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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-19
GIRL GRADUATE
ELOPES IN AUTO
MISS COOK COULD HARDLY WATT
FOR HER sHEEPsKIN.
Her Father Had Warned the Authori-
ties, the Man in the Case Not Being
Acceptable to Him, but Was Fooled
by His Daughter Incident of Madi-
son Normal Commencement.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Madison, S. D., June ia week ago the
chief of police here received telegram from a
Mr. Cook of Miller this state, warming him to
prevent his daughter, Caroline Cook, member Of
the normal graduating class, from leaving Madi-
son until he could arrive here, as he had good
reason to believe she was intending to marry a
young man NOT Endorsed by the family.
The trains were watched and the young woman
made no attempt to leave town. day or two
later her father arrived, and after long talk
with his daughter he announced to the authori-
ties that she had given up all idea of elope-
ment. On commencement day the young woman
was graduated with honors and at the close OF
the program entered speedy automobile and was
conveyed to Sioux Falls, where she married the
young man of her choice.
While the father feels that he has been badly
deceived, STILL the young woman was of Legal
age it is doubtful if his interference could have
in any way altered the result. Miss Cook il
highly spoken of by her instructors and class
mates, was good student and was expected
to make splendid teacher until matrimony in
| terfered g.. ..~- t.
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HOvE's SUICIDE MYSTERIOUS
North Dakota Farmer Had Means and
a Pleasant Home.

p.
GRAND FORKS, N. D-Peter Hove, a we'll
TODD farmer, who moved from this county to
Tunbridge. pierce county, several years ago,
hanged himself in barn at Tunbridge. He
owned several farms near the village, which he
worked, and he and his wife also conducted a
restaurant in the village. So far as known he
and his family got along pleasantly, and It
is certain that his suicide was not the result
of financial difficulties.
Mrs. Joseph Alderman. who lives near Rey-
nolds, was here yesterday looking for her daugh-
ter, Miss Rose Alderman, who she fears has
eloped with William Cooley, who until a few
days ago was employed on the Alderman farm.
Mrs. Alderman found no trace here. beyond the
fact that couple apWering their dsserpion
ing: Cooley is a native of Iowa and he and
| the girl left the Alderman farm the same day
| The annual meeting of the Req River Valley
Old Settlers association will b., be held In this
city June 81. The pioneers will enjoy picnic
ut the Town and Country club.
| The Grand Forks County auxiliary Of the Ma
tional Association of Retail Druggists has beer
formed here with Edward Litton. Larimore
president; A. I. Widlund, Grand Forks, vic'
| president: J. B. Breidenbach, Grand Forks, sec
Rotary; j. n. McLain, Inster, treasurer
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-19
RANGE HONORS
FOR COMPANY B
CHAMPIONSHIP BANNER GIVEN
MINNEAPOLIS MEN TODAY.
First Breaks Camp and Sets Out for
Home Stations-Records of the Men
on the Different Ranges-Falk Chosen
President Of the Philippine Associa-
ton,

Special to The Journal. "a. i. ....
Camp Lakeview, Lake City, Mimi, June ID
The men of the First regiment broke camp this
afternoon and will reach their homes early IN the
svening
The regiment was drawn up today without
lrms to witness the presentation of the cham
pionship banner to Company B. The names OF
the men qualifying as marksmen, Of whom there
pre- about ninety. and those who qualified as
bharpshooters, about forty in number, were read
Companp B, E. ID. Luce captain. holds the
shooting trophy for the fifth successive year.
The team started out weak on the short ranges
but ended strong and took the banner on the QUO
Fard shoot. company finished good second
Ind lead the bunch until the last shoot, when
bome bad scores were made.
Company also stands first in number or
sharpshcoters qualifying, with eleven men, and
the field STAFF and band second with ten.
The prospects for those qualifying for expert
marksmen'' on the 500 and 90O-yard ranges were
very poor, there heavy wind and the
air was dense. Private st. Amant of Company
3 and H F. Bradbury of Company were the
pnly ones to make 40 over on the s00-yard
tange. The former had A and the latter 40.
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION
Negro Caught Near Fosston May Be
+ Slayer Of Annie Kintop.

