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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-01
SOUTH DAKOTA
! NATIONAL sANAToRiUM
Bids Are Being Received and Work VIII
Start In August.

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Bids Are Being Received and Work VIII
Start In August.
HOT SPRINGS, 3. bids are nov being re-
tarium at this place. All bids must be in by
July %. and work is expected to commence
by August
Owing to the bursting Of the hose at. the
Lucky Boy, operations have been suspended for
few days. A new one had previously been
ordered in case of such an emergency, and
A. j. Humphrey Of Watterson, and F. Foye
Of Madison. Wis, are IN the Hills for the pur-
pose Of starting work again on teh Peerless
adjoining the Tykoon. This property. owing, to
a difficulty among the owners has been lying
idle since 1885. The trouble has been satisfac-
torily adjusted and Mr.. Foye will start work
soon. @
The Holly Terror Mining company made an
other cleanup at its plant in keystone. Begin I
dropping fifteen stamps and as It has heretofore
orly being dropping ten, the next cleanup no
doubt be greatly increased. 4lnS
The North Star Mining company has struck
q very rich vein of ore in an incline shaft sunk
about 900 feet from Its main shaft. The vein
is about three feet wide. and the ore Is said
to be full OF free gold and telluride.
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FRED CAN LAW"
Everything Is Ready for Its Enforcement
at Winona.

+ WINONA, MINN.-Fenton G.. Warner state
OIL inspector, Is visiting several points in south
eastern Minnesota in his official capacity. He
found things in his department here moving along
nicely and everything ready to commence the en-
1orcement to-day Of the red can law applied
to 1lluminants. He left here this morning for
Rochester, and from there will 60 to Stewart
WILLIE
During severe thunder storm yesterday after
noon, lightning struck large tree in front Of the
residence of Mrs. H. Olson. shattering it into a
thousand pieces and soaring the residents in the
house, who fortunately escaped without even
shock. The rainfall heavy, but reports
from the country are to the effect that crops
were scarcely injured at all.
A large party Of Winona knights of Pythias
went to Rochester last evening to attend a gath
sring Of knights from southeastern Minnesota.
There was third degree work. Among those
present We're James Robertson, grand chancellor
and F. 3. Wheaton, grand keeper of records and
seals Minneapolis.
With her husbands dead body lying at her
home, Mrs Herman Lehnerts did not know that
he had committed suicide until after the mail
was delivered. ,.
The coroner viewed the remains twice and
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DEATH OF A PASTORS Wiz
Mrs. n. l. Soul One Of the Pioneers 0
Lincoln County

K +
CANTON,ss. D.--Mrs. ii. =. Soul. wife Of rho
Rev. Il. L. Soul. for twenty years pastor Of the
Bethel church OF this city, died last night after
an illness of several months caused by stomach
trouble. She was one Of the pioneer residents
OF this county and enjoyed an extensive ac-
The executive committee OF the Old Settlers,
association OF Lincoln county has fixed the date
Tor July 20. ~ - $500
The Commercial club has completed arrange.
ments Tor the biggest celebration of the Fourth
,nat TINS county has even seen. Many attrac-
lions nave been engaged and about $1,000 will he
spent by business men for free entertainment. Dr..
ton " lF77' - - S'-f"'''e'- ~ oA'
The third annual meeting Of the Canton Char
tauqua assembly will begin this evening with tha
n nrt program ever arranged. The assembly will
present indications the attendance will be mn.
c W; On b large &C.. Among the special features
League which will be held here the second and n
tnird OF July. Dr.; n. a. Swickard of Aberdeen.
preside. ' ~S0e - .A w. W" WIZ
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rooms were very handsomely finished OF, the

