Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-14
GOPHER GOSSIP.

Indians will be placed on the tax list.
South ST. Paul-Norman Wells fell
under train and received fatal in.
juries. u
Fort Snelling-Private Charles
Clements, prisoner at. the fort es.
capped 49,
st. Paul-The state medical associa-
t'on's annual convention opened in St.
Paul
St Paul.-The state will apportion
nearly 100000 among IRE depart
ments.
st Paul--The Woodland Park Bap.
list congregation will erect a 49,, ZOO
church.
St Paul-An unknown man rolled
down Phelan creek and was drowned
in the river.
st. Paul--President Holman asks for
@loo,OO0 to be used in building new
high schools.
Be1nidji-The postofice and store at
Guthrie, thirteen miles south of here,
was robbed by two masked men. :.
St Paul-P. j. McDermott, driver, of
sprinkling cart, received injuries in
runaway which may prove fatal.
White -Bear-Ehomas Dugan and
yonng woman had narrow escape
from drowning in White Bear Lake.
st. Paul-Dr. Brael<en says that IS
per cent OF those that go to sanitoria
in the early stages of tuberculosis are
cured.
st. Paul-Gov. johnson decides not
to act on the complaint from Duluth
that the groaers' and the butchers as
sociations violate the antitrust law.
Enthusiastically twenty-eight vet
Grams were in line memorial day, al
though there are nearly 100 drawing
pensions here, many being too feeble
to attend
st. Paul-Building permits for
about $50 dwelling houses averaging
$4,000 in cost were taken out-in St.
Paul in May. The houscsar we'll dis
tributed throughout the city.
Minneapolis-There are 900 milk
dealers in Minnesota who are liable to
fine of SIS or imprisonment in the
county Jail for thirty days, according
to the officials in the state dairy and
| food commission.
stillwater-Plans are being consid-
cred by the state board of control
which when fully developed will end
in the construction of q new prison.
The board has advertised for proposals.
for so to 160 acres of land to be used
as site. The proposals must be in the
hands of the board by June Is
Breckenridge-A student brakeman
on the Great Northern railway run
ming out of here by the name of Colby
was instantly killed at Kent, about 10
| miles from here
| St. Paul-The preliminary plans for
the saengerfest to be held here next
year were approved by the executive
! committee of the Northwestern Saen-
gerbund.
st. Paul.. o. Pattee, 81 years Of
age and for several years master ma
chanic of the Great Northern and Mil
waukce roads, died as the result IT a
fall in the cellar of his home at 6o3
Marshall avenue.
Perham-Burgiars broke into lungs
drug store and Glinski's saloon and
rifled the cash registers. They secured
about $40 and made good their escape.
Red Wing-Eleven theological stu
dents were graduated from the Red
Wing seminary and will be ordained
by the Hauge synod, Norwegian
Luthern church.
! st. PAULA three months-old child
of Nels Nelson, 1856 Dawson street.
slipped from the arms of an older sis
ter and fell to the floor, receiving a
! slight fracture of the skull. Dr.. F. C.
Spates attended the child and thinks
she will recover.
St. Paul-Gordon Mckay, eight
years old, living at $50 Ocean street,
was kicked on the left cheek by a
horse and received larcerated wound
in which DR.. Spates placed several
stitches
Minneapolis.-A steady growth Of
about . 600 year is something to be
proud of, and yet that is the figure at
which conservative estimate puts the
increase in the population of Minnea-
polls for one year, dating from June 1,
1904, to about the same date this year.
Warren-A Young man named Hen
erickson, who was working for John
G: Smith, a farmer, committed suicide.
Because he was refused tho company
of a young girl, he walked home, took
q revolver, went out in a wheat field,
and shot himself through the heart
Fort Snelling-Lieut. NJ. c. Foote of
the Twenty-eighth United States in
fantry was arranged before a court
martial at the fort on a charge of neg
ligence in performing his duties dur
ing*he service of the regiment in the
Philippines ..
Karlsted-Peter NJ Kerst, state su-
perintendent of banks has authorized
for two new institutions to begin busi-
ness under the state banking laws
The state bank Of Karlsted Of Kittson>
county, capital stock, $40, 600; presi-
dent, H. l.. Melgaard; cashier, c. O.
Ofsthuu. The State Bank of Maple
Plain, HenneI9n county, also incorpo-
rated with capital stock of SO, 600:
John F. Haven, president; cashier, E.
j. Cranston.
Perham-Business men are plan-
ming on the most elaborate Fourth of
July celebration in the history of the
town. Nearly 81 900 has been sub
scribed for a program Of horse racing
and athletic sports
st. Paul-The deficit in the state
revenue fund is $163. $50. 6. accorfl;no