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lung and stomach troubles and to re-
store lost strength

lung and stomach troubles and to re-
store lost strength.
voegeli Bros. Drug Co. say there
is absolutely no need for people to
drag around weak, pale, nervous,
run down and devitalized, for. they
guarantee that Vinol will in a nat
ural manner build up the weak, give
strength to the aged, restore color to
pale faces. cure stomach troubles
nervousness, hard colds, hacking
coughs and make rich. red blood. Con-
tanning as it does all the vitalizing
principles of cod liver 8ofl, without any
oil to upset the stomach, Vinol is the
most wonderful rebuilder of health
and strength known to medicine; it
is not a patent medicine, and is abso-
lutely free from all harmful drugs.
If it fails to give satisfaction money
is refunded without question, andzfit
will pay every weak or ailing person
in Minneapolis toatry it omsourE guar
antee. Voegeli Bros. Drug Co., two
, stores, corner Hennepin and WASH
ington avenues and corner Seventh
street and Nicollet avenue.
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WARRANT HELD. NOT GOOD
Rufing7:by Pollock in Tine With .Su
preme Court Decision.

FARGO N. D.--The cases against Tom Davis
e. B. Davis and Ed Mccormick will not be tried
Officers went to the -Davis farm to search for
some horses said to have been concealed there
by Mccormick. They were;arned with search
warrent and the defendants ats resisted, going FAR
us to draw ia revolver: They were arrested and
ment granted by Judge Pollock on the
ground that the search warrant had been issued
on affidavit Of INFORMATION and belief rather
than positive information. The ruling is in line
with recent decision OF the supreme court in
blindpig and it is probable that the
officials will appeal The Davis case. Under the
ruling all efforts under the search warrant law
are practically nulifsd.
The University club -sof eFargo and Moorhead
has secured President Northrop Of the Mime
Of january it is probable the address viii be
delivered I'M the A1oorhead Normal building. Only
members Of the club and a few friends will be
invited. ~ .,f-et -<.-.&a :'.t fs'-s:
The Cass County Medical association held a
regular quarterly meeting, followed by a ban
quet, to which members Of the association and
those Of The Clay, Becker. Mimi. organization
and enjoyed good sessi IN.
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DIAMONDS ARE MISSING
Other Effects of Rhoden Sent fron
Naples We're Not Disturbed

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ELK POINT, s. D.-A diamond ring and shirt
stud belonging to the late DR.. J. c. Rhoden,
and di,a valued d, at Ss5o have lately been stolen
suffered from, an attack Of insanity and was
cared for by the United States consul at Naples.
The latter took charge of his diamonds and for.
Wardsd them TO- q law, firm in this city under
his official seal. When the package arrived, after
several delays other articles were intact but
the the diamonds we're missing 1t is believed, that
the express company is liable for the loss
Revival meeting, began in the AZ. E.. church
Joseph NJ. De Rouchy Of Gettysburg, S. D.,
has bought the furniture and undertaking bust
ness of VIM. Eslick & Son. trading 48O acres
OF land near Gettysburg.
Anderson and Jim Miles, Sioux City men, who
were arrested at Jefferson, this county, AMI
sentenced to twenty days for drunkenness, have
been identified in Jail here by Sioux City Off
GERS and witnesses as the persons wanted there
for recent burglaries.h They refuse to return
be secured
Rey. J. NJ. Hupp, pastor, of the Baptist chtlrcl
OF FIX Point. will begin revival meetings at Bur
bank on Sunday.
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MONTANA
MURDERED AND ROBBED
Relatives Declare That Such Was the
-. ., Fate of Richards. .

