The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-02

FRAZEE, MINN.-There are three candidates
election, tho he and the present council have
e sn on be
close, but license is expected to carry:
A new schoolhouse is to be erected in district
10 in the town of Silver Leaf at once.
.PIpEsToNE,. M1NN.-The grocery department
will be moved into larger building.-The Jas
Been and series Of have
the alley the place for n t1
week. Jasper is in the lead.
LAKE CRYSTAL, MINI. The Welsh eistedd-
nent musicians have have been secured from nlwau-
kee. Minneapolis and Mankato. Several hun
Of
Crystal house last night. He Is "a but having
b btsH ny'a anniversary. n' "a' A'een'
MONTICELLO, MINN.-Mrs lie Roy Bryant
died at Mizpah last week and her body was
Morrfstown fol-, burial. She was former resi-
children.-The license question will be. voted
upon March 8. The prohibitionists are planning
several meetings.
ALBERT LEA, MINI Mrs Stage has just
retired from the millinery business after being
thus employed in this city for thrty-eight years.
In wrestling match Fred Nelson, black
smith OF this city, threw Walter Olson of Alden
three times III fifteen minutes Of actual wrestling.
ANoKA, MISREPRESENTATION Of the pro
posed electric railway between Anoka and Min
neapolts were In Anoka comforting with the
to cross the Mississippi bridge. It will cost
$1,000 to $4,000 to make the bridge strong
enough for that purpose.
L1ToHF1EIp, M1NN;-ole Mosness, aged 81
an attorney, died of heart failure. He came
l. her frnn Ernn
and had established good practice, built al
elegant home midway between town and Lake
| Ripley and won many personal friends.
LITTLE FALLS, M1NN.-Postofnce Inspecto
Is IN the mail OF
Postmaster Fuller will move the postoffce int
new and larger quarters Immediately. Free de
| livery viii be introduced before May 1.
purchased the interest heretofere owned by II
heirs of the late Senator Stockton. IN tn
Faribault furniture factory and roller mills =
Mrs. Elizabeth St. Martin died at age of e
ST. CLOUD, INN.-Daniel ehirk will dis
pose Of his business here and seek another :locs
tion.-Negotiations are pending for g dissolutio
of the partnership between Hassell & Skumant,
:: dealers in paints and wall paper
cAss LAKE, MINN.-The question of the L
sa has oeea tse Office
fixtures to the new quarters, adjoining the ne
United States land office block.
SPRING VALLEY. M1NN.-w. a. Cusick.
prominent farmer, died suddenly of heart di
ease. He was rs and belonged to the Mason
lodge. The funeral was held this afternoon
4 the AIasons
SALTWATER, MINN.-Frank j. Granqui
, died last night of pneumonia. He was an CT
l cient police officer. ~ He was 3S years and lie
wife and three children.
GRAUEvuLE, M1NN.-R w. McKeon. pl
prietor Of the Graceville Enterprise, has d
posed OF 1t to 81. L. Day, OF this CITY, who W
take possession March 10.
ST. CLOUD, MINN.-Ray sweany. formerly
St. Cloud, died at Towner, N. D.. Of quick CO
8 sumption, aged 16.
il CENTERvILLE, MINN.-Harvey .. Hufsmi,
5, a farmer, has fled petition in voluntary bar
L ruptcy.
If wAsECA, MINI The proposed new char
y was defeated at a special election held here
L day.
y NApLETON MINN,-John Drews.- Sr., an az
id and reHJected5 pioneer home ST.