The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-15
Thirty Insane Who DO Not Require Hos
pital Treatment at ferrous Falls

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Thirty Insane Who DO Not Require Hos
pital Treatment at Fergus Falls.
:. FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-Thirty patients
from the insane hospital here were transferred
patients are ali mild. chronic cases. who do not
require hospital treatment: They left on q
The board Of education s held Special meet
ap 1 to teach science in the high school here.
sidewalk side in front Of his residence. It is the
first ., bicycle s, theft here in several years.
typhoid fever. She was 10 years as 81 age. 49,
Ely, MINN.-Chester Morrison was arrested
charged with attempting to kill Anton Kotch.
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to h to that hf% as saS
t. t. ana Koteheyar At nome: He. however. me!
nred several shots at him. none Of which took
effect. Judge Cossgrove committed him to await
the action of the grand jury.
MORRIS MINN.-Aiorris has added one more
70 Tie as last week c t. sra
a two-story building, 26x8O feet, to be used as
a, machine shop in which will be done general
wagons etc Mr. Holstrom spent nine s Years in
the Monitor pillow works IS an expert workman.
here from Cresco, Iowa He has written works
on horseshoeing and blacksmithing that are
regarded as standard.
MONTGOMERY, M1NN.-The North Star
limited limited struck buggy and its OCCUPANTS. john
were the horses. The coroner, Dr. Justice, Of
IA Jury and after hearng
Staining the boWs the wh
for the crossing. The old couple had lived here
G os ry nner at fe hame home o
burger of New Prague in honor of daughter.
HASTINGS, MIEN.-In the case of Cornelius
Huberty vs. George, Jacob and Christ Hoffman
an action to recover for personal injury to his
$500 for tie plaintir.@The Anal account Of Mrs
Catherine Walsh, administrative of her husband
med and allowed today With decree Assigning
the estate to the heirs-Charles G. Peterson ano
Miss Anna L. Benson of Rosemount were mar
MAPLE LAKE, MINN.-An east-bound freight
train loaded with stock and merchandise was
the breaking of fange. Six cars were ditched
The stock cars escaped and the only, person in.
}ursd Vas Vas brakeman who was but slightly
division: Passenger train No. 1Os was delayed
about four hours when the passengers We're
NEW ULM, M1NN.-Rev. Christian Holm
pastor Of the German Methodist church, sur
that he would resign and leave in September
He has been elected vice president of the
the viii leave here as De sooe
the fall, He tame here from Missouri souri, and and has
made many friends during the year.
PERHAM, M1NN.-The remains of Mrs. Dayie
here for .interment. A husband and six yonne
children survive her-J. 2. Coughlin. for many
has purchased the Perham ny Enterppise, ' whi S
he is now editing Professor Elford, formerl,
principal Of the public school, has accepted cal
to the pastor ate OF the NJ. E.. church in this
village. ~
PRESTON, M1NN.-The grand jurors in
body, visited the county Jail and reported it .un
safe They recommend an entirely new build
PraisednaK:, = me. memorial services were bell
will be presented by the Austin Choral unio1
next Wednesday, evening. .. F. Steffens is con
ductor. -,
sTEWARTyILLE, M1NN.-At the special cleo
ton to pass upon the question of whether tn,
village. council should be authorized to con
of making an artificial lake in front of tn,
public park, but 16l votes were cast 129 fo
and 80 Against. -s
JACKSON, M1NN.--!Three men suspected o
caush at IN the
in Jail They give their names as George Dan
nels, 81 years old; William Davis and Georg
Williams, 3S years old.
PELICAN RAPIDS, M1NN.-The Great North
ern surveying party of nine men, who for tw
months have been running lines north from her
for the contemplated extension of the Pelica
branch, have finished and returned to st. Pau
/ to make their report. -. s".4- = +
SAUK CENTER, MINN-The contract 70
building the Carnegie library building Wa
awarded to John F. Dimond a local bidder. TIL
church building now on the site has been. sol
| to the agricultural society for an exhibition
hall. .''4 r-s<E -
LITTLE FALLS, M1NN.-The farmhouse an
| barns Of Martin Kruger, two miles from the city
burned last night. The loss is $4,000; insuranc
| 81 800. The family was absent, and the fire wa
probably set by burglars
sAUK CENTER, M1NN.-The library boar
has let the contract for the construction of th
new Carnegie building to John f. Dimond. Nj
Carnegie gives the city $4,000 for its construt
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