BUTTE. MONT,-The Montana officers viii
ask the Nevada authorities to investigate the
death of a.. b. Richards. who was buried at
Deer Lodge, Mont, yesterday afternoon. His
body was found lying beside the Southern Pa
eife railway tracks, close l h to I Lodi Ney- The
ment had been used, and both legs were severed
from the body Erom evidence in possession Of
relatives, who are well -to-do people Of Deer
Lodge, it appears that Richards was murdered
and robbed and his body thrown beneath, a
train A., certain negro is suspected of the
s bad. freight wreck occurred on the North
,ern Pacific railway at Homestake, small staA
tion east OF here, yesterday. two work trains
meeting in a head-end collision The engines
We're completely demolished the crews jump
ing to save their lives Eight cars were 50
badly smashed that they were burned. A ca
.boose occupied by six sworkmens was reduced
to kindlfng wood, butt strange to say all the
men escaped with their lives, tho badly bruised.
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w WISCONSIN + zs .,
Two Must. Remain in Plaster Casts
for Several Months. Yet. H..

Two Must. Remain in Plaster Casts
81 for Several Months Yet. ~
SUPERIOR, WIs.-Two Of the victims OF the
Truax elevator accident will have to tenlain. in
announced to-day that little Eddie Ferguson
would have to be kept in the, cast for several
months, upwards of half year, In all probabil-
jdries, to his spine. Claude Luse, the. young
law 5nt It, will y b have ;
be; in no way impaired. Young Larson the
other victim, has been released from the hospital
Merritt e. French formerls the proprietor of
Madison, where he is engaged in business. He
says that the: democrats Of the state have the
opportunity Of their lives to elect their candi
date for governor this year If they will put up
the right man: He lopks upon former Governor
George w. Peck as the logical candidate.
The Superior Eagles are preparing for one Of
the biggest banquets ever held in the city. It
@ NIL take AXE Place at ots1 on MEnday
Rose of milwaukee, has been invited ..5sT,
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IOWA
PENSIONS FOR TEACHERS
Iowa State Association Asks the Iegis-
lature for a Law.

DES MONIES, IOWA-The Iowa Teachers
ciation in session here, will ask the legis-
lature for law providing for the retirement of
Iowa teachers on pensions -
The association went on record as fayorinp en-
ployment Of marriageable teachers by declining
to make any change In the clause governing the
supply Of vacancies created by marriage
Interest centers in the election of president
Tomorrow evening, Friends of J. J. Mcconnell
superintendent of the Cedar Rapids schools, are
trying to overcome the precedent that the .presi-
dent shall be elected from the three divisions Of
the association in rotation. E. C. Ensign of
Council Bluffs Morris Kicker of Burlington. d.
S. Wright. professor of mathematics at the state
normal school at Cedar Falls. and C. " Findley.
president of Tobin college. Fort Dodge, are also
!. One thousand teachers are in attendance upon
the sessions, which will close Friday.
Hort Dunstrom, miner for the Savior Coal
company, was Instantly killed yesterday after
noon He fell In front of a coal car and was
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value of the land. Otos wired him that he had
an offer of $14 acre and the offer was ac
cepted. The land was turned over to brother
of Otos and Otos retained commission of 90
cents an acre. ~ iStstt
Landweer brings his suit to recover the differ
ence in the selling price and the first offer. In
the complaint he alleges that the action of his
agent 1.part of plot to deceive and deprive
him of hls land. He also alleges that the
agent was the real buyer Otos is superintendent
of Sabbath school. At the last spring election
he was elected city clerk on the civic federation
ticket and has always stood for exposing fraud
and graft. .i~.5E9s'-1g III
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DEATH OF A. A. SMITH
Popular Hotel Man Attacked by
PneumOnia After. an Oneratior

. PARKER. S. D.-The funeral of A. AZ Smith 4
late landlord of the Wentworth hotel was held
at the Catholic church. He died in the hospital
at Rochester, Mimi. where he had an operation
for appendicitis. He seemed to be getting along
died of pneumonia
Mr. Smith had been in the hotel business since
he was is years Of age. He had resided at
Pierre, Arlington and Tyndall.4 He. was also
landlord of the West End hotel of Spirit Lake
Iowa, for some time. He was popular among
travelling men He leaves wife and two small
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DEVENDORF. ADVANCED
Eldora Young Man. Becomes secretar