rooms we're very handsomely finished Oh, the
floors being laid In cement
The graduating excuses OF the teachers In
stitute Of Dawson county We're held last even
Ing The institute has been In session for ten
days and seven young ladies finished the COURSE
There were also forty i've boys and girls gradn,,
schools The address OF the evening was made
by George w. Nash, state superintendent of pub
lie instruction.
]. ID. SHAMROCK Of Parkston. has been arrest
Cd for violating the marriage law OF this state.
About two weeks ago he came to this city and
was united in marriage to Miss Della Giendy.
After their return to farkston they endeayored
to keep the matter as quiet as possible, but 1t
soon gained publicity. The states attorney Sc.
cured the necessary information from here that
the couple was married and then caused Stain
brooks arrest. They are cousins and the law
does not recognize marrige OF such. Stain
brook first tried to secure a marriage license lin
Hutchinson county, but was refused when he dis
closed the , relationship He went to Hanson
peared In Dawson county and eyaded the qucs-
ton: It is understood that the case will lie
tried at the next term OF court in Hutchinson
county. 3g,515 st.t. +. 3ts 1TI15@
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MONTANA
TWO ARE MISSING
Bodies Of Mulholland and Mrs kinley
PrnhahIv In he

PROBABLY In the Yellowstone.
LIVINGSTON, MONT.-Dan Mulholland, a
being constructed at Gardiner, is reported miss
Ing, and it is believed he fell into the Yellow
stone river while fishing Sunday afternoon At
rapid and IT is thought he slipped ON the rocks
and was swept away by the swift current 5;a
The searching party which has been looking
for Alrs. kfnley, who mysteriously disappeared
from the La Duke hot springs last Sunday NOR
ming. report that no trace of her can be found.
Parties have been searching along the Yellow
stone river below, La Duke hot springs ever since
the woman was reported missing. Circumstances
point to suicide by jumping into the river, and
there. Is little doubt in the. minds Of those who
have: been at work the case but that the
remains will be found later farther down the
river.
She frequently threatened to take her life
while OH her way from Jardine to Gardiner and it
appears that shehad planned huch step. The
Yellowstone river is very high at present and
search for the woman will have to be abandoned
until the water subsidies.
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COSTLY BOTTLE OF BEER ii
TWO Draymen at vermlIIIon Fined $40
I. - Each for .TakInn Is

VERMILLION, S. D.-A hott1o - ,,... !,
sometimes pretty expensive luxury, and nd twe 20
young men OF this city have found this to be a
10y, Latt; .Cyae hephart and Bert Hovey took a
bottle from case of beer while hauling It from
me ss, station to St Joseph's academy. Complaint
men arrested. They admitted guilt and and way ways
nned $lo each by Judge j. A. Copeland. State
hh.torney Iiiton insisted knowing where the
were called as witnesses I" - ~ soii'eh'
residents Of Clay county do not appreciate tbe
pany, and much grumbling is heard. The raise La.
oh h cents Sly, virtually means cents as mer
instead l OF IL cents, as heretofore. Gasoline re-
tails at ID cents q gallon oaooiehe &c.
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MRS. LYNCH is DEAD
First White Woman to Set Foot In vIr.
ginia City.

ANACONDA, MONT.-Mrs. Maria Bridget
Lynch, one OF the old timers of the city and rs
one of the pioneers Of the state died yesterday
afternoon after an. Illness of long duration, at
the age Of 70 years. She came to Montana In
1868, crossing the plains with several hundred
other. settlers during the time that the Indian
troubles were 80 bad
After about a year on the plains, she arrived
In Virginia City, to find that her husband had
been murdered by the redskins while on his way
to meet her. ~
1t is said upon good authority that Mrs. Lynch
was the first white woman who ever set foot
in Virginia City, and that the miners there We're
80 elated over her coming that they treated her
and her young baby with all the respect they
could show her.
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ONE OF THE HElNzE CASES
Anaconda Moves for a Continuance i
Suit INVOLVING the NIpper. at

BUTTE, MONT.-The case involving the Nip
per mine and it's ownership and the right to ex.s
tract ore from certain veins was called for trial
in Judge Clancy's court yesterday. The title
Of the case is Edward Hickey. Michael A.
Hickey and John NJ Steward against the Ana
company. The plaintiffs represent the Heinze
interests in the litigation. When the case was
called amotion for continuance was interposed
in behalf Of the defendants and was set for
hearing next Monday.
BUTTE, MoNT.-Mayor Mullins says he will
draw the line on prize fights in Butte after the
present carnival IL over. He says they are
plainly against the law.
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$3.50 to Detroit, MIoh.;t and Back Account
--- e x,.Aorfh 1 .Can.xn..4i<.. -

