The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-16

GLENCOE, M1NN-rhs Glencoe Creamery as
WEIGH, president: J. ssabik, secretary; NJ. Thoe-
nf 1o t the oetpg Of the
mons was elected president; J. H.. Dorsey. vice
president; NJ: rhoeny. cashier; 7. NJ Paine and
city hall Friday evening.,-Dr. b. r Allen, who
ing.-Rev. Fathers Busch and Arctander are
holding special services at st. George Catholic
church. :: ...
DETROIT, M1NN:-The high schools of Wa
dena and Detroit will hold an o old spell
Marie Kogstad, stephania .zeiansky, frankie Ta7.
ton Youngberg.-John X. west. president of the
Commercial club, has called special meeting of
Importance to the city will be considered-The
winter session of the Red River Deanery will
convene on Wednesday and Thursday.
LUvERNE, MINIMIZE special meeting of
the village council called for the purpose OF
davits against Marshal Dave Clegg. alleging ex-
tortion for giving immunity against prosecution
for the purpose of permitting Austin to reach
here from St; James; and also to- permit clegss
been asked to resign pending the investigation.
ANoKA MINN.-The Philolectians were en-
!. II. Frank. Miss Martha Scott Anderson of
The Minneapolis Journal an honored guest
Journalism" Miss Kate Sargent contributed a
| piano solo and Mines. Piper. Smith and Wynan
Ie rI on ts ptnn0 by Mrs. Hen
rotary in place of Mrs. r. Z. Geddes, resigned
WAsECA, M1NN.-Captain G. C. Gomez died
this morning after several weeks Illness He
was member of the Ninty fourth New York
chosen first Of his company and after
wards captain. He was taken prisoner at the
Of or lefty ur;b and Vas confined in Libby
| in 1864 and auditor of this county from
| 1865 to 1870. .
! RED WING, MINN.-The stockholders of the
Workers Cooperative Mercantile company have
| elected the following officers: President, Louis
W; Hempftling; vice president, Joseph +. Rein
bolt; secretary, Frank A. Hayes; treasurer, AL
W be- H.
the potteries are the principal stockholders.
MAPLEToN, M1NN.-y. J. Greiner general
merchant. will incorporate on Feb. with a
! capital stock of $4,000 The incorporation
of Mapleton. George A. Dutoit of Chaska and
II. F. Iroost OF Mankato; $50, 600 Of the stock is
of stores thruout the state.
! FRAZEE, M1NN.-The First National bank
| held its regular meeting yesterday and the old
directors were reelected, and D. Mackyear, as
sistant cashier of the First National bank of
H. Wilcox was reelected president and L, ".
Oberhauser cashier. The regular dividend was
declared and good amount passed into the
surplus fund.-
LUvERNE. MINI. The sixteenth annual
meeting of the Southwestern Minnesota Medical
association held here. The officers for the
ensuing year are: Priesdent, DR.. F. Y. Weiser
Wndom: vice president. DR.. C. o. Wright. I,u
verne: secretary and treasurer, DR.. II. D. Jencks
Pipestone; censors DR.. A. Il. Spaldng. Luverne
DR.. NJ. L. Sullivan Adrian; DR.. F. NJ. Manson
Worthington.
LITTLE FALLS, MINN.-,rhe Upper Missis
sippi Valley Medical association elected the fol
/ lowing officers: President DR.. J. J. McIIinnOn
Wadena; vice president. DR.. J. G. Millspaugh
Little Fails: secretary. DR.. J A. Thabes. Brain
The next meeting will be held at Aitkin or
April Ii.
4 ALEXANDRIA. MINI. H. Letson VIII
March 10. J. c. Blake's lease exniring at that
time.-Anton Shredder of st. Ie1l will builG
large cottage at Browns Point in the spring
John Swenson and Mrs. Victoria Tfgerstron
were married at Fargo N. D.. this week.
DELANo, MINN:AThe following officers o.
the NJ. w. a. were installed: Adam Horsch
V. c.; J. A. Merriman W. A.. r. A. Pickruhn
banker; w. E. Cowle. escort; Louis Brandser /
e.: Fred Steward. O.. g.: R. ]. Walker mana
ger After the ceremonies a fine banquet wa
served
! CALEDONIA. MINN.-Fred Glueck who i
7 wanted on the charge of DESERVING his wife ant
j Will be brought back by the sheriff.
WASHINGTON SPRINGS, s. D.-Miss Lila,
izer delivered two lectures. one in the NJ II
+ church and the other in the seminary chapel Il
| large and appreciatiye audiences.