FOSSTON, MINN.-Narshal Holt arrested here
yesterday negro answering in all respects to
the description Of the man charged with the
some months ago. As reward Of ST, 900 was
offered by the governor for information leading
to the arrest and conviction of the guilty man,
much interest attaches to the arrest. It was
shown that the suspects had gone north and
the Morrison county officials at once placed
local officers in this part of the country. In
size, dress general features ana even the scar
on the face, the arrested man tallies with the
description Of the one wanted. He was west
ward bound on foot and was arrested four miles
from town. Information has been telegraphel
the Morrison county officials
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NEW PASTOR AT ABERDEEN
Rev. J. M. Campbell Accepts the Cal
of Presbyterians,

ABERDEEN, s. D.-The Presbyterian church
has extended a call to Rev. J. NJ. Campbell OF
Ottawa, H., which he has accepted. He is
46, and entered the ministry in 1888.
At the annual meeting of the Masonic Vete
rams association the following officers were
elected: President, ]. L. Turner of Springfield
first vice president, J. Donaldson Of Lead; sec
ond vice president, E. T. Taubman of Aber
deem; secretary, S. Drew of Highmore; treas
urer, B. M. Rowley Of Huron. Twelve new
members were admitted making the present
membership over 100. The association is com
posed of men who have been Masons more thar
twenty one years.
Policemen raided a gambling resort on th,
top floor of the Dayton block and captured fou
men in game Of poker. They We're taker
before Police Judge Jones and all pleaded guilty
Louis Burnett, the tenant of the rooml was
fined $50 and costs for maintaining a gamblin;
resort, and the others were fined $40 and cost
each for gambling, -
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GooDHuE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Grover of Zumbrota Elected President
at Annual Meeting.

ZUMBROTA, MINN.-The Goodhue County
Territorial association held it's regular annual
A. J. Grover, Zumbrota, PRESIDENT J. W. Peter
SON of Vasa' vice president; W. Sherman, Red
Wing, secretary; A. W.. Pratt, Red Wing,
treasurer; executive committeeman, G. R. Mil
Ter, Pine Island; D. G: HILL Red Wing; Bond
Olson. zumbrota; W. M. Boothroyd. Red Wing.
The principal address was made by Rev. ".
c. Rice Of Faribault. formerly of Zumbrota Rev.
Mr.. Hancock of Red Wing, J: Skillman of Znm.
brota. and Judge W. c. Wtllston of Red Wing
also made short speeches. r..
All the banks. stores and other places OF
business closed from IL until 3 O'Clock pm. In
honor Of the occasion. About 700 were in at
tendance.
Miss Anna Matchan and Rupert J. staiger
married at the home Of the BRIDES parents by
Rev. c. e. Hawkins.
Miss Anna Haebel and Edward Jeske were
married at the brides home yesterday, Rev
R. Jeske officiating. #,
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ANOTHER DIVIDEND
Homestake Company Will Disburst
100000 Among Stockholders.

LEAD, s. D.-The Homestake company has
just declared another 5Ocent dividend, amount
Ing TO to 81 500 900 This will -, make total Of
1T first began operation. 1t recently began
paying double dividend, which has caused the
Sheriff Quinn Of Silver Bow, Mont, will come
to Deadwood to identify Thomas F. Carroll
Of Laramie, Wyo., who is being held in the
Charles Lennox, who escaped from the Butte
jail in 1903. Carroll is also suspected Of being
the murderer of Ed Thurlow near this place
in 1892. - ST..
Rev. Father Chase, who has been stationed
at Henderson, Mimi, for some time, formerly
connected with churches in this vicinity, will
return to Lead to assist Bishop Stariha. HI
will have charge of missions at Indian Creek
Spearish, Belle Fourche and st. Onge.
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LAUDER-JONEs LIBEL CASE
Second Trial About to Be Started
WahpetOn,

wAHPETON, N. D.-The second trial OF the
this week If Judge Burke arrange to come
here to try it. The case has attracted much at
tention for three years Lauder sued Jones for
$4,000, claiming that Jones circulated libelons
letters against him in the summer OF 1902,
when Lauder was candidate for judge of the
supreme court. In the first trial Lauder was
given a verdict of $1,000, but the case was ap-
Dealed and reversed after several hearings.
The Great Northern road will put in stock
yards here this summer adjoining its tracks i, In
for several cars of cattle will be provided.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-19
ROBBERS TORTURED VICTIMS
Sensational Arrests Made in the Theede
N. D., Robbery Cases.