Eldora Young Man Becomes Secretary
of Ridgewood's Y. NJ C. A.
ELDORA. 1OWA--Frank J. Devendorf. an FL
dora young man. who acted as general secrets ~
of the Y. M. G. A., has. just received the secre-
taryship of the Young Mems Christian association
at. t.R1dgewood n. j.. with an increased salary
and will begin his new labors the first Of fhe
year. Z-'E = ~ ~
J. w: Fernald and Colonel J. W. Parker Of
blarshalltown and Chicago respectively addressed
a great mass meeting in this city last evening
on the subject of interurban roads The new
electric line will pass thru this city 1t is also
intended to beuld line from Des Moines to Ell
dora the coming year, and the line will after
wards be extended from Eldora to Waterloo
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East and West halls will be open for roomers.
Rev. Father bowling denies the report sent
from this city that he Is defaulter in the sum
of 81 900, the money alleged to been taken
from church funds of the Garryowen Catholic
church. lie says he spent the money for the
church, but cannot give any record of expendis
lures. The members say he applied it to his own
personal expenses He also says that the Catho-
lies of Garryowen owe him several hundred dol
lars on his salary This they brand a
falsehood. y :: -.
The ordinance prohibiting the use Of impure
ice in Yermillion was voted down by the council.
The measure was altogether too radical it for
bidding the use Of impure ice for any purpose
whatever. IL
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DECEMBER COLLECTIONS
State Realized About $4,000. More
Than a Year Ago. f,ae!, ,

PIERRE, s: D.-The tax collections on the
SAL are al N sd saxe Tsaehea
the general fund The total collections for the
corresponding call Of last year were $l4S,123,
collection has been mostly taken. UP in the call
for registered warrants, and the probabilities
are that there will be another issue of revenue
warrants at an early date to take up the regis
tered warrants yet outstanding, the revenue war
rants bearing, less interest than the registered
warrants, and saving the state the difference in
the interest charge. - %rte
The state lands board will be called together
early the coming year to take action in regard
to the sale of state lands for the year. While
sales will be held in several counties, most Of
the lands which are salable are held under
to rum and are not considered in the list. .Sev-
eral counties desire the lands placed upon the
market in order to extend the taxable lists, but
appointed on account of the lease provisions.
The recent death, Of David Morgan of McCook
county recalls what was probably the most
strained situation ever seen In the senate of this
state, when there were threats of throwing the
presiding officer out of the window and dares
movement Would have meant a general riot 'se e
The populis: majority was attempting to force
thru. measure to change the terms Of the board
of charities and corrections, to secure board
which wonld give, their partizans places, and
Morgan refused to vote on the measure, which
Morgan was called into the office of Governor
Lee and in few minutes returned and moved
lost but was moved out of order on the ground
that he had not voted with the prevailing side:
This started row which at times almost
brought the members TO blows and was only
quieted by forcing angadjournment.
LEAD, s. D.-Josepi Harter, who rode run
away fat car. on thei Burlingt electric line
until it leaped into Bed Greek last week, died
from his injuries: :-paRlel Walsh has accepted
position in a large mercantile, establishment
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BELLErFoURcHE IS. D.-The Organization
II Or9pt tira Ivg OF
feeted. A committee ;ef seven was appointed to
solicit membership, With instructions to report
Jan. 4, when it is expected officers swiH be
elected. - q" ~:
PIERRE: S. -D.-James r. Fa in, govern
ment engineer, has begt.n the preliminary survey
on the $500, 900 government building. IA yIsi
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MONTANA SHEEP !
5000 Head % Be Fattened Near New
:s Richmond for the Market.

