The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-15

RED WING, MINN.-F. NJ. Wilson has not
toruey general notwithstanding the pressure
brNight to bear upon him by his friends. He
WI publish letter this week stating his posi-
defective chimney stovepipe was the
cause, Of FIRE at the home Of Christ skranstad
by which the entire house was destroyed. The
household effects were nearly all burned.
MORA, M1NN,-rhe State bank Of Mora has
taken largely by local business men. The follow
ing officers were elected: President G. e. Will
c. F. Mahnke: assistant cashier. William Sta.
ples.-The Masonic lodge elected the following
Gen w s. d. senHE
The republican county convention elected Henry
Rines chairman and Charles serline secretary Of
the county committee.
HENDRUM, MINN.--To-day was a gala day
at 10 a. nj In the afternoon the Norman County
%ss:: {: ?,ss$: ri Ss
eachers' association held rous1ng meeting. The
schoolhouse could not accommodate the crowd and
was mimic characterization Of school thirty
years ago, by Buffalo Bill'' johnson, local
humorist. - 800
EXCELSIOR, MINI. Excelsior will have
new lighting system early this spring. There is
which agrees to put in an approved ga. ting
system. II this Is not done mn electric light
g Rs IS not
fer has leased his bakery to G. Harsow for five
years. ....'
HIBBING, MINI DIR. W. A. Manson is to
retire from the practice Of medicine at once
weeks blizzard. work in the lumber camps in
this district has been greatly affected. Log
gng roads are all snow. bound and hauling i al:
are almost covered over with drifts.
raHrprvorrr 1rYnY,y g. a..
was decided to open the State Bank Of Kandiyohi
on March q. new brick building for the
is IN Of mi ssn
son Of Willmar vice president. The ca shisr is to
be elected at later meeting.
HAsT1NGs. MINI. funeral of Miss Mary
Florence Fahy was held from the Church Of the
widow Of Patrick DUNN died at Douglas yester-
day Of cancer.--Joseph Mccoy Of South St. Paul.
charged with Grand larceny. has been released
ALBERT LEA. M1NN:-Thor sande died of
typhoid fever.-A meeting Is to be held tonight
with view to organizing golf club-The coun-
ty commissioners are to meet on Monday:-JThe
annual meeting of the Freeborn County Agrtcultu.
raj society will be held on March O.. 49,.
unmarried man. living on homestead north OF
It is feared by friends that he met With fou
play or was killed by wolves.
WATERvILLE, MINN.-Mrs l.. G. Reynolds
died at her home in this city. She was an ole
resident. The funeral was conducted by mem
Eers of the o.. d. s.. Of which order she was
chaplain. .> .-.F' -
ST. CLOUD, M1NN.-John Beumer Of. st
Augusta, was struck In the face with a flying
piece of a broken saw while at work in 1um
Der camp. His right ear was cut on, his scall
torn and his face badly lacerated.
K1EsTER, M1NN.-The Kiester Courier oface
the Citizens bank and Smiths barber shop wer
totally destroyed Both buildings will, be re
built. The fire is supposed to have started iron
a defective fue. '.-.
BATTLE LAKE, MINN.-Caleb Guisness die,
of typhoid fever, aged 35. He belonged to tn
l. o. o. f. and A. o. u. W. lodges and will b.
buried by the former on Thursday.
LONG PRAIRIE, M1NN.-James Arthur say
| he is the champion wolf killer Of the county,
not of the state. So far this winter he ha
killed forty-t1ye wolves.
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HANsKA, MINN.-The state institute attract
| ed many farmers. and Messrs. Trow, Yahnk
| and Henry, the instructors, aroused much In
| terest.
ROCHESTER, M1NN.-John ziegle, who cam
here from Wfnona, was convicted OF sellin
! liquor without a license and fined $75 and costs
| ARGYLE. MINN.-P: 8. Nelson sold his stor