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$3.50 to Detroit, Mich, and Back, Account
Epworth League Convention. i
Special official train "Epworth'' win
leave Minneapolis via Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul Railway, Z p. M; st,
Paul, 1880 p. M, July IA, reaching Mil
waukee early next morning. Delightful
daylight ride across Lake Michigan to
Grand Haven on special chartered
steamer. Special train Grand Haven to
Detroit.
For complete information and berth res
ervations, apply at 1928 Nicollet avenue
Minneapolis, or address w. B. Dixon.
N. w. P. A., St. Paul.
The 8
Baltimore & Ohio railroad
Offers very low !.
Round trip rates
From Chicago to
Boston, June Is, 26 and ~,
Account meeting First
Church OF Christ Scientists.
And July 1, 2, 8, 4 and s,
Account National Educational
Association.
stop-over at New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington.
Chicago to Baltimore, Nd,
July Is and 10, account National
Meeting Grand Lodge. B. r. O. Elks.
Stop-over at Washington, D. G.
Ticket agent PA Clark street, Chicago,
B. N. Austin. G.. p. A., Chicago
r. G. Haase. N. w. T. p. A., st. Paul,
MINI.
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PLAINFIELD, WIs.-The 2-year-old son Of
few days ago while playing with matches.
By the time the fire was put out the boy was
80 severely burned that he died in agony in
few hours.
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Chicago. combination or selling agency formed
few years ago by the news print mills of
Wisconsin and Minnesota and few In Mich

WEST SUPERIOR, visa new bank, the
Union Servings and Commercial, in charge OF
Fowler was formerly president Of the North
western National bank, which recently combined
with the First National. i6is{
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pronounced cause OF death BY heart failure. but
written By the dead man shortly before his
death, saying that he intended to commit suicide
by taking morphine
that the man actually had taken morphine, and
that death Of due to this cause. aa
Lehnert's note stated that he had become de-
spondent and was going to take his own life.
His wife is Frustrated and her condition Is
nrfti ~ 4s- Z .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-01

FOND DU LAC, visa deal has been consun-
mated by which the entire system OF the Little
Wolf River Telephone company becomes part
of the Wisconsin Telephone system. The Little
Wolf went into the hands OF receivers some time
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-01

SUMNER, IOWA-Frank Kalkbrenner, a
young married farmer. was taken violently in
sane and 1t was all that four strong men could
do to: overpower him. The officers took him to
Waverly to be examined. 1t is hoped he will
recover under trea tment-The Sumner ball team
will play with team from West Union at the
celebration at Westgate on Saturday.
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WiNNIBAGo CITY, MINN.-The state sum.
mer training school for Faribault county is in
about fifty teachers. The following are the
Instructors n Messrs. Gilman, Of Winnibaeo:
rankin, Of Faribault; Barnes of Lake Crystal
Mulqueen. -1"usniin anu
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& ASKS AN INVESTIGATION
Fire Chief johnson of Superior Charged
with .Incompetency.

WEST SUPERIOR, WIS.---Fire Chief Johnson.
upon whom local paper made an attack last
week has formally asked the members Of the
police and fire commission to hold investiga.
ton Charges We're made that at several fires
the chief showed lack of competency and that
some one else should be put in his place before
insurance men put up the rates The regular
meeting of the commission is scheduled for next
Monday evening.
Just as the city thought it was getting rid
Of smallpox and would be able to close the
detention hospital, the health department was
expected, however, that the warm weather will
seen any such siege as the department has had ut
different times with the epidemic. I'LL
Aleck Resburg was drowned in the Red river,
a little trout stream entering the St Louis river
opposite New. Duluth. He was a farmer on the
Wisconsin side of the river and was ''batching "
It in cabin up the river He was subject t, to
fits, and it is supposed that he fell in while
having an attack He had bank n! account , Of
city will act as administrator.
Sheriff Sommer lost his mandamus suit to have
salary allowed him. He working under a
$1,000 salary, but in August the county board !,
fixed the salary at $1,000 without fees, while
under the old salary sommer had fees outside the
county He preferred the $1,000 and fees ana
mandamused the county to pay him on that basis,
but Jdge Smith decided against him.
h,1t Judge Smith decided against him.
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BLUE EARTH, MINN.-Judge Quinn sen
fenced Bert Ronk to twenty years in the peniten
OF Of mansaushter in the first degree. Ronk tool
stsv se on Without showing feeling
allow the defense to file bill of excentions ans
prepare to argue motion for new Trial
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Headquarters summer excursions.