MOORHEAD, MINN.-Peter L. Schultheis and
Charles Mclaughlin were arrested here by a
deputy United States marshal. charged with the
robbery of the postoffice at Theede. N. D., last
March, At the time of the robbery the post
master and his wife were bound and their feet
burned in an attempt to make them disclose The
whereabouts of a large amount Of money known
to be on the premises.
The men, who were arrested are farmers living
near Theede, and We're among the foremost in
the posse who went out to hunt for the robbers.
The old Swedish Lutheran church has been
sold and steps taken for the erection of a new
one.
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PARDON FOR MURDERER
State Board Of South Dakota Recon-.
mends.

& PIERRE, s. D.-The state board of pardons
has recommended pardons for Lambert Jones,
who was sentenced for life from Charles Mix
county on q charge of murder, and for Herbert
p. Caddy sentenced for twenty years from
Lawrence county on a charge of robbery.
Miner county on charge of shooting with in
tent to Kill; Michael Andre. sentenced from
Jungworth. Jr., sentenced from Hutchinson coun.
ty.. We're laid over for .further consideration.
the banI Of With
capital of $4,000. The incorporators are n. r.
Slaughter, G. w. Humphrey and Leo G. Ligert
Governor Elrod has issued a commission tt
George D. Reynolds of Bonesteel as game war
den for Gregory county.
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NORTHWEST WEDDING S

a MI "a, W
president of the State Horticultural society, and
Miss Mary B. Cutler were married at the home
Of the BRIDES mother in DEBORAH They have
gone on wedding tour to the Pacific coast ana
will visit the Portland exposition and relatives
and friends in Spokane and Seattle, expecting
to return here to reside in about five weeks,
COKATO, MINN-Miss Jeanette Thursten-
son and Ernest e. Carlson were married at the
brides home in this village, Rev. G. B. L.:
Boman reading the service in the presence Of
about 100 guests. The bride was pretti1y gowned
in creme de chine taffeta and carried bou-
met Of bridal roses She was attended by Miss
Alice Carlson, sister Of the bridegroom Ar
thur Nelson acted as best man. The bride Is
the only daughter of B. Thurstenson. a pioneer
resident.
| SALTWATER, MINN.-Miss Mary Murray,
daughter Of Martin ". Murray was married to
lanes Sninett of Lake Elmo.-Miss Laura
Nickle of Oak Park was united In marriage to
| Axel Westlund of Minneapolis. Ihe attendants
| were Misses Emma Leight and Olga Wagner
william Nickle and Amadus Schrade.
| CHASKA. MINN-John Osweiler of Laketown
and Miss Rosa Kelser of this city were married
1 at the Catholic church.
HASTINGS, MINN.-Frank G. Beck of Lake
! CITY and Miss Ella NJ. White. only daughter
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel White of this city
| were married.
/ KAsSON, NINA quiet wedding took place
| Yesterday afternoon at the home Of Mr.. an
| Mrs. Severt Erickson. when their eldest daugh
| ter Bertha married to Roy Van Ornum
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MINNEHAIIA PIONEERS
Hetland of Valley Springs New Asso-
citation President.

SIOUX FALLS, s. Dat the annual business
meeting of the members of the Old Settlers
association of Minnehaha county the following
land, Valley Springs; vice president, E. ]. Ber-
dahl. Pennington; secretary. 2: E. Rodabaugh.
Sioux Falls; treasurer, John Thompson, Baltic;
directors, D. w. Cakes, G. A. Uline, B. A.
Vandemark. G. II. Fulford, O. s. Thompson
Thomas Wangsness Charles Harvey, Herbert
Cakes and G.. A. Grinde.
Leading Baptists of South Dakota and other
states Of the northwest will attend the annual
meeting at Clear Lake of the Evangelical Con
ference and Northwestern Baptist association
DR.. Q. A. Williams of Minneapolis preached thu
opening sermon. The election Of officers vii
take place Tuesday afternoon.
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sTARKWEATHER, N. D.-The meeting a
the Dunkards of the district including Mort
Dakota, Minnesota and Manitoba will be held d
Snyder lake, beginning the Goth.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-19

STARKWEATHER, N. D-Bruce Warren,
the winner Of the first prize in the Fort Totten
selected near Sheyenne He had recently mar
ried Miss Emma Fell of Acton
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GRAFTON, N. D.-News was received 1
the city today of the death Of Mrs. John Hog
Of Drayton. after weeks illness of nervou
child.
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MILWAUKEE, visa statue of Kosciusko
the celebrated Polish patriot, was unveiled in
kosciusko park in this city. The monument
was gift to the city by Polish people.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-19

