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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
DR.. WhitsOn,
The most distinguished Magnetic
Healer in America.

The powers of magnetism, or the laying On ~
hands, in the instantaneous relief and speedy
cure Of human ailments has So long demenstrated
Its efficiency that no intelligent person today
questions the results. And many Of the most
seemingly marvellous cures have been effected By
magnetism: dnmistakable cures, for there are
the results. People by this subtle power and its.
actual results have stood in awe and wonder
when they saw with their own eyes sight given
to the blild, hearing to the deaf. the crippled
halt and lame on clutches throw away their
supports and walk unaided: when tumors %
many years standing have been removed; when
cancer, in its most virulent form has been taken
away-external and internal cancer. to the
amazement of the afflicted who had so long suf-
fered; pulmonary troubles, even to the second
stages Of consumption cured: heart. stomach,
liver and kidney troubles-all done with tho
bare haEds, without medicine. knife. electricity.
hypnotism or other occult science-just simply
magnetism-a gift as understandable any that
ever a human was endowed with.
4 For more than forty years DR.. Whitson has
practiced this great power of his to alleviate the
suffering and cure disease, and all over thia
country wherever he has been. the ailing. sick
and diseased have hocked to see him, and from
early incoming till late at night his hishest
effort has been directed to relieve pain. allevisi
ate suffering and heal the diseased. He has
hundreds of testimonials OF his astounding work
for the sick and diseased. and cancers, tumosWe
and ulcers in bottles some taken from MINES.
apolis people. in the short .time no has been
here. Is E. 80
He has come to Minneapolis and located per>
manently here and opened his institute OF mage
netfc healing At 1118 First avenue IS. where ~ 4
occupies the whole house.
You do not have to exercise any faith III your
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
MERCHANTS HOLD. A BANQUET
Protective Association of Anoka En-
: tertains a Large Company.

ANoKA, MINIMIZE. zAnoka Merchants Pro-
tectve association held It's annual banquet Thurs
day evening. A menu of several courses was
served and the attendance was large Among
rotary National Association of Retail Grocers,;
and +. ]. Casserly of ST., Paul.
MI. and Mrs. Harry ". Plummer entertained
at whist Thursday evening from 8 to- II at
Arcanum hall; Refreshments We're served. One
hundred and fifty guests were invited. 49,
Mines. Clarence D. Green, H.. White and
Dora Mcleod entertained with valentine party
Thursday evening at the home of the first named.
The house was deliberately decorated with hearts,
the color scheme Of red and white being car
ried out. Festoons Of red roses enriched the dim
ingroom and the refreshment table had for it's
centerpiece cluster Of red carnations. Pineapple
ice, cake and waters were served and q choice
musical program was given. 1. =
The Anoka public library is ready to issue
books to country. patrons: since the $3.50 appro.
priatien by. the ,Anoka county !, commissioners.
The librarians salary was increased, ssStz.- 5@
w. HI, Dibble of Minneapolis, has rented the
armory for 1one month rand will openA 1t as q
roller skating rink tonight. i sss&t !
Miss Ora Belle Wynsan will give a valentine
party on Tuesday evening. = -. %-, ~,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
LITTLE BOY BURNS TO DEATH
Heroic but Fruitless Attempt Of the
.r:- Mother to Save Him. ,

T. LONG PRAIRIN, MINN.--The 4.year.old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. O.. 3. Noggle, Of the town Of
Billiard, was burned to death. The father was
in the woods and the mother, was engaged at
the barn. On her return, after being away only
a few minutes, she found the interior Of the
house mass Of flames She made a heroic
back by the flames. The: origin Of the fire
Is unknown. - -; = l. > -; 80. !
At the teachers examination held here nearly
hundred candidates presented themselves. :.
The Todd County Democrat has changed own
ershlp. Mr.. Graham, having been appointed as
deputy inspector in the" state dairy and food
department, has disposed Of his interest in the
paper to Ignatius Rosoh. -: ~
Several farmers in this vicinity are the VIC
Tins Of professional sharper. He professed
to be medical specialist, and, after examin-
alton, assured his patients that he could cure
them, stating, that If he could not no money
would be asked. He drew up contracts to that
effect, which the victims willingly signed.
These contracts have since proven to be notes,
which are now maturing in one Of the local
banks. - - = : = -. - = :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
WATERWORKs AND SEWERAGE
.. $"-eas >iS IL 5 =. i
Commercial Club of Springfield Nurses
=. - a Forward Movement. ~ +

