The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-05
NORTHWEST'S FOURTH
GOOD WEATHER AND LARGE AT
TENDANCE UPON INDEPEN-
DENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS.

Superior. wis. July 6.-The feature Of the
en Rho ofe the FIRST the
held in. Superior, fifty years ago Yesterdays
original part Of the city which was first settled
by the whites in 1853 while 1854 saw the first
John were introduced the original Fourth Of
July celebrants.
Grand Forks. y: D.. July "a trainload Of
the Fourth naf and to see the 6s ing mes ss
Hastlhss: 3,Iinns July S;-IndePendenese Day
music BY Prices Cadet band Of Prescott, Wis,
took place in the morning and program of
participated in the Fourth Of July celebration.
ig display Of reSorks in the evening Ing were on
wills, MINI July 5.~The largest celebration
ever had here took place yesterday. About ten
New Pa T len MINI, July 5-This village
the IN n sna sa' uy $Ss
y q q 70 a. Eden yai{sy Won 'f from
nsA[ srf an Ms July Fe Tsother
Senator Sei7ray Of Black River Falls The
Huron, s. d. July 5- iHee't three days street
carnival and Fourth Of July, celebration closed
Fifteen thousand enjoyed the celebration and no
serious accident occurred.
asSi0 Se. w BY July 'A fs crowd JAMES
O,Connor OF Milwaukee delivered the grafton and
Ade of sa the of
races, and fireworks in the evening made up the
program .... -.. ..
Elk Mound, Wis, July 5-catholic Foresters of
Minneapolis defeated the Elk Mound team yes
terday afternoon by score of 0 to g.. The
Of Milwaukee eee s'''' wac A'"o' " . a. Hutton
saltwater, Mimi, July "a young son of
ra the pam his @ hend IoeEa RstG IS
feared H., as the wound is an ugly, one 4 child
of William g. Bronson, Jr., had its hand
yerely burned by frecracker
Brainerd; MIMI, July GA 12-year-old boy
explosion OF a loaded cane and the plate glass
window Of the NlcGinness department store
shattered One part of castiron ball pierced
the boys leg and three pieces struck the win
Humboldt, Iowa. July SIS A. Nelson, county
clerk, was the tor at Rutland and the Hum
boldt band went to Gilmore City. At Rutland
a baseball team of that town defeated the Bode
nine.
Canton. S, D, July 5.-The celebration was in
the hands Of, Of the management Of the Canton as.
Independence. Miss Ben-olel, a missionary di-
sity of Wisconsin delivered the grafton.
Barmont. Mimi, July 5.-The largest crowd
celebration and street carnival. senator clapp
snS
thronged the streets yesterday. The decorated
showed commendabe enterprise. The orator of
the day, Dr. Reese, delivered an eloquent aad
tween Rushford and Lanesbor0 kept the crowds
in good humEr nn L an won to O.
one s q the most % Ss eSe0f history Ve
the village 1t consisted Of athletic sports, horse
ham G and Wadens was Won Sa Pernam by to
Luyerne, MINI, July 5.-The day, was idea
Van SAINT accompanied by Mrs. Van SAINT, ar
NV IN tha aud dali ~,
address ana spent the entire day here witness
ing al of the entertaipments possible, returnin:
Bloom. RSoaington MIN jSy g "a large crow
SetWssn the BOOTIngson team and the Bloom
The enosF g team r tne ws 1v. but Se
Lagrange delivered a short but interesting ad
dress in the afternoon. Then the foot ant
Pelican Rapids, Mimi, July 5.-The Fourth
was celebrated here in regulation style with
parade to the grove where national songs wer
sung by the school children Charles L. Alex
ander was the orator. Never before in the his
tory Of the place was there such crowd J.
the evening the Battle of Manila" was pre-
sented in fireworks the river.
Red Lake Falls, Mimi. July 5-,seven thor
sand from the country and surrounding town
attended the celebration. The parade had NOR
than twenty FIVE floats. The speaker sena
tor John A. johnson Of st. Peter. Thief Rive
Falls defeated Red Lake Falsl In a ball gam
by score of to o. The log rolling contest a
tracted large crowd
Charles City, Iowa, July 5.-Fifteen thousan
celebrated the Fourth at Charles City. Governt
Cummins was the and he made scho
arly address. The parade a mile
length and consisted in part Of magnificent float
the military company, the fire department an
four bands.
Charles City, Iowa, July 5.---Louis Fisher
merchant tailor, lost a thumb and two fingers
the explosion of giant frecracker.
Canton, s. D., July 5.--Captain A. NJ. job
son, chief of police. was injured by the expl
sion Of nm overcharged dynamite cane. F
sustnined severe wound in the calf of his lie
leg and had to be taken to the hospital.