MILBANK, 8. D.-Assessor 81. J. Benedict
has nearly completed the census Of Milbank, and
estimates the population at 1880.
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HAYWARD, W1S.-Mrs. w. L. Mccormick
wife Of former Assemblyman Mccormick of this
place, died at Duluth, leaving infant beside
her husband. She had been married just yeal
to the daY. -
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BELOIT, WIS.-The fifty eighth annual com
mencement Of Beloit college began yesterday
The baccalaureate sermon was preached by Presi
dent Eaton and the address before the Christian
association of the college was made by Dr.
Frank Newell White of Chicago
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KENOsHA, WIs.-Yincenzo and Antonio Pc
trocci, Italians, aged is and 20, were instantly
killed by touching a live wire.
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BANTRY, N. D.-The State Bank of Bantr
incorporates, D. N. Tallman, S. B. owle. viii
mar. Mimi; G. s. Ogren Seuris. N. D.; Z
Helgerman, Bottineau; R. A. Fox, J. Christian
son, ToWner.
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HATToN, N. D.-The Red River Valley cir
cult of the synod completed successful meet
ing here yesterday. The meeting was attended
by ten pastors, fifty delegates and large num-
be of guests. Professor H. G. Stub, DID,, de-
livered an excellent lecture on the Lutheran
prayer. $50 Ks5is Ss5t II
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FREEPoRT, MINN-The home of B Rocker.
mann was struck by lightning and Edward At
kinson was instantly killed and four members
of Bockermann's family severely injured.
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Total .765
COMPANY B.
BAND AND STAFF
Total
Qualify as Sharpsho oters.

sharpshooters must make total of 295 with
n picked string Of ten for each range includ-
ing 2OO-yard, 3OOyard, 50o-yard and 60O-yard,
and a string Of twenty shots for the skirmish.
Those who qualified:
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MANKATO ENDEAVORERS
Fifteenth Annual District Meeting Held
at St. Peter.

ST. PETER, MINN.-The fifteenth annual
convention of the Mankato district CHRISTIAN
Endeavor union came to a close last evening"
the principal speakers being Dr.. A. B. Mar
shall of Minneapolis, DR.. Alexander McGregof
of st. Paul and Rev. L. s. Hall OF this city.
Rev. Mr.. Hall was reelected president; Mrs.
W. j. Reiss of lie Sueur first vice president;
Mrs. c. D. Snow of Mankato, secretary and
treasurer, and Miss Lois Treadwel Of st. Peter,
vice presidents are: Blue Earth, Mrs: George
Van Aernam Of Amboy; LIE Sueur, w. Rees
Jones of LIE sueur; Nicollet, Miss Lillian Ros-
bach of st. Peter; Brown. Miss Louise Nellie
Of New Ulm; Waseca, Miss Anna Hawks of
Waseca.
Directors of the Nicollet County Telephone
company have elected James Bennett Of this
city financial manager and G. G.. Nelson OF
New Sweden general manager. The Tri-State
company is making determined effort to Sc:
connections with the local concern, and
may be successful their contract with the
Northwestern expires this month.
THIEF RIVER FALLS, MINN.-The fifth an
nual convention of the Crookston district of the
League Of the Methodist church came to close
last evening, having been in session since Fri
day morning. About a hundred delegates from
Crookston, Fergus Falls, Moorhead, Cass Lake
Detroit, st. Vincent and other northern towns
were in attendance.
The officers of the district are: J. s. Ullanf
of Fergus Falls, president; w. B. Auxer Of
Moorhead, Charles H. Flesher of Thief Rive
Falls, Mrs. J. Knight ofs Sebeka and Miss Mary
Tindall Of Warren, secretary; J. T. B. Smiti
of Frazee, corresponding secretary; G. G. Num-
of Detroit, treasurer; Mrs. L. Dodds Of Crooks
ton, junior superintendent.
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sAUK CENTER MINN.-on account of heavy
| rains the bridge on the Third street extension
was washed out yesterday
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Bobleter Inspects.

