The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-26
CHARGE ILLEGAL FISHING
Complaints Made that Seines Are Used
in the St. Croix

SALTWATER, MINN.-The Minnesota game
and fish commission n is having some N trouble on
without license shipping considerable |
quantities of fish to dealers in Minneapolis under
the names of licensed fishermen who are not
catching fish. =. -
The republican city committee neglected to
directors, one for each ward, until too late. The
]d-fashioned caucus Is the proper way to make
such nomina lions. The friends, Of Andrew J.
Holm, member from the second ward. are cir
ticket. The democrats hold their city eonven-
one for each ward, for school directors.
w1NoNA, M1NN.-Becauses Gilbert st. John
of Beloit sent to a young woman in this city
postal card on which it is alleged he had writ
ten some statements of questionable nature,
he has been taken IN charge BY Deputy United
now in Jail at that place to await trial..
FERGUS FALLS, MINI The district church
convention Of the Red River valley opened at
Zion church in this city with many ministerial
and other delegates in attendance. 1t will ad-
journ tonight. r. ~ @
PERHAM. MINN.-Johnson & Rasmusson's
threshing. machine was burned last night, to-
gether with quantity Of grain. The fire was
| of incendiary origin.-A horse and buggy be-
longing ITO to Frank Frank Roman were crushed by
HASTINGS, M1NN.-John Holien was killed
his body being badly mangled. It is thought he
was intoxicated and attempted to cross the track
when hit by the engine.
EvELETH, M1NN.-Dr. H. W. Hill of the
state board of health is on the range today at
| will visit Hibbing, Chisholm, the Forrest mine
and Aurora for the purpose Of gathering data in
these places. The results Of the Investigation
will be the basis for remedial action to be
mended to the local boards.
BAGLEY, M1NN.-In a drunken at Han
sons saloon Louis Hagen was struck over the
head with chair by young man belonging to
| one Of the best known families in town He
Il arrest but will be
monia after a short illness resulting from pov-
erty and exposure in the unsettled portion of
ST. CLOUD, MINN.-Henry schoezen, aged 7e,
an inmate Of ST. Johephs home for aged, wan
dered away from the institution Monday. Yes
terday his body was found in the woods on
the Jodoin farm near the home. Death was
due to heart disease and old age.
EVANSVILLE, MINN.-The thirty seventh an
niversary of the founding Of the Ancient Order
61 T VIII be celebrated tomorrow
local lodge and members of the Degree of Honor
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