ta1in sheep, something over 5000 head has Ia lust lust
been unloaded at the truck farm of the Hudson
Produce company, near North Wisconsin juno
fed and fattened the coming four months. Ell
bert Sanders. who has charge says that a, car
liberal rations Of hay and straw. 1t is esti-
mated that over 100 tons Of hay and twenty
ing process. The Produce company gets cost @ for
furnishing water and help, but all the rest is
done to secure fertilizer for It's big truck farm.
Rev. O. N. Jordheim for many years pastor
Of the Norwegian Lutheran church in Glenwood,
has submitted his resignation, to take effect next
March.
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BELLE FoURcHE,. S. D.-Efforts are. being
made by Bruce Sebastian to collect claim
against the government. In the early days while
hunting buffalo he alleged that the soldiers con-
fiscated his guns and ammunition, burned his
wagon and other property, appropriated his
horses and left him afoot.
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NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

NEW RICHMOND, WIS.-At the cathe-
dral in ST. Paul, this morning, was SOL
emnized the marriage Of Miss Effie Marie
McEvoy of st. Paul, trained nurse, and
DR.. Daniel J. Donahue, formerly of this
city, "a graduate of the Minneapolis Col
lege Of Physicians and Surgeons, class of
80, and now of G1endiye, Mont. DR.. j. NJ.
Fiagan' Of this city acted as best man.
One of the most notable marriages of the
year in New Richmond was that Of Fran
els ]. Fitzpatrick Of st. Paul and Miss
Alys Irene Parden. one of the best known
and handsOmest young women of New
Richmond. Following the \ ceremony a
wedding reception was held at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. E. Parden.
Many friends from St. Paul and Min
reapolis and Ishperning, Mich, the former
home fsthe bridegroom, were present. Mr..
and Mrs Fitzpatrick will reside in st.
Paul.4.". .tgi- -
M. J. Walsh of this city and Miss Annie
Elizabeth Walsh, daughter of Mrs. Rich
ard Walsh of Stanton, We're also married.
This ceremony was also at the Church of
the immaculate Conception. Miss: Anna
r. Walsh acted as bridesmaid and Ed
ward Walsh as best man.
BELLE FoURCHE, S.. D.----samuel G.
Mortimer, mayor of Belle Fourche, and
Miss Mabel Wood, eldest daughter of the
late "A. F.. Wood Of tsnon,a, were mar
ried by Rev. John Hall. Mr.. Mortimer
is the youngest mayor of the youngest city
in South Dakota. His bride was formerly
a student at the state normal school in
Spearfish. - 4 = zE ~
HURON, S. D.-A social event Of more
sons in. South Dakota was the. marriage of
Rev w. H. Thrall Of this city, and Miss
Clara T.. Tucker Of Pepperell, Mass. The
ceremony was performed by DR.. J. Prairl-
ard Thrall, brothers of the bridegroom Of
Sioux Falls, and Rev. e. w. Jenney, at the
home of the latter in Winona, MINI. DR..
Thrall is superintendent of Congregational
missions in South Dakota. His bride is
the daughter of Professor G. c. Tucker,
business manager of Spelman Seminary of
Atlanta Ga, -
CEDAR FALLS. IOWA-Charles A. PelI,
assistant professor Of athletics and coach
of the football, team of the State Normal
school,, and Miss Eta Mernera were last
eyering rnarrisd at tile home ofs sthe brides
parents. The marriage is the closing chap
ter in a school, romance. sHH s.!
I FERGUS FALLS, MINN.--Announce-
ments We're received here to-day Of the
! marriage of Miss Bertha Brewer and
Ernest G. Toan, at the brides home at
st. Charles Mimi, on Dec. 26. They will
reside in Madison, Wis.
| SUPERIOR, WIs.-The marriage Of
Miss Mabel Pierce to William H. Conner
ford of, the secretary. of states office at
| Madison took place to-day at the home Of
| the bridess parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.. w.
! Pierce They will reside in Madison. -,
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| s3pEADNVOOD, S. D.-The marriage OF
! Maurice. Niederman and Miss Anna, !Co1-
man was, a. fashionable event. Nathan
Colman,$ father Of the bride, performed a
double ceremony, the civil compact being
first administered followed by the Jewish
| service, which was read in Hebrew by Mr..
Colman as acting rabbi. The ceremony
was followed by a wedding dinner
| ALBERT LEA, MINN.-Miss Mary l..
Lowe of this city married yesterday
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CANTON, s. D.-M e. Hotter. a merchant,
lost the entire proceeds Of his holiday trade
amounting TO ABOUT $soO. Ihe empty bank book
next morning on the streets. - 8
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CANTON. S. -D.-Government revenue. acol1ecl
1 tots have az oeen making war on the blind pigs,
kind. Nearly $500 in cash for ]. government
licenses is said to have changed hands One
of the liquor vendors has disappeared for parts
liuQucncieS. - - Z
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|KIMBALL, S. D.-Mrs. Cynthia Samuels
slipped and fell thru an opening into a cistern,
but grasped the edge.of the cistern with both
and was rescued. = ~
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LAKE BENTON IMPROVING
Corporations Did Their Full Share
Satisfactory Showing.

