Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-05-31

a furious rampage. 1t rose six feet
in twenty-four hours.
Fort Snelling.-The park board
takes steps to extend tho river boule-
ward to Fort Smelling.
St. Paul.-The state free labor bu-
reau will be located in the city max
ing the best bid for it.
st. Paul Park.-Safe blowers en-
!, tered the postofiice early hero and So.
cured about $50 in cash and stamps.
Minneapolis.-Julius Olson was run
over by an incoming Omaha freight
and had both legs cut Off below the
knees. - -
Hamline.-:rhe.: state entomologist
says there is no cause for worrying
about -seventeen-year locusts in Min
nesota.
Ashland.-Frank Bartosh of Owa-
tonna, Mimi, was knocked from .
tramway into White river and
drowned.
Minneapolis.-John NJ. Daggett, the
Oldest Mason in the northwest, died
at his residence, ~ Grove place, Mic
ollet Island.
St. Paul.-Governor johnson sus-
pended F. o. Sibley and Wesley
Wright, county commissioners of Bel
tran1i county.
Minneapolis.-Pro J. c. Hutchin-
son of the university was presented
with gold-headed cane by the senior
class in Greek.
/ Farmington.-Authority has been
granted for the organization of the
First National Bank of Huntington,
MINI. Capital, $4,000.
Ada.-A local company was organ
lied for the purpose of promoting a
craftsmanship system of telephone
throughout Norman county.
Halnline.-The st. Paul and Mime
apolis Growers association have voted
not to exhibit in the Agricultural hall
at the state fair in September.
Cottonwood. 49, Prominent lumber
men of Minneapolis and Cottonwood
are organizing q new state bank
with $4,000 capital, to begin business
Immediately.
Red Wing.-E. J.. Howard, travel
ing salesman for the Union Stone
Quarry company of this city was
found dead in bed at the Simon hotel,
Madison, Wis.
Merriam Park.-Little Eddie Erick-
son, 5 years old, was instantly killed
by All interurban car while playing
on the tracks near his home in the
midway district.
rs South: st: Paul.--Michael,s the
month-o]d-baby of Mrs., Stella Nc
Levich, died in it's mothers arms
while. he was being brought home
by her on the South St. Paul motor.
Minneapolis.-A rooming house
fitted up for the use of opium fiends
was brought to the attention of the
police when the building at 215 Sec
ond street south was destroyed by
fire.
St. Paul.-Ernest Kludgel and Adam
Heiber, carpenters, fell from a scat
fold on a new building at Marshall
and Wheeler avenues. Kludgel is ex-
pected to die, while Heiber will re.
cover.
St. Paul.-Edward Gottschalk will be
hanged for the murder of Edward
Hartmann Aug. 8. Gov. Johnson took
up the case, and after 4 consultation
with the attorneys, fixed the date
named.
New York.-The directors of tho
Twin City Rapid Transit company
have voted to increase it's capital
stock from $20,000,00O to $4,000, 900,
the additional $5,000,O00 to be COM
mon stock.
Mapleton.-Mapleton. will observe
the Fourth of July, the address of
the day to be given by Rev. Thomas
Clary of Minneapolis. The sports and
games will be in charge of the fire
department.
St. Paul.-There will be number
of dry picnics in St. Paul this sum-
mer by reason of an order issued by
Chief OConnor, of the St. Paul police
force, prohibiting the sale of liquor
at any picnic grounds within the city
limits.
St. Paul.-John A. Hartigan, pro-
fessor at st. Thomas. college, has
been appointed actuary of the state
insurance department at a salary Of
$4,000 a year to succeed D. c. Light.
bourn, deputy insurance commission.
er under Elmer II. Dearth.
Pipestone.-At meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee and the township
vice presidents of the Old Soldiers
society of Pipestone county, progress
was made in the arrangements for
the annual reunion to be held on
July 3, on the courthouse grounds.
st. Paul.-The eighth biennial con-
vention Of the General Federation Of
Women's clubs will be held in st.
Paul a year from next month.
+ "Afinneapo1is.-Ah half dozen firemen
narrowly escaped serious injury by
falling bricks in fire that Quilted
the old Fuer hotel building, 215 Sec
ond street.
Hastings.-Mrs. J. 6. Sieben, wife
Of former Mayor sieben, and Mrs.
F. C. Ross were thrown from a buggy
and the former received severe in
juries. The horse became frightened
at u passing automobile and the, car
riage was demolished H.
Preston.-Recently l. farmer living
near here advertised in the city
papers for wife. In due time fair
and willing one responded. He suited
her and if he would send her some
money to buy few necessary things
and to pay cur fare she would come.