Willmar tribune., 1905-06-28
GOPHER { !; & Gvosstp. J.

. 81. Paul The Odd Fellows 81 Min-
nesota hold their annnal session.
Il. saul Center Wind and electric
storms cnused great damage in this
vicinity. s.. ..
s.. PAUL Fred Klein, sixty years
old, was sentenced to the state prison
for term OF one year. ssss &
SIS st. Paul.The war flags are moved
from the old to the new capitol with
impressive ceremonies. s.4 zsf 5,.s ..:* !: AS {
Fort Smelling rroops G and II Of
The Third United States cavalry ar
rived from Fort Apache. Ariz. Ct f=..*s =@
B St. Paul. Sergeant Maj Adolph
Semler dies from injuries received in
Q collision with an automobile. Il: *
Faribault The federal grand jury
indicts I. ,. Clement, the Fcribault
banker, on twenty-seven counts.
st. PAULA woman is found on the.
street unconscious from starvation
and is taken to the city hospital.
Minneapolis William Templeton OF
st. Paul is elected president Of Min
nesota State Federation of Labor.
Minneapolis.-John Z: Oswald, for
half a century resident of Mime
apolis, died at his home in this city.
St. Paul.-Clyde Crinnian, seven
years old. falls under the wheels of
heavy truck and is crushed to death.
st. Paul.-Mrs. Christina Nellis died
alone in her home while her son
was spending his honeymoon out Of
the city. =.
Minneapolis will be no cen
trail warehouse in either Minneapolis
Or st. Paul for the receiving and in
spection of hay, under the new law.
Minneapolis Lindsey Glib
son was sentenced to two years in
the state prison for embezzling $415
from the Merchants National bank.
Owatonna.-T The twenty-eighth an
nual commencement of Pillsbury
academy was held today, at which
twenty-five students were graduated.
Minneapolis:-William II. Brazing-
ton, COZ Fourth street north, fell to
his death down an elevator shaft in
the Itasca Warehouse company's
plant.
St. Paul.-The historical society has
now moved the library proper into
Its rooms in the new capitol and is
moving the government documents
this week.
South St. >Paul.-Three . cowboys
from Montana caused considerable
excitement by riding up and down
the streets and >discharging their re-
volvers at random.
Eyeleth.-Out of ten applicants for
county inspector of mines in St. Louis
county, of whom five were from Eve
fleth, w. n. Harvey of this city was
chosen by the board.
'Pipestone.-A fire was discovered
in the building occupied by the H.
Genaust Produce company. The loss
on. the building was heavy and the
produce company's loss will reach
$2,5OO..
St. Cloud.-Fifteen Stearns county
and other Minnesota men have formed
| a land corporation to be known as
'"The German Catholic Golden Valley
Land Company with capitalization
of $100,O0O. @ss}$S s}$ <,:sss .>s>:s. 49, ~. .-%B
Red Wing state convention
of the Sons of Veterans and the
Ladies' Aid society closed last night.
The fe eatures were the playing of a
Red Wing drum corps, led by David
Hancock, 90 years old, and the visit
to the home of Colonel Colville, hero
Of the charge at Gettysburg.
Owatonna.-The city council has
voted to accept the proposition made
by the local fire department and a
new city hall will be erected to bo
used jointly by the city officers and
the fire department.. The hall will
be three stories high and of stone
and brick.
Brainerd.-For weeks after ''Uncle
jake" the hermit of Crow Wing
county, Minnesota, died his body lay
undiscovered in his cabin. The body
would probably be there today If it
were not for a visit made by j. H.
Kreigh, census enumeration.
st. Paul-The state dairy and food
department seems. to have made an
unproductive raid on the iron range
saloons. Nine samples taken by the
inspectors from that section have
been. analyzed by the state chemist,
and all were found to be legal, under
the Dougherty law. 49,. i.
Observation-Disclosures will be
held July 5 at st. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth and other cities in :Minne-
sofa. where there are civil service
boards to fill the position of second
assistant engineer in the revenue cut
tier service. Il. -. '...1
Northfeld.- Olaf college has re-
ceived $500 from the Bennet fund, of
which William J. Bryan is executor,
for the use of needy students who
are to turn the money they borrow
back to the fund after they leave coll
lege and become earners. &4-
Detroit.---A stranger died in a
shanty near the lock on the Pelican
canal last night from drinking wood
alcohol. He and a companion came
from Fargo and spent a day fishing,
obtaining permission to sleep in the
shanty. One Of them found a bottle
containing what they supposed was
alcohol, and of this the man now
dead drank freely. Iii
H. St. aul.-During the week ending
June 5 eighty-six cases OF smallpox
were reported to the state board of
health. OF these ten were in Hen,
nepin, eight in Carver. eleven in Scott