SPRINGFIELD: MINN.-Citizens have taken
up the subject of. .waterworks and sewerage.
The business portion Of the town has only
partial fire protection and the residence streets
are wholly unprotected The subject was taken
up at the last meeting of the Commercial club
and committee appointed to ascertain the prob
able cost of sewerage and a good system Of
waterworks, and it is hoped that the matter may
be pushed and the issue voted upon at the
. The only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. August
result Of burns from her clothing Catching
fire, - ~ "{r-'= 7z'.f~s g.. = - -. 5,
The general store Of Gust Nuessle was broken
into and the cash register rided, but no money
was secured.
Miss -. W. Greenwood, worlds eyanselistic
superintendent of the w. O. T. u, spoke in the
Methodist church last night. 3 :. a
Henry Schultz residence caught fire from a
defective fue and was consumed, the family
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PENSIONS
r. B. HOSIETLER,
PENSION ATTORNEY, -
Room BOT, Boston Block Mill ca polls. MINI,

PROPOSALS FOR OFFICE BUILDING, ETC.,
Department Of the Interior, Office Of Indian At.
Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for Office
Building, ETC., Pine Ridge Agency. S. d." and
Washington, d. G., will be received at this
office until o'clock pm. Of February %, 1905
for furnishing materials and labor to construct
Ridge Agency, s. D., in strict accordance with
the plans and specifications, which may be ex-
amined at this office, the offices Of the Con.
lis, Mimi; Globe-Democrat, St. Louis, Mo-; q. s.:
Indian Warehouses COZ 8. 7th st., st. Louis,
Mo-; s1b Howard st., Omaha. Neb.; 265 s..
New York City; Builders & Traders Exchanges.
Omaha, Neb.: Milwaukee, Wis, and St. Paul,
MINI; Northwestern Manufacturers Association,
st. Paul. MIMI, and at the Agency. For fur
Their Information apply to this office or to John
r. Brennan, Agent. Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
f. q. Leupp, Commissioner. $3.50 ,
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r. GOOD CITIZENS LEAGUE !:
New Officers in Charge of Appleton s
Organization.

APPLETON, MINN.-The Good Citizens
league. having for it's object promotion of good
citizenship, enforcement Of laws and suppress
elected the following OFFICERS: b. g. Rosen-
kranz, president; p. Christensen, vice presi-
dent; Sivert Peterson, secretary; B. B. Kings
ley, treasurer. =. 9.:aT !s3&--s!
H. V. ,Kirkeby sold his grocery business to
Emil Sallers and O.. G. Kassner. p. Peterson,
proprietor Of the City bakery and restaurant,
has sold out to X. Knutson. -z $3.50. rs
D. v. Jennings was arrested on the charge
of assault In the first degree upon the night
to await the action Of the grand jury, with
bail at So, 900. He was taken to the county
Jail by Sheriff Doyle. e u, E
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
CARRY OFF SEVEN
BAGS OF MONEY
GAMBLING PARLORS RoBBEu
WHILE MANY LOOKED ON.
Sleeper with True Nerve, Follows
the Robbers and Makes Them Dis
gorge Half Of the Plumber by Threats
4 Of Exposure-one Arrest Made and
Part Of Loot Recovered.
Special to The Journal.

Special to Tho Journal.
Butte, Mont. Feb 11.-One OF the boldese
robberies In recent years WAS perpetrated early
today when John Roberts, swamper In King
& Lowery's big gambling house, and his partner.
Fred Smith, coolly opened the safe. picked up
seven bags OF money aggregating $1,000 and.
tho employees Of the resort were standing
around, both men sauntered out into the street.
followed by George Smith, who. feigning sleAps
had observed the theft.
The sleeper" followed the two men untn
they were out Of the sight OF the police when
he compelled the robbers to give him half OF
the plumber.
This is the essence of the confession of Rob.
erts, who has been captured, the fugitive losing
his nerve when he learned he was suspected>
Roberts acknowledged the crime to lady
friend" who Immediately apprised the police.
The two Smiths have not yet been located.
Roberts had 1914 35 OF the loot on his person.
He had discarded his summer attire, with
his nl-gotten gains had arrayed himself in 81
frock suit and high hat. He expressed chagrin,
that in robbing the safe he had picked up q
sack full Of dice in his hurry, overlooking $40Os!
Roberts has served term in the penitentiarN
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
DREW KNIFE ACROSS THRoA9
Hummel Of Spencer Lives with Wind
pipe and Bloodvessels Severed.