The First regiment inspected at dress
parade Saturday evening by General Bobleter
the brigade commander, who was much pleased
with the regiment In the maneuyers Roberts
of I company tainted and was carried from
the field in the hospital ambulance.
The two privates arrested for sleeping at their
posts were tried by courtmartial yesterday, but
no decision has yet been announced. The case
was tried before Major Spear.
Dress parade suspended on Sunday on
account of the heavy rain
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OAKES, N. D.-Hans Lee wife of the county
treasurer Of Dickey county, is dead, aged A.
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Sergeant Major George R. Egbert. ......:.. Is!
Corporal S. s. Smith. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Corporal W. B. Neal. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Drill Major George Sinclair. ............., 27t
Corporal Max Matthew ,............. 81!
Private j. @. Ferguson. .................... 23'
Sergeant Edwin H. Juni 4. y. ............... "a
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LAC oUI PARLE, MINN.-The old settlers
of Lac qui Par1e and Chippewa counties held
their annual reunion and picnic Friday. J. f..
jacobson delivered the principal address.
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WALCoTT, N. D.-The Synod Lutheran church
was. struck by lightning and badly damaged.
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GOoDHUE, M1NN.-St. Mary's large stone
Catholic church III Belvidere township was
struck by lightning and damaged to the amount
Of 81 0OO
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osAk1s, M1NN.-The Litchfeld district Ep-
worth League convention elected the following
officers: President, A. H. Moss Of Hutchinson;
subchairman, Rev. H. V. Adams of Sank Cen
| ter secretary, II. l.. Shedd of Osakis; treas
| urer, George II. Countryman of Renville; super
| of Raymond.
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CHARLES CITY, IoWA-Burglars broke into
the home Of E. NJ. Smith, travelling salesman,
and stole $20-NIiss Einwein, who teaches school
in the south part Of the county, was struck by
lightning on the shoulder, but will recover.
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Philippine Army Reunion.

The annual reunion of the state association
of the army of the Philippines was very en-
joyabe social affair. Many visitors were pres
ent. among them Major Nicholson of the Twelfth
Minnesota, Lieutenant R. D. O'Brien of the
Fourteenth Minnesota and former Adjutant Gen
eral E. D. Libbey. e. NJ. Schultz. the retiring
president Of the society, acted as POSTMASTER.
Colonel c.. Nee. Reeve, Captain G. Il. Metz,
Majors G. T. Spear, F. B. Rowley and Oscar
Seebach made speeches, and remarks were called
for and received from Sergeant Albrecht, Cap
tain u. NJ Langdon, Lieutenant w. A. Carleton
Gu. s. Az, Lieutenant H. D. Lackore, Sergeant
Major H. B. Dyer, Captain Mcmillan, Lieutenant
Colonel Corrson and Captain E. G. Falk. Rep
resentatives from each company of the Thir
teenth Minnesota were also heard from.
Officers were, elected for next year as fol
lows: President, E. G. Falk first vice presi
dent, N. G. Robinson; second vice president
e. G. Jones; third vice president, ]. F. Arittl
secretary, w. P. Christian; treasurer, Thomas
p. Davis; chaplain E. NJ. Conrad.
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BABE DIES OF CANCER
Extra ordinary Case Reported by Physi-
clans at GAINESVILLE.

ter Of Mr. and Mrs Charles Schley died from
abdominal cancer. The little patient was seen
and the case was considered extraordinary in
one so young. .:.r ST.. 49,
The old Banner mill built by Stoke Bros. In
1867, q landmark Of this community, is being
torn down to make room for modern improve:
ments.
Miss Fannie Wilson, president of the Epworth
League here, is attending the district convention
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DEVILS LAKE, N. D.-The old settlers of
Ramsey county will hold their seventh annual
reunion at Sweetwater lake June "a.
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MARINE, MINN.-The funeral of Miss Anna
Rydeen, who died at Poskn, Wis, was held at
this place. Six young ladies acted as pail,
bearers. Miss Rydeen but 81. -
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OLIVIA, M1NN.-The new Methodist church
which has been in construction for about a
year. is TO- be dedicated on July 49, Rev. J.
A. Spyer. the pastor, deserves much credit.
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MABEL, MINN.-Mrs. Belinda Hoyt, for
years : resident ta of this place; but who died
cemetery at. Newburg.-The following teachers
VIII teach Zach the coming year: A. R. Kent prin-
Edna NJ. Center, Nora LaLgum Adelia Kane and
Mathilda Beck, ~
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ADA, MINN.-The public ownership telephone
line extending from Lockhart to Ada, is rap
Homelvig of Home Lake celebrated their twenty
| fifth wedding anniversary by a large party.
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LAKE CITY, MINN.-A telephone system is
being Incorporated by citizens of Winona and
Wabasha counties, the incorporation to be
known as the Valley Telephone company. It is
probable that the new line will be operated in
the eastern end of Wabasha county and in ad.
Joining townships Of Winona county.
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| GARNER, IoWA.-The Rebekah lodge is hold
ing a district convention here today. About
| 100 outside delegates present.