Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-06-08
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE

hdIullue university Will Celebrate
it's fftieth anniversary.
George Berger is stabbed during 4
quarrel on the upper flats.
The Minnesota delegation in. con-
gress is for revision of the tariff.
The bass fishing this season will be
the best in the history of the state.
The annual council of diocese of
Minnesota opens with an address by
Bishop Edsall.
Joseph NJ. Wolff, 693 Bradford
street, St. Paul, is killed by the caving
of a sandbank
Willie, 7-year-od son of Herman
Heberlein, was drowned in Lake
Como, at Hokah.
Leo, 3-year-old son Of Frank Hoef-
ner of La Crescent, is dead because of
eating rat poison.
Peter Rasmussen, missing for seven
years, appears at county treasurers
Office to claim legacy.
A company is incorporated to build
trolley line from St. Paul to White
Rock, Goodhue county.
A fire at the furniture store of R.
Cardoza, 40 East Seventh street,
causes a loss of $4,000.
The White Bear yachtsmen are pre-
pairing chooses a boat for the Sea-
wanhaka cup races.
A plan to establish a country club
at Frontenac is being matured by a
number of Twin City men.
Governor S. r. Van SAINT, after
Swearing off, for year, has once
more become "addicted to the weed"
Photographs of James J. Hills dairy
farm and Ayrshire cattle will be
feature of the states exhibit at St.
Louis.
Preparations are being made on
broad scale for the immigration con-
gress to DE held in St. Paul. June II
and 49,
Homeseekers' rates of one fare plus
50 will be sold during June and the
rest of the summer by practically
al western lines.
Martin Olson was arrested at Moor
head on the charge of washing can
celled postage stamps and trading
them for drinks
Sadie E. Rowells, of St. Paul, was
awarded verdict of $500 against
the city railway company in suit
in the district court.
There will be no Liberty Bell pa
rade in the Twin Cities, at least not
with the bell in line, as the commit
tee has vetoed the plan.
William T. Coe will be candidate
for the Republican nomination for
the Fifth district in opposition to
Paul Darrenberger, the 7-year-old
son of Gephard Darrenbeger, acct
dentally killed himself at LIE Sueur
while playing with a loaded shotgun.
The commencement exercises at
Hamline this year will not only mark
the end of the school year but the
semi-centennial Of the university as
we'll.
Ten thousand dollars of Little Falls
city bonds at 5 per cent, running
thirty years, have been sold to U. NJ.
Stoddard & Co., of Minneapolis, at
$500 premium.
Dull times on the .Mesaba iron
range, due to the lake strike, seem
likely to cause a movement of popu-
lation into the homestead country
of St. Louis County.
Marion Hayes was given one cent
in damages by jury in Judge Ponds
court, Minneapolis, in an action
against Isaiah Berthiume to collect
$1,000 damages for SANDER.
Walter Billings, thought to be a
professional pickpocket, was caught
with the goods on" in Minneapolis
by Henry Krumweide, formerly a
member of the police force.
Nels Erickson, a farmer from Has
tings, Mimi, fell asleep in the rear
of R. E. Cobb's commission house. His
head rested near an airhole of the
refrigerator plant in the building and
when he awoke his ears and hands
were frozen.
Goodwin Shelstad of Trenton, Wis,
was dangerously injured by the
bursting of an emery wheel at his
sawmill on Isabelle creek in Hartland.
A piece of the wheel struck him in
the breast.
Agent Simon Michelet has been in
structed to pay to the Indians ap-
proved stumpage money derived from
the blown down timber and logging
of last winter on the White Earth.
The amount is $4,000, or about $3.50
per capita
Because the management of Swift
& Co.'s packing plant at South St.
Paul refused to discharge non-union
butcher in the pork department, all
of the union men in that department,
numbering 229, struck.
The nurse girls in the insane asy-
lum at Fergus Falls have protested
against being required to dance round
dances with the male patients. Their
protest was effective, and thereafter
only square dances go.
The output of the Minneapolis flour
mills, according to the current issue
of the Northwestern Miller, increased
about $4,000 barrels over the week
previous but is still considerable
under the amount of -four ground the
corresponding week a year ago.
Peter o. Elliott, the Minneapolis
lunatic, who, armed with revolver,
attempted to force his way into the
presence of President Roosevelt, is
suicide. His ifeless body was found
dangling at the end of a short rope
from the Short Line bridge near Min
neapolis by a fisherman.
Charles Swanson, a teamster en-