The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-22


fectionery and restaurant on the first floor B.
A. Benson had his 5ewclry stock in sathers
loss IS With loss no Is issStsnce ali
f fd III losses partly covered by insurance But
would have been much more disastrous.
., An uaknown man. chimney sweep. fell from
jured " s.'e - ''ofe 'nu was la'aAy III
CRooKsToN. M1NN.--Rev. I. H. solern. SEN
the day of his departure for prison the grand
PrLs from the St. Louis worlds fair for the
pest exhibit and display of blue-stem wheat
shown at the big exposition. The reverend gen
t tn1 was great agriculturist and his large
partment of experiment work Some three hun
area liz dlerent varieties of fruit trees were put
cessfully by him.-Walter Chapman, nm employee
of b 5e ss St9 Lumber company broke both
city. big log rolled on him.
=, APPLETON LET M1NN;-Local interests believe
Chamberlain for the Pacific coast route will
mean 1lls much to Appleton, and that before long
this place , will become an important railway
will connect the Evarts and Chamberlain lines
west of the Missouri river and that the Evarts
fS %n c H a he tns coa fe Tb
need direct route from the west to Duluth
and the Great Lakes, and it is asserted that
the old grade Of the D., H. s. D. line will be
made use of for that purpose. Appleton is at
a, turn in the Milwaukee road. and situated at
the proper point for short Duluth-Paciic coast
DULUTH, M1NN.-Twenty- eight thousand four
hundred and nineteen tons is the increase in
tonnage of the vessels enrolled in the port Of
Duluth this year over that of last season.
The jury in the municipal court returned a
verdict for the full amount claimed by James
H. 6ipt
was against both the defendants, Louis Hama
ford or Francis 'Courtenay and ". J; Power
been completed at the yards Of the Great Lakes
Engineering company in Detroit was transferred
to the Zenith Steamship company Of this city
for consideration of 1920, 900. '"-:--I. .,..
sAUK CENTER, M1NN.-The Ingram Lumber
company and Lee & Gringerll have taken over
| North Star Lumber company: This reduces the
number Of yards to two:-James Lennon, who
jumped north bound freight without paying
his fine. Officer Connolly caught him at Fer
| gus Falls 49,. 49,. ...
time appointed By the city council t. consider
company has been very diligent of late and laid
four blocks of track on the neglected line tc
e i as there to waa not 1T
Monday night. -
wINoNA, M1NN.-Advices received here are
that the steamer Quincy of the Diamond il
pairs a at DUBUQUE lis IS still in the drydock thu
launching having been delayed account Of
high water in the river. a new hull Is being
built at Dubuque for the Glenmont Of the Var
SAINT fleet. .... s.. g, III H..
HASTINGS, MIMIC. Fl. Ager Of St. Loui.
clothes. twenty yards Of flannel and other val
uables. He gave them to stranger whom h,
= +1oJ TO- No. oSrro emo, f1V ivoru or1(
started uptown from the train on wheel. Th'
night police found the empty grips in a boxcar
GAINESVILLE, M1NN.-Rev. L. A. Willsey
pastor of Trinity NJ. E. church Of Minneapolis
is spending his summer vacation with hi
mother in this place Last Sunday the pulpi
W Was Mr.. Johnston weighs 32e pounds an'
has physical strength to match.
TYLER, M1NN,-Rev. H. J, Peterson. founde
of the Danebod college, and formerly pastor Q
home in Ruthton after a long and painful sick
ness Rev Mr. Peterson WIS one Of the fore
most clergymen Of the Lutheran church Il
America. .... .~E
FAR1BAULT, M1NN.-Whiles crossing tn
Bermierfch were thrown forty, feet from
probably dSi fatal Injuries to Mr. Tortier. ~
ALBERT LEA M1NN.-captain R. P. Hob
people at the Chautauqua and he was given
s H cena enforce
between all the nations Of the EARTH
HAYFIELD M1NN.-Two men had their leg
laborer on the railroad grades. the other we
!, beating his way north. The latter died and tn
other was taken to- st. Paul. The dead man
father lives in Manitoba.
SALTWATER. M1NN-The saltwater Aud
torium company has called a special meeting
the, more than 200 stockholders to devise way
! Work on the building stopped with the roof OF
: for lack Of funds.
MooRHEAD, M1NN.-It has been decided
hold carnival and harvest festival in this cit
for four days, beginning Aug. % committe
) from the Commercial club, including N1essr
/ Daily, Kiefer and Wright, have charge of tt
arrangements.
: VIRGINIA. M1NN.--Little Anthony Kuberk
; .berka, is lost in the woods north Of virgini
, Innd searching parties are securing the Ian
i I Yesterday parties dragged Virginia lake.
. HoKAH, M1NN.-suit for sec, 900 for pc
ysonaI injuries by falling over an obstructic
lin the street has been started against the vi
: lage by Jesse. Reynolds Of Minnesota Lake.
!, LONG PRAIRIE, MINN.-Farmers living &
Leslie are making complaints of the ravages
t Involves Frank Moore lost thirty-fve sheep
w1NoNA, MINI. The work Of raising ii
! steamer. Clyde. which was overturned by q ga
!, near Minnesota on Monday has begun.
BIRD ISLAND, M1NN.-The farmers have 0
= ganized farmers elevator company, with Mic
:. Bruels president.
Cleveland Glad to- Be Out.
i It is said on reliable authority thu
the day Grover Cleveland stepped oil