The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-25
TWO DEBATES IN APRIL
Carleton to Meet Beloit and Upper
Iowa University.

NORTHFIELD, MINN.-The preliminaries for
tho third annual debate between the sophomores
week to decide who shall represent Carleton.
SIX or eight men are IRE trying for places on the
Carleton will have another debate in April
an intercollegiate one with the Upper Iowa uni
yersity-which will take place at Fayette, Iowa.
The prelninaries will be held soon. =.
wATERvILLE, MINN.-Mrs. Joseph Bailey.
wife of business man, died after an illness Of
The ee n1 ow
that NAM of the household effects were re-
NIGHT in Re boTns ae png
game he was struck Just above the foot with a
Mo- hos have fHs been esn baore IN th bs
tory Of the town.
BAGLEY, M1NN.-The county commissioners
appointed Fl. J. Hoist sheriff to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the removal of Swan Torkelson.rhe
year party next Monday eyening.-The Farmers
insurance company elected the following off
GERS: President, II. Hoist; vice president, Ole
Nosen; treasurer. l. Berglund; secretary. Henry
Huseby.
HOWARD LAKE, MINN.-At a meeting Of
ization was perfected With the following OH.
Vice president, Mr. wright Montrose ' secretary Sec
Thomas Scanlon, Buffalo; treasurer. Alonzo
ton Delano b. b. christopher, Howard Lake
and Paul Templia, Buffalo.
FERTILE. n1iNN--rhe pioneer merchant, J:
8 La Due. IS about to retire from business and
Is selling his stock at auctlon.-Earnest W.
brought here from Palo Alto. Cal, where he went
a short time ago, for his health. The Workmen
had charge of the funeral, which was largely
attended.
FRAzEE, MINI The new town of Altoona
seven miles southwest of Frazee, is preparing for
boom in the summer. The town is on the sur
store has been erected and others are projected
Many lots have been sold on which buildings
will be erected in the spring.
WAsEcA, M1NNMJohn Mal9ney, one Of the
dent Of the county forty seven years.-Ex-
last nrh He about 8 snd ae9 eng
| and five children.
H1BB1NG, M1NN.-The funeral services of
Mrs. r. L. Gifin was held yesterday afternoon.
he dfa from are and h9sbepd agd
81, died yesterday. He was a resident Of Duluth
for thirty-three years. O..
DULUTH, M1NN-John W. Miller, one of
Duluth's Oldest pioneers lies at deaths door
principal store in Poplar, Wis, who came here
to purchase goods, has disappeared, and may
have met foul play. =, ~, 49,. = -
ALBERT LEA, M1NN.-The little village of
Emmols Is jubilant over the decision of the
United States court which practically means that
the Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad must estab-
lish and maintain station at that point.
MADELIA, MINN.-An enthusiastic good
| roads meeting was held here. Addresses were
made and papers read by Postmaster J. e. Hay
| craft, County Auditor M. G. Fossum, Mayor G.
O. Cooley, John Bisbee and others.
| MOORHEAD MINN.-C. F. Merry, who was
held to the grand jury the charge of having
| written insurance for company not authorized
buS1Dp2S Minnesota nScQDp1 from
deputy sheriff last evening.
| MAPLEToN, MINN;-Mrs. casper schimmele
died in st. Josephs hospital at Mankato. The
| funeral was held from St. Theresas Catholic
| church, Rev. Father Stack officiating.
| WINONA MINN.-At meeting here of cred
| itors Of the Connors New Store company of
| Owatonna, Delos l.. Sawyer of st. Paul was
elected trustee and his bond fixed $4,000