LAKE BENTON, MINN.-The improvements of
enumerated as follows: The Lake Benton M Milling
company a large elevator in connection with it's
mill In which it has installed dynamo for
running the eevuting and cleaning machinery,
fbs and ss3 The m for the
with pumping house and large tank for supply
Ing Its engines with water The little park on
the right-of-way near the station has been
laid thru it, and fine bandstand erected in the
center, all surrounded by a neat pipe fence. the
the city: The railroad company has also built
side side frae track Eaan, to the milling plant
Smokestach and painted Its building thru0ut
The Lincoln County Telephone company has in
stailed the new automatic electric system by
system sS has also been extended to 1vanhoe and
thousand squares Of cement sidewalk and cross
ings have also beel laid. =
AUSTIN. MINN-Tuesday was the fftiath
wedding anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs. John H.
th1 Hiek1k @ "a and ID a large company Of friends spent
ok and Miss Christy s. Behhett We're married M ea at
Evansville Wis, Deer go, 1883 They came otc
d9en hs ft t fosy sere % e 10
at the and an address ss Of
was made by Rev. c. D. Belden A urse of gold
was presented Mr.. and Mrs. Hickok
TRACY, M1NN.-The Tracy district of young
rally at Bala aton. Delegates were present from,
Iracy Garvin, Marshall and other places.
Rey W: d; Stires of Tracy spoke upon evan
gelism in the church at large and tile district
president, Rev. L. F. Badger of Redwood Falls.
on tnristian stan Endeavor and evangelism. Rev.
A.; A. Palmer made an address on How to
Win Our Associate Members" and Rev. r. d,
Acheson on Personal Work. ~ - -
HASTINGS. M1NN.-The remains Of Mrs
Katherine kalkes, wife of Peter Kalkes, formerly
of this city, who died In st. Paul, arrived
yesterday the funeral taking place; from sta
Wi1ke vas held her. 1at 5Fosidenee YES.
terday afternoon, Rev. Jacob ,Schadegg offciat-
ing. 49,, ',,'.~r - %
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ABERDEEN, S. -D.-L. It. Van slyke,
an attorney was married last evening, his
bride being Miss Elsie Weber one of the
best-lznoWn. young ladies of the city, and
a noted beauty. They went east on a trip.
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''PERCY" PITCHER
"ONLY A GIRL Z
HOW SHE NIASQUERADED IN
MONTANA AS A BOY.
Got into Fast Set and Held Her Own
in Games and Orgies-Daughter OF
a Wealthy Kentuckian Hid Her Sex
Until Taken nl-An Helena Fooled.
Special to Th. Journal.

