The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-14
MINNESOTA
N. p. ROAD INDICTED
Grand Jury at Fergus Falls Shows Un-
wOnted Activity.

WOnted Activity.
FERGUS FALLS, MINI. - The
gnana.sjury in district court returned
an. allotment against the North rlrs
Pacific railway to-day, charging ~
with failing to keep its right of way
,quired by the state law. It also Fee
tg1IglAd an indictment against Arthur
sApIi1Isr, charging hi M with grand lar
teeIlJ. Miller lis accused of stealing
Ateam belonging to ohm Cook. ,$#
ss s4,A The jury is praIenging it's sessions
.tigafing several matters that have
never before receiyed .attenti ion.
great many witnesses have been called
inland three or four prominent citi-
szens would feel relieved to see; IT adj
iouFn. x-Congressmans IIaldop II.
Been. whose views on public MASTERS
are pretty we'll known. g is Its fore.
man. 81 e S. 81 -
~ John johnson and Burtis johnson!
were brought iii from Long Lake to-
day to answer to a@charge OF netting
fish, the warrant being sworn out by
Deputy Warden Jones. Both pleaded
guilty and their. l1lesand costs amount;
ed to SIC. :sfS " II ss e. SIS
Reports from the Of Amor to-
day are to the. effect hat no trace Of
William Groth. the young man who
disappeared there Sunday has been
found, and the searching parties have
about given up hope of finding him.
His mother believes he has been MUIR
dered.
The feud between the students of
| the Park Region Luther college and
the high school students, which has
lasted some five. or six years and which
has shown itself at all baseball and
I football games and in fact upon every
occasion that the two student bodies
IL.
in a free-for-alI fight. About seventy
five students from each school met
near the college and a perfect bedlun
aensued for some time.
Two policemen and the superintend-
ent of the high school were there,
but they were powerless to control the
/ boys. The chief of police says he will
serve warrants on the high school
boys.
| FERTILE, MINN.-The remains of Louis o.
here yesterday afternoon. Tle was one st the
first settlers in Fertile. the first photographer and
M aa aa %o q th s afas bs e left
charge OF the a. 0. U. w, of which he was q
member.
| CALEDONIA. MINN,--Ed Raymond, James
Murphy aud Otto Keller. charged on complaint of
ro9 g bsnR w oa rs tie spE
j brought here last evening from Prairie du CHEN.
! where they were serving thirty days sentence
! for carrying concealed weapons.
FARIRAULT, MINN.-Invitations have been
issued for the marriage of Miss Anastasia Shields
to j.. W.. Sullivan---Frank Kelly of Shieldsv!ile
| had his arm caught in a corn husker, which ne
cessftated amputation.-C. p. Manahan OF Wells
has purchased the ostby residence
GRAND MEADOW, MlNN.-The little grand
| son of Arthur McNally was burned BY the ex,
plosion OF several boxes OF paper caps His
Econdition Is criticaL---Mrs Z. s. Bonn polished
a stove with t1aoking mixed with gasolene. The
| gasolene caught fire and she was badly burned
about the face and hands.
DULUTH, MINN.-Mrs. Emma a. Pell OF Port
Arthur deserted her husband and two children
and ran away with William Bell. coming e
Duluth. Mr. Pell pursued them and to-day
caused their arrest.
LAKE BENTON, MINN,-W lillian Horstnaan,
4. for many Years a resident here, has sold BIS
| business to F. 81. Harder and has gone to live
on his farm at Princeton, Mimi s.
CHAsKA, MINT. +. Engler, Judge OF
| heart failure. He was well known and highly
esteemed.
RUSH CITY, MINI. John Ecklund, farm
4 err was killed while hauling load Of lumber
from Braham. The eact cause OF death was not
known. A q fl5 ssz
1 SLAYToN, MINN-Peter Bruemner. aged 10,
Iacai,sa 3 of "a slipht family u1isundars ta nding