Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-07-20
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE.

A4uy u1Cs
Aid Huber of St. Paul presents to
board of aldermen an ordinance to
abolish free lunches.
The state prison paid into the state
treasury $3O,412.70 collected at the
Irvine plant in June.
The completion of the new capitol
depends on the Italian marble col
umns for grand stairway.
Marcele Barnhart of Little Falls,
aged 10, was seriously burned by the
explosion of a can of powder.
Robert, the 2-year-old-son OF A.
Henning, St. Paul, falls from Sec
ond story window and is killed.
Burglars wreck the safe in the
store of John Berrisford, 1922 North
st. Adams street, St. Paul, and get
SIS.
A 6-months-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Tatroe of Swanville was
Emothered to death in the bed cloth
ing.
John Twohy, switchman from
Willmar, was instantly killed in tho
Great Northern yards at Brecken-
ridge.
r. A. Durkee was reelected presi-
dent of the St. Paul Board of Trade
at special election held in the board
rooms.
Eustache Thomas, a homesteader,
living near Grand Portage, shot a
large pelican along the shore of Lake
Superior.
The unidentified body of terribly
mangled man was found by DR.. Geo.
Alley of Long Lake about mile east
of that place.
Over about Galway the other day
they had little hail storm in which
the pellets were of the regulation
size Of hens eggs.
Burglars overlooked $500 in an Of
fort to get $1.o5 from the safe of the
Falconer laundry, 500 Second avenue
south, Minneapolis.
The Baptists of the state expect to
have big time at the summer assem-
bly, which opens at Mound, Lake
Minnetonka, July ~.
The city council of St. Paul will be
asked to pass an ordinance requiring
that street cars be stopped while fire
apparatus is passing.
The Great Northern is spending a
lot of money this summer cutting
down grades and otherwise improving
it's main line in Minnesota.
Fire at Brainerd wrecked the NJ. j
Reilly block, entailing an estimated
loss of $4,000 on building and stock
M. j. Reilly's loss is $4,000.
G. T. Williams, a travelling sales.
man for Winecke & Doerr, Minneap
oils cigar dealers, was found dead il
bed at the Hotel Royal, Menomonie
Wis.
Preparations for the Twin City
joint entertainment of the Indiana
Allied Editorial association in Mime
apolis and St. Paul have beer
dropped.
Harvey Van Horn of Nashwauk
Mesaba range, was robbed yesterda,
of $40 by two highway men within
sight of the business center of Du
luth.
Fire was discovered in the rear O.
the art studio at Grand Meadow. I
was quickly subdued, but not unit
the building was badly wrecked. NJ
insurance.
It is now definitely established tina
two young boys, Frank Olzewski an<
Harry Nowicki, were drowned by fall
ing from the levee wall at Winon;
while in wading.
Seven accidents occurred in Winon;
in celebrating the Fourth, but nom
was of a very serious character. Gl
ant frecrackers and blank cartridge
caused the injuries.
C. A. Bloom had his pocket picke'
of a. gold watch in a North Mali
street saloon at Saltwater. A sus
pected man was searched by the pc
lice, but the timepiece was not found
The Merchants and Manufacturer
State Bank of Minneapolis, having
capital of $4,000, was authorized t.
begin business yesterday by the pub
lie examiner. T. A. Haugen is cash
Ter.
Two men held up the barkeeper il
Miller's saloon, New Prague, and sc
cured between $500 and $500 from tn
cash drawer. The men were Swedes
and got away without revealing thei
identity.
The state treasury received $31, ~
from the state of Virginia and $13
425 from Alabama in payment of si
months interest on bonds purchase
out of the Minnesota permanen
school fund:
Esther Friedman, the 8-year-ol
daughter of Louis Friedman of Min
neapolis, died at the Swedish hospita
yesterday from tetanus, which result
ed from wound made by cap pis
toll in the palm of her hand.
The statistics of the REGISTRATION dj
vision of the Minneapolis postofic
for the last two years show consid
cradle increase for this year over last
both in the number of letters, pal
cells and official letters received an
sent out of the city.
Emil Loisele, ~ years old, of Littl
Canada, was blown through a stor
window by the explosion of can O
powder, and there is little hope TO
his recovery.
The Great Northern hotel and cor
tents, owned by Karl Besksow, an
one of the landmarks of Mora
burned. The guests escaped with dill
ficulty.
} The 18-months-old child of Do
Thompson at Excelsior drank swa
low or two of toothache medicine