Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21


Pier GOSSIP S $. 1 !.
l Hamline. hirty stud Tents reeei1s
degrees s. the uniyersity
81 6, Peter. ,hhe consumption 81 butt
E 4, ! 3 decreases Ia state instit lions.
81 s.. Paul. Afore than Ii, 900 visit the
public baths on the opening day.
" Hastings. The body Of on uniden.
titled man & found on the road near
Highwood. Us
ST. Paul. This live stock sanitary
board reports an epidemic Of rabies
in the northern part OF the state.
St. Paul. More than 800 delegates
to the Interstate National Guard as.
sociatio are expected in st. Paul.
a St. Paul. IF ur members Of the
board Of county commissioners have
2 narrow, escape during runaway.
Perham. Jacob Keller, aged 70, o
I farmer living south OF here, was
killed by having woodpile fall on
him. s: ' ..s.ss= I, .S1 b.
New sweden.-John Grandy wins
first prize in the May, butter scoring
contest Of the state dairy depart
ment. . $' @ !. :. . ss: 5.5|,. Z.
81 St. Paul. Gustave Hassler, Jr.,
leans from q train. strikes his head
against q bridge and lis probably IA
tally injured. II. I: ..s: :S...
rs St. Paul.-The returns from some
Of the older settled counties show q
decrease in population during the
last five years. ss %sss ...5 Y. II 4
+ South St. Paula. s.. Francis,
depot agent of the Chicago Great
Western railway, was elected mayor
of that city,. ~ MI. x .>s. +. =.
st. Cloud Our people istrenuously
object to the using of the fire whistle
as q sign to the kids that bed time
has arrived. ~ ~.
St. Paul The body of an unknown
man was taken from the Mississippi
river at the St. Paul boom by John
Olson, ariverman. -. -
A1AASA W. --AASAAJ <AAtAAs ~ years
old, fell from q wagon and was al
most instantly killed. He had no
relatives in this country. ~, -
St. Paula three-year-old boy,
while waving goodbye to his father,
falls from the second story window
Of his home and is killed. RI
Aankato.- THE Evangelical Luther
an Hospital association of southern
Minnesota has determined to build
large hospital in Mankato. $500
St. Paul.-Messrs. Barrett & Zim-
norman had received the contract to
supply the government with 176 ar
ti1lery and four cavalry horses. ,1'
Minneapolis.-After ten years Of
work, the government lock and dam
at Meeker: Island, known officially as
lock and dam No. 2, is completed.
St. Anthony Park.-A new dwelling
the property and residence of Chris
tian Anderson, janitor at the state
school Of agriculture, was burned.
st. Paul.-Tony Marienelli, two
year-old boy, LOG South Robert street,
was seriously bitten in the face by
dog owned by the child's father.
T Red Lake Falls.-During severe
electrical storm the North Side school
house was struck by lightning and
burned to the ground with contents.
Crookston.-John Wigdahl, prom
inent farmer residing near Rothsay,
was struck by the Great Northern
west-bound flyer and instantly killed.
Warren.--The Swedish American
State bank was authorized to do
business by the state superintendent
Of banks. 81 The bank is capitalized
at $4,000. =. ~. :@"s 49, .7*s
Minneapolis.-May stamp sales at
the local postofhce amounted to
$106, 216.ss, an increase of $11,015.12,
or 11.5 per cent over the sales for
May, 1904. r. ,.s>~ >
Notwithstanding the electric
storm lightning struck, the big barn
on the Huntoon farm. A number of
men were at work in the barn at the
time. Two of the men were knocked
down but not injured. Il,
=. st. Paul Smallpox is again de-
creasing in the state. Only 81 new
cases were reported last week, while
during March the number ran as
high as $50. The contagion always
subsidies in summer. -. Il" -
.Brainerd.- Borden, three
| years old, was drowned in the Mile
Lac, near Midland, yesterday after
noon. The body was recovered. She
was a daughter of Mrs. Dave Borden,
a widow. Ill., E. Ill.,. -
st: SPaul.-Fentons G. Warner, su-
pervisor for the state census for St.
Paul, believes that the population of
that city is about 100000 and that
the census returns this summer will
show the total figures slightly over
that mark. -. T.. \,
Crookston.-H the error of a re-
cording clerk in the legislature last
winter is not corrected, the Crooks
ton Agricultural school, created by
the Bennett bill,a will receive this
year $4,000 for the erection of build
ings. : <s y e. = m II s
Fosston.- Ground has been broken
for a new $4,000 high school build
ing for this place. A. r.. Amber, the
contractor, has. already begun work
with a large crew of men. The build
ing will be completed by Oct, Is. The
structure will be of brick, 54x7o feet.
Duluth The ore shipments from
Duluth and Two Harbors for the
month Of May reached record break
I in0 figures. The Duluth. %:Missah~ e.