Don't fail to call at the Northern Pa
cifc city ticket office, No 10 Nicollet
House block, before completing your ar
rangemen ts for summer trip. There are
some good things coming in the way OF
rates. Here is one Of them: On sale
July 1st to 10TH San Francisco and re-.
turn, $3.50; final return limit of August
31st. This is good opportunity to visit
the Yellowstone park. Call and get the
tourist publications.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-01
POLICE ON The SPIT
Dubuque BIames Them for Much Of the;
Disorder During the Strike.

DUBUQUE, IOWA.-There will be a general
shaking up of the police department as result
of charges preferred by several speakers against.
policemen at the mass meeting Of citizens Mon
alliance, which will endeavor to effect a settle
ment of all strikes that may hereafter arise. It.
was charged that certain policemen aided the
rioters in their work of destruction during the
recent traction strike, and the mayor and chief
of police severely criticized for keeping such
the force.
Judge Hustled bitterly denounced Chief of
Police Morgan, declaring that any person of the
least intelligence should know that he is not
capable Of managing a police department and
demanding Morgans resignation.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-01

Lake Minnetonka Extra Trains July 18th.
Great Northern trains leave Union Sta
ton 8:45, 500, 1890 a. M, 200, 800, $40,
6:10 500 and 1855 p. M, returning leave
Mound 1900 M, 1:36, 100, 500, 1900, 800
and 1888 p. m. Music, steamboat ex-
cursions, bowling, etc. Fare round trip,
SOC.
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LIE MARS, 1oWA.-The annual retreat of
Catholic priests of this diocese began yesterday
and will continue until Friday evening. Rt Rev.
Bishop Stanley Of Fargo has arrived, in company
retreat will be attended by ninety priests. 80
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GREEN BAY, WIS.-The papal delegate. Mgr.
Diomede Falconie Of Washington, arrived last
cession composed Of 10000 Catholics, members
Of church organizations In this city and Depere.
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sAULT STE MARIE, MICRO. e. Heffel-
States river survey, was probably drowned His
boat was found St. Joseph island, Canada
Settlers who picked it up say they saw man
fall out of 1t two miles from the shore.
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MARSHALLTOwN, IoWA.-The preliminary
hearing Of G. J. Eiwell, who was accused Of
criminal q. assault on the person Of l1-yearold
he was MISUNDERSTANDING Click, who was ap-sf
pointed a cadet to the naval academy at Annap-.s
lis. on account Of slight defect in his vision.
Charles Gordon. colored, was arrested yesterday .
on the charge of forgery. :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-01

Boston and Return s2a Via the 600 Line
For the meeting Of the National Educa-
tional Association. July 9Th to 10th. Fifty
seven choice routes via rail and lake.
Dates Of sale, June both, July 1st, Cd, Sd
and 4th. Get itinerary and booklet at the
ticket Office, 119 Third street s.
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EAU CLAIRE, WIs.-Claims against the city
aggregating about $22 600 have been fled by
'1,ival when a sidewalk on the approach Of Madi-
son street fell down.
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Journal Want Ads Paw,

:. n - :, VUuFItdI VdII AUS Fays
When people complain that advertising
doesn't pay, it's well to inquire what
paper they advertised in. If you advertise
your wants in The Journal you will find
it does pay. h
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BUFORD, N. D.-Thomas Zimmerman whose
preliminary examination upon the charge of muir
derng John Kalbensvick on June q, was held
here yesterday before Justice MUMMY, was ac-
Quilted
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SRBARFISH, s.: D.-Franklin f. McCreadyi
Springs canyon In the western portion of the
Black Hills. and the latter a teacher Of Box
Butte county, Nebraska, were married at Ali
ance. Neb., the father Of the bridegroom. Rev.
William McCready, performing the ceremony
The bridegroom Is graduate Of the state nor
NAL school at Spearfish and is well -known
stockman. They have gone to Denver and the
gulf coast for their honeymoon -5 b
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-01

MILLER, s. D.-The case Of Herman Gross
his wife and Toys charged with intent to kill
was postponed thirty days because their house
was demolished in the storm Monday night Mrs
Cross had leg broken and one Of the boys had
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-01
DEDICATE A-e. a. r. HALL
7atrlotlc Exercises Attended by Large
Audience at Mitchell.

