his bride will pc remarked.
/ Chief Of Police Martin has received a
telegram from Coroner c. A. osterland of
named John Welsh died at that place.
Welsh evidently was supposed to have
come from Sioux Falls, as Chief Martin
was requested, to notify his relatives. The
chief conducted, an inquiry but could find
no relatives. : y II "a = e.. e. e,.,
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LAKE PRESTON, S: Dat the an
nuai meeting Of the stockholders of the
Lake Preston Creamery company the fol-
lowing directors were elected: r. xB.
Mills, C.z.Virchow, III. J. setbacken, j.
| w. Bare and l.. ]. Bates. The past year
the company sold products to the amount
Of about 10000, OF which the patrons re-
ceived $25,0OO.-Ti1ec Lake Preston I. o.
| Q. Fl installed officers,sas follows; N. Y.
~ - gC cor,
rotary; Il. S. Brooks, treasurer; L.. j.
Bates-The Rebekah lodge elected the
following Officers: ~ n, Mrs. Darah;
| Flynn; v. G., Sadie Dunbar; recording
secretary, Blanche3 Look; financial sec
rotary, Ida Larson; treasurer, Mrs. Emma
BUSH .s~- rg, ~
| HuRoN:M S. + D.-A telegram from
| Yankton announces the death at the hos
| pitai OF: Attorney Ed H. ..Alpin> Of this city.
| Mr. Alpin's mind became affected about
i two years ago. He served two terms as
. states attorney for this county, and one
| term as state senator: He was native
Of. wisconsin and graduated from Law
| renee university at Appleton He came
to Huron in 1888, and three years later
married Miss. Minnie. Brown, who sur
wives him. a.. ~ %,:.:-s.-. i.--;. ...-....
1 >YANkToN,- s.. D.-Coroner H. F. Liv
1n&StOn was 10 CLlCd, "uclc OIL
unknown man had been found dead Of
the track, cut to pieces by a passing train
The Scottish Rite Temple Association
has elected directors as follows: H. Eler
man, William Edmunds, w. S. Stockwel
H.YLoonan, " Snyder, Louis Chladek an
J.. j.. Nissen. These reelected the oil
officers for the ensuing year.
CENTERVILLE, s. DC: N. Mudee
was appointed city attorney. and wi
commence at once to revise the city Q
dinances. The council has, granted
twenty-year franchise to the Rural Tele
: phone company of. Centerville.-The Cd
| Fellows lodge installed the following OF
ficers: Henry Wicks, N. G.; F. M. Put
; nam, " G.; ". C. Wass, secretary; Fran
Williams, treasurer. u.
TFLANDREAU, S. D.-Occupying .ce
is man who gives his name as Will
liam Ester Hodup, who is charged wit
attempting to rob a Colman saloon
keeper named = Anderson. :Anothe
stranger, who was supposed to be part
ner of Holdup, was chased by citizens
but he succeeded in escaping.
SUMMIT, S. D.-Joseph Handel wa
struck by "a west-bound passenger train Of
the Milwaukee road and instantly killed
8 He had started to walk on the railroa,
track to Waubay. He was facing blind
ing storm and did not hear the approach