The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-30
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
9Grand Forks, N. D., June 30.-Several strong
addresses are slated for the convention Of the
North Dakota Bankers association here on July
REYNOLDS viii tax on he Torrsn est9 rite sys
tenn E. A. Merrill, president of the Minnesota
Loan & Trust company on Trust Companies and
Their Relation to Commercial Banks; II. 3.
Shaw, Superintendent Of western branches of the
Union Bank of Canada, Canadian Banking
Important subjects will be considered such
as bank deposit insurance, burglary Insurance.
care of time locks, par points for collection.
bank money order Endorsement, bankruptcy 10"
repeal bank advertising and standing rewards for
criminal apprehension.
Delegates will be shown the city July ana IN
the evening a reception will be given at the
Town and Country club. On Saturday evening
the first annal excursion will begin Special
and the ssteamer America for cruise around
Isle ROyale. Several Minnesota and twin city
bankers will make this trip.
Comes from Austria to Wed.
Great Northern train WednesoaS esehihe se
For the first time in her life met FLIP Anon.
Yesterday afternoon they we've married, the
brides arrival in Grand For@ ending journey
that e4arted in Austria.
Amen is a tailor by trade. Back IN Hungar!
several years ago he was married. firing OF
q his native country and bein ganx1ous 10 see
free America he came to the United states 10
make home for his wife He came later to
brand Forks and found steady employment but
5drs. Anon declined to leave the country VI Ael
firth, even for America.
Some thing over year ago Anon applied lor
/ decree of divorce, which was ranted. Among
the aequaintances he made in Grand FORKS was
man who formerly lived in Austria sister re-
,mblic Of Hungary and this man told him that
q decree of divorce, which was granted Among
these relatives Was il niece, and 1t was arranged
that Anon and the niece should be introduced
and for year letters have been regular messen-
gers between them. photographs were exchanged
s End when the niece, Miss Anna Stack, stepped
from the train at Grand Forks she had no diff
aulty in recognizing the man whom she had made
: Journey half around the world to marry. ),
1Iubler's Marital Woes.
CDR. WfNHeld NJ Huber, prominent dentist
st Park River has brought an action for d1-
2orce from Mrs MeQ5e Huber, whom he charges
Nth cruel and inhuI,an tmsnt If h half What
he. claims In his complaint is true ne hao 4
very strenuous time Of it for four years. s.
The couple were married Mt Grafton May l6,
1900 and lived together until July -. l9o4. IN
all their married life, the doctor says, she was
guilty of extreme cruelty. She on numerous
occasions visited his office and by the use OF
vile and profane language not only disgraced him
but drove MA ON many sic
on which happened to be handy. Once at Graf
ton she threw lighted lamp at him. In Grand
Forks in 1901 Mrs Huber attacked her hus-
band with butcher knife and stabbed MIN LII IN
the shoulder, severely wounding him. In l9o2,
at Park River, she struck him with dipper and
knocked him senseless, and on numerous occasions
b %t te M n P anher Ese
living in Berlin, Germany.
Royal Arch Masons Elect.
Installation of officers last evening closed the
annual meeting of the grand chapter OF Roya
Arch NTasons of North Dakota The installation
:" ceremony conducted by Evarts G. Stevens
priest. The officers:
Grand high priest, E. G. Guthrie, Fargo; depu
ty C. w. Greene, Devils Lake; king, John Ries
beck, Dickinson; scribe. Frank II. Sprague, Graf
ton: treasurer, A. c. Mather, Grand Forks; sec
h beeary Faro; prineipa1 so5ourner
w L.. Williamson, Lisbon; royal arch captain
III. d. White, Jamestown; chaplain, l.. G. Moul
trie, Valley City; master third vail, Arson Bart
left. Mandan; master second vail c. A. Hale
Grand Forks; sentinel, G. D. Tillson, earring
h ton.
Mehodist cnurea %as heid
Rev. Or. Dodds Of creoasto n p restnn ox
8 r. B. Smith VINO will attend the summe
school Of theology at Garrett Biblical institute
BARNEsvILLE MINN.-The special election
to vote on the waterWorks proposition resulted !,
the city FOR $4,000
vote stood 2os for and 40 against. The cit,
council contempletes putting in modern plant
PRESTON. MINI. The Fillmore County Oh
Settlers Soldiers and Sailors association he'll
lis annual reunion here Yesterday. Officers o
the are
Preston. and secretary, F. e. Titus Of Lenora.
WHITE EARTH. MINN.-special Agen
Thomas Downs and School Supervisor Sam D
Davis Of the United States Indian service an
s. NJ. Brosius agent of the indian Rights asso
ctatton Of Westminster are at this agency
OWATONNA, MINN.--The annual convention
of the Woman's Christian Temperance union
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