The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-15

eREckENRIDGE, MINN.-The funeral
OF Christian Hansen was held from the
Methodist church to-day, Rev. E. c.. HoI.
laday ofticiating.-The Breckenridge banks
held their annual meetings yesterday and
elected officers as follows: First National
#. E.. Kenaston, president; Ezra G. VAL
entine vice president; Howard Dyknan,
cashier; F. w. Johnson assistant cashier.
Breckenridge National-John Grove, pres
ident; Arthur McConville, vice president;
s. D. Balch, cashier. The Merchants
State bank-H. L. Shirley, president:
Louis Gewalt, vice president; T. E. Knud-
son, cashier.-Rev. G. H. Gamble of Min
neapolis Is conducting services at the
Baptist church this week.
WINONA, MINN.-Mrs. w. P. ROGERS
and son, DR.. Pennock Rogers, who ac-
compan1ed Colonel w. P. Rogers to the
Philippines in September, have arrived
In San Francisco and will come from there
to Winona, Mrs. Rogers having decided
to spend the winter with relatives here.
The climate in the Philippines did not
agree with her health.-The annual meet
Ing of the Winona banks showed them
to be In prosperous condition, every one
declaring semi-annual dividend and sew
eral adding to their surplus fund. The old
officers and directors were Reelected in
every instance.
RED WING, MiNN.-Ole A. Hiby ane
Tyler K. Holien of ,Wangs, this county
have been bound over charged with as
sault on Knut Kirkvold in the first de-
! gree. They went to Kirkvolds place an(
pulled his hair and commenced to strik,
| MIN. He managed to break away and ge
into the house, where his wife lay i'll. TIL
two boys followed him, Hiby with a re
volver and Holien with an open knife: A
the door the revolver was discharged fou
tlmes' as is shown by the holes in tn
door and ceiling. :" Another door wa
broken open and window smashed.
NoRTHFIELD, MiNN.-A series O.
special meetings began at the NJ f;
| church last evening. Rev. F. B. Cowgirl
D. D., of Mankato. made the address, hi
subject being The Problem and Pro
gram of the Local Church." Rev Mr.
Auison Of Hamline spoke to-day-Th,
annual meeting of the Old Settlers asso
citation Of Mortified and vicinity was hel,
yesterday afternoon.-William Ebel ha
been elected chairman Of the county com
mlssioners.-The regular annual meeting
of the stockholders Of the Minnesota
| Bolivia company was held TO-DAY. s.'f
MORRIS, MlNN.-The first meeting O
the West Central Minnesota Medical So
ciety was held here yesterday. Those i
attendance were DR.. Hubbard, DR.. Caine
DR.. Thoreson. of Morris; DR.. Christian
son of Starbreak DR.. Gibbon Of Lowr,
DR.. Bolsta Of Ortonville, DR.. Lamb c
Browns Valley. DR.. Edsey of Chokio, d.
Mccain of Herman, DR.. Cuff of Hancock
DR.. Oliver Of Graceville. Dr. Hulbar
presented a clinical subject. The societ
, was pleasantly entertained at dinner h
DR.. Ca1ne. The next meeting will be hel
| at Graceville. 49, -.
FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-The Chi,
pewa club held its annual meeting Ia
evening and elected officers as follow
, President, Cyrus Beall; vice president.
j. Angus; secretary, R. e. Lincoln; trea
urer,, B. D. Underwood; directors, Jol
Lauritzen, II. M. Wheelock and F.. G. Ba
& rows.-The Red River Valley Deanery
: in session here to-day, with ministe
present from practically all OF the Episc
pal churches Of the valley.-The regul
: quarterly meeting Of the Park ReEi,
Medical association was held in this ci
to-day.
PIPESToNE, sMlNN.-The last step
: the conversion Of the state bank Of ia
v per into the First National bank of ia
J. per was effected last evening. The of
: GERS elected are the same as those Of Il
Y old state bank: President, E. w. Davie
Y vice president, o. p. Miller: cashier, r. j
Taylor; assistant cashier, George Smile
The following officers of the First N
q tional bank of Pipestone were electe
. President, w. C.. Briggs; vice preside1
= L. r. Ober; cashier William Frost; a
= sistant cashier, Hugh p Din1ock.
~ PELICAN RAPIDS, MtNN.-At a ma
= meeting Of citizens It was decided to pei
= tior the council to establish an elect
), light plant to be owned and operated
I. the city, theh question of issuing bonds
q the purpose to be submitted to the peo]
lat the annual election in March.