/. MITCHELL, s. D.-The dedication of the new
e. "A. r. hall was attended by a large crowd Of
citizens Addresses were made by Mayor George
a. Eilsby and II. c.. Preston. When the Car
negie library building was nnisheda there were
three large rooms in the basement< not used for
any parficu1ar purpose, and the use of two
were granted the G.. A. r. and w. r. C. as lon;,
as the organizations lasted without any charge
for rent, the city council making this arrange
ment. The old soldiers collected about $500
among themselves and the citizens, and the two
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-01

SIOUX CITY, IowA-Because Zechmen
Brothers, owners Of saloon, sold Intoxicating
Lampher. his wife, has brought two suits against
the Zechmens in the district court, asking in
one judgment for SIS, 600 damages for loss Of
the support Of her husband, and in the othes
suit asking for an injunction to close up the sa-
lion ! : ! > = ! = I
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NAHANT, s. D.--A surveying party under o.
81 Southmayd of Deadwood is engaged upon gov
will be busy for six weeks Mr. Southmayd has
the contract for the subdividing OF three town
ships. I.9I- ~, = - =.
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Sunbonnet Baby Fans Free
by calling at North Western Line ticket
office, 900 Nicollet av, corner Sixth st.
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DELL RAPIDS, 8. D.-The capital stock of
! the Dell Kapids Telephone company. has been
pany, has been Ieorganized The purpose is to
enable the company to construct several rural
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FARIBAULT, MINN-Joseph d. Offerman
and Miss Cordelia C. Carson were married at the
Sacred Heart church, Rev. Mr. Monge officiating.
They will reside at Sleepy Eye.
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ss.oo-To chlcaao-ss.oo.

nous l"North Star Limited; through
compartment sleepers and buffet library
cars. City Ticket Office, Nicollet Hotel.
w. L. Hathaway, City Ticket Agent. Y
Keen-witted advertisers know a good
medium when they see it. Observe how
they patronize The Journal classified coll
umnS.
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Sunbonnet Baby Fans Free
by calling at North Western Line ticket
office, 800 Nfcollet av, corner Sixth st.
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COULD NOT FURNISH BONDS
.Ex-Treasurer Mead Of Walsh County II
-. the Sheriff's Charge. IL.

GRAFTON. N. D.-The case OF Alfred E..
Mead. ex-county treasurer of Dalsh county, for
embezzlement came up yesterday and the de-
nut over until the December term. Being unable
to get bonds he was put in the custody of the
sheriff. .s4.,
at Cavalier last night and went thru the till and
the express. The authorities suspect man who
was hanging around the station in the evening.
A pane Of glass was removed from one Of the
windows. Il. fae zs-s
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Fourth Of July Excursions.

One fare and third for all stations on
the Chicago Great Western Railway with
in 200 miles. Tickets on sale July Sd and
information apply to Z. e.. Rains, Gen'l
Agent. corner Nicollet av and 9Th st, Min
neapolis.
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LEAD, 8. D.-Ccrgressman Charles a. Burke
OF Pierre. accompanied by his wife and his
cousin Miss Josephine Burke OF Washington,
continue westward to the Yellowstone national
park. The congressman has visited the Indian
school at Rapid City and Fort Meade military
post. '-.-s-e'
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MELLETTE, s. D.-A rain storm. ACCOMPANIED
BY hail and wind, visited this vicinity Monday
night; The hail did large amount Of damage
to crops and several buildings were wrecked BY
the wind. The rain was needed as it was getting
very dry and crops were suffering. This is the
third bad hall storm In this vicinity this summer
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-01

MADISON, WIs.-Madison merchants and
business men. particularly liverymen and con
fectioners, have compared accounts Of bad bills
left by university students and have united to
take the bills, 60 to the homes Of the students
and ask the parents to pay, up Immediately:
Legal proceedings will be brought If payment
is not made. s 5ti.t. s.s