The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-11
BRANCH FARMERS EXCHANGE
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Polk County Agriculturists Will Com
Dlete Organization This Week.

CROOKsTON. MINN.-The farmers of Polk
county. will gather in Crookston on Tuesday to
tional Farmers Exchange. The preliminaries
have been arranged at two meetings held the
county branch is already close to 100 1t is
proposed to extend the work to every township
in the COUNTY tS and this feature ss will be dwet
The Elks held a special meeting to welcome
d. d,tad f. f. WhitGomb special deputy grand es
candidates were antlered, and smoke social
with vaudeville features closed the evening. The
secret societies In Crookston.
Crookston Redmen will entertain on the night
of the 9 nede masked ike ball has been planned
be in aboriginal ,garb and the piece viii have
historical incident among the Red Lake band
o Paul Bush. Bush; an engineer on the Great Northern
road, rescued the members Of family from
| bravery. - :. :
| The revival services under the auspices of the
Methodsts have assumed such proportions that
the other churches have asked that they be made
Of union nature. All of the churches will
take part and the converts will be at liberty to
affiliate with whichever society they prefer The
meetings are conducted by Rev. Marley Wilson.
Of Elgin, III, who is assisted by Mr.. and Miss
The Roseau county seat fight has reached the
| briefs in the from the attorneys. It is
sought to remove the seat from Roseau to
firm Of Collins & Walsh dissoiving' s. T.. Collins
the business in the line Of agricultural
terest Of L. 8. Sargent in the business Of the
Crookston Ice company. "N
An Al Important mp, change will be made in the
mencing Tuesday ,a when the paper will come out
been arranged for, a new dress secured, and ar
rangements made to circulate the paper on all
trains that reach Red river valley points. The
Journal is under the management Of v. w.
Iothrop, long experienced in the business in the
twin cities, Chicago and other places, with F.
l.. Durand as managing editor.
} H1NCKLEY, M1NN.-At the annual meeting
!, OF the :, Hinckley Cooperative Creamery company
rick, president; =. H. Holbert, TREASURER; H. B
Lyon, John Koksma and John Best. directors
a. j. Gay yo will probably be retained as butter
: those present that the prospects before tn,
creamery were better than ever before as ther'
: since the organization Of the creamery.
wAYzATA, M1NN.-while Edward Kella
was handling revolver which he did not know
,s the ,e piess was accidentally ais
and the bali struck her in the side o' Dr. lib Tib
belts failed to locate the bullet and Mrs. Kellar'
: charges short time before the accident, bu
unknown to him they were replaced by Mrs Kel
lars brother.
e K1MBALL, MINN.-A message has been re
d ceived from Congressman Buchanan stating tina
n the three rural routes laid out from thi
!. there last summer and the president made tri
e Feb. 10. The three candidates for carriers ar
,, the school principal +. B. Vincent. O. II. Hew
lie lit and Guy Moss.-The mild weather has utterl
d DESTROYED the sleighing and the wood and lumbe
ID work will be delayed.
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ii HASTINGS, MINN.-The funeral Of Mrs. C1ar
N Emerson, widow of Nathan Emerson. was he]
e. from the Baptist church yesterday. Rev. JADE
III Blackhurst officia ted-The comedy drama ,.
er Wife's Peril" will be presented at the On ~,
er house tonight by the Hastings Dramatic con
u pany. 5-%-z
er r. - &
err NEW ULM, MINN.-Henry Schlohmann age
81, was found, hanging from nail in his roo
Ig at Carl Beyer's home. Boyer was paid by Sc
,s lohmanns children to provide for him and hl
r. housed him In shed in the rear Of the hous
al where he committed suicide. Z
ed JACKSON, MINN.-The Odd Fellows lod.
al Installed the following officers: H. w. Mile
y. 81 Andrewsen. r. s.; g.: B. Paddock, treasur