The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-03

Smart.-Frank Schaufs saloon was robbed OF
sig In the night time. The money was taken
from slot machine
pELANo, MINN.-A Wright county medical .ass
sssS = Isstsss
secretary, and br. r. + Rogers 81 Balaio
Hi Of Monticello and r Conner Of Maple Lake
were elected board Of censors. It was decided
TO hold meetings every three months
TRACY, M1NN.-Aajor Burlingame is doing a
Many business places have been operating nickel.
in tn slot machines without let or hindrance Tor
ns Ras0i
at and BY h Sang shsy
All afs az aay y aanr9r Se
habit by means of them.
| WINoNA, MINN.-Winona will spend quiet
Fourth tomorrow. St. Charles has arranged for
a good old-fashioned celebration and some from
here will attend.-The remodeling of the. two
normal home in this city vii be done By Con.
tractor F. Huseman, Of Winona. The work ts to
be commenced at once.-Another large pearl has
been found In the clam beds above the city, by
Dayton s Co. 1t weighs forty.eight grains.
LuvERNE, MINN.-The management. Of the
Manitou, Luverne's big hotel has changed hands,
| the new proprietors j. e. Barstow ana Il. Il.
Beede, taking possession this morning. The
active management of the hotel will be In charge
he formerly " Conducted the Nieoiiet, He Is .
| veteran hotel man, having been In the pusl-
ness for over thi1ty-seven years.
HASTINGS, M1NN.-Hastingz viii celebrate
the Fourth in appropriate mannsrwJohn, Nc Nc
Govern and Jacob Bartell were brought from o n
Farmington to serve sentences 70 19r yer@iiio
died yesterday, after a brief illness, aged q
dispatch from RenGyha Mis iats sa
| Of II. Truesdell of this city.
GRAND RAPIDS, MINN.--on account Of low
water the ltasca Companys paper mill Is closed
for time and the company Is putting g, II ;,
Cloauet has been troubled BY low water for some
time also. The dry weather encouraged numer
| ous fires in the woods in northern and northeast
ern Minnesota, which are burning.
PERHAM, M1NN--Georse Thompson of the
joyng outing at Dead Lake-ars. .. Il 4
died
Iottie Bxby, aged 10 years, died at the 5,. home
of her parents, south Of town, after an illness u
only two days
MADE11A, M1NN.-B G. sanborn. the vet
Of }he
Watonwan county, in 1870. which paper Is st1i
being b By s and as
dent of his regimental association, the Tentf
Minnesota.
ANoKA, MINIMIZE firm of J: NJ; Dougla.
& Son, furniture dealers has sold to +. y
| Scott Of Delavan MINI. The senior member o.
the retiring firm has been in the furniture bust
ness in Anoka for thirty four years.-Eyery tninl
| is in readiness for the Fourth. The celebration
will be the largest and best ever held here.
| RED WING, MINN.-Red Wing can boast q
counting among Its manufactured products al
automobile or motor car 1t Is beauty, ana g
stand comparison " ith any factory IN existence
| 1t was on exhibition at Hendel's factory yes
terdsay. 1t is a gasolene automobile and is worth
81 200. 49,.
ST. PETER, MINN.-Rev. II. A. Choutnar'
has declined the offer to become professor OF his
tory at the ST. Johns Military Academy, a
! Delafeld. Wis, and will remain In charge or tn
Episcopal parish in this city.
II CASS LAKE, MINN.-The Cass Lake lant
office was opened In an informal manner yester
! day. The register, receiver and two clerks
were present, with few prominent business
men, Re .'g
CLEAR WATER, NINA barn containin
eve tam nv Toe TraftaN