Helena, Mont, Dec. 30.-With the con-,
sent of the father, a wealthy organ rnanHts
facturer Of Louisville, KY, pretty Alice
Pitcher, 21 years old, has for three yeasTS
been masquerading thru Montana as a boXs
and her undoing came as a result Of cold
contracted while driving with a young,
lady. saei
The exposure Of her identity created A.
sensation in Helena, where she avs
known as "Percy" Pitcher 1t is learned
from an intimate friend of Percy" 'that
three years ago she overheard her physi7
clan in Louisville tell her father that she
was threatened with consumption, but
that If she could get out west and rough it
she might be able to ward of the disease;
After consultation with her father,
she donned suit of clothes belonging to
her brother, and with only sufficient
funds to provide for her immediate wants
jshe arrived in Montana.
After spending her ready cash she ae-
cepted a position pushing ore cars in
mine at Hasset, but finding this too heavy
for her frail constitution, resigned. Later
she worked on q ranch. -,
She then came to Helena, where she be-
icame splendid biIliardist and acquired q
! thoro knowledge of baseball, smoked Gig
Earettes and, rs the finishing touch to be-
coming thoro westerner, held a sack for
jack snipe. ,'' r
! While driving with young lady two
weeks ago feTCy CO1lIdcleu d SoSolS
cold, and it was necessary to summon q
| physician from whom she could not con-
ceal her identity. A telegram was sent to
Louisville and an order came for a ticket
and funds, and she has Joined her father:
! To the extent Of her finances allowed
Percy was as high a roller as any Of the
young b1oods of the town, and never failed
| to hold her own in visits to beer gardens,
variety theaters or gaming places. Her
greatest ambition was to become a base2
ball player. n Z.
| Her father is member Of the firm of
! Pitcher Bros, organ manufacturers Sof
! Louisville. ~ -
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DAVENPORT, oWA-Returnias home from a
visit with his minister, Charles fFflkins Brook
lyn Iowa. merchants loe ked himself in.sa closet
and sent 4 bullet into his heart. He is believed
to lave been deranged.
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GRAND FORKS, n. D.-Harry e. Monroe, an
in Chicago yesterday on the charge Of passing
bad checks here. -
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CROOKsTON, MINN.-Frank Fleetham, who
was W accused of being mixed up in three holdups
In East Grand Forks last September was A.
Quilted on trial here. His two companions we're
convicted. He is under second Indictment
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HAzELTON, N. D.-Miss Margaret Yeater
about % and a daughter OF Mr. and Mrs W. t.
Yeater, old residents of Emmons. county, COM
mitted suicide yesterday afternoon by taking
chlOroform. No cause for the act is known.
The funeral will be held on Thursday =
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LIVINGSTON, MoNT.-word has been rec
ceived of the accidental. killing OF Frederlsk
valley. He was hunting with friends and
while in the act of placing his rife in the
wagon it caught on the edge Of the box and
was discharged the bullet passing thru his head
and killing him Instantly, He left wife and
four children. -
ANACONDA, MONT The State Teachers as
sociatiOn convened in this city last night In ats
nual session. About thirty of Montana s leading
educators are in attendance. s,.es
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MADISON, W1s.-7-While Michael >o'Neill, a
driver of Standard Oil company wagon, was
driving down a hill after fresh fall of snow
his heavily laden wagon tank slipped and
swung around against the horses o Neil fell and
was pinioncd beneath the wagon and may die.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

MADISON, s: D.-Preparations are being COM
pleted for the next annual meeting of the South
Dakota State Horticultural society, which will
be held in Madison on JAM 10, 20 and 21.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

FERTILE, M1NN.-Fifty dollars was stolen
from @ the NO Northern Pacific station last night
on a man who was recently DISCHARGED by the
company, and he will be arrested : -
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LE sUEUR: M1NN.-The railroad Toulouse
effected into the saloons of Trainor Brothers and
fpanz " Duerrenberger,. and from the former
atto Szo was taken ana a smaller sum from the
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

ALBERT. LEA, MINN.-Miss Mary L.
Lowe Of this city was married Yesterday
afternoon to Arthur N. Young of Collins,
Ohio, Rev Fred r. Dreweet performing
the ceremony. They will reside in Collins.
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Madison & Co. destroyed the entire stock Of the
company. The building wes not materially dam
aged The loss Is estimated at S1O. 600.