!: SPENCER, 1owA.-Andrew Hummel, retired
farmer attempted suicide last evening by cutting
bis throat: Neither Of the large arteries was
severed altho the windpipe and smaller blooa;;
have died from hemorrhage but for timely assist
Eance.' The act was done in the kitchen OF his
residence, and without any apparent cause. He
has resided In this county for years, owns good
farm and "a comfortable home near town. He.
and his wife have apparently lived happily To-
The state Of Iowa vs. Dol1ard is on trial,
The defendant is. charged with having obtained
money at the First National bank of this city
on, a draft drawn on st. Paul men with whom
he claimed to have credit, but which proved NOT
to be the case. -.ss.. .ss--
SIOUX CITY, IowA.-For the death Of
Harvey Scott his widow has recovered from
the Iowa Telephone company $1,000 damages.
the largest verdict for personal INJURIES ever
awarded in Woodbury. county. Scott was cleo.
trocuted. The case was affirmed by the sue
preme court yesterday. =:
SIOUX CITY IOWA-Journeying from hi9
home at Bellalre, Ohio Mark Smith. wealthy
retired farmer, hopes to be able to find hit
son and the young mans sweetheart, who eloped
on Jan. %. The parents have fears for their
welfare and want to extend parental forg1vet
= @F..f -
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- SAYS IT rs ALL A JOKE
But Wife No. / Has Fuller of Dec
Moines Indicted for Bigamy.

DIES MONIES, IOWA-Failure to cares props
erly for his letters from. wife No. engulfs6
Joe Fuller in a world Of trouble. He is noM
might never have been discovered II he had
been careful where he placed his letters. &
went to Oklahoma, where he found another woHH
an whom he IS now charged with having mar
ried. When he returned he: received letters
from the Oklahoma ife.s One Of these letters
addressed to My. dear husband" and signeG
"your dutiful wife, was found in Fuller,s coaN
pocket By wife No. l. Fuller had : travelled
twelve miles across the country to another posta
office to get the letter.
dress Of the second than che wrote to Oklahoma
and received full particulars OF the marriagesl
She went quietly before the Polk county grand
Jury and al Indictment was secured. FulleE
was arrested yesterday; He denied having mar
ried the wife in Oklahoma and says that the
woman was simply joking when she called hin
sFhusband. 49, - - r:
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DANCING HALL.

80 (>>>->~-c>>~~>~~
K1MBALL HALL, CORNER 9Th AND NICOI.
let; for concerts, dances, etc. Seating ca
pacty, 100 Finest dancing floors in the city,
Inquire ,Kimball Piano Co.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
/ MINING INVESTMENTS

DON'T BUY WILD CATS. Do YOU WANT
information regarding your mining stock free Z
Write me. Do You want ground floor in
the celebrated Lardeau district, B. O.? An
Investment t1s in the Twin Falls Mining Co Gives
mining stock that has been honestly foated
but what has Increased In value In the last
four months. There Will be more dividend
payers come In during the year 1905 than any
q good stock? II not, get some. The Hunter
Creek is shipper. Buy now while you can
get in cheap. All kinds of frst-class stocks
for sale. w. P. Mcdonald, So2-S03 Andrus
THERE IS NO BROKER IN THE TWIN CITIES
h9 sell stocks eneag ana
at 5ensss e. On
PRACTICAL mining snd the long list stocks
handled by him. Write him for free list Of
stocks and If you have any stock
t. sell. ne can sell them Can now use
Development Co. and can use large block
Of Arizona &; Eastern Co., just now. Write
me at once.
PARTICULAR BARGAIN FOR D1sCRIMINAT-
Ing investors right now, in. Cripple Greek
Homestake, Bonanza Queen, ARIZONA, Michigan,
tain Bisbee Coppers Overland and Alaska
Central r. B. Higbee, 410411 Germania Life
building. st. Paul. MINI. Both Telephones
FOR LOWEST PRICES ON BLACK HILLS AND
all western mining stocks and eminent author
ity on mines. Call or write to o. S. Deringer,
712 st. Peter st, St. Paul. : -
I HAVE 1000 SHARES OF TWINAGAM ARM
Gold Mining stock that I will sell for &c per
share; II interested address 103, Journal,
st. Paul 49,. ,s-r-. '.fsa -.
BARGAINS IN PARRY SOUND COPPER AND
johnson N1ckel Iron: 63l Guaranty Loan bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
FINDS HIS Boys DEAD BODY
Lad Of st. Cloud Acct
dentally Shot to Death. ~:

ST. CLOUD, MINN.-Edward Carlson, farm
er and stonecutter, living near the state refor-
matory in Sherburne county found his 16-year-
old son dead in swamp this afternoon, with a
charge Of shot from shotgun in his head. It
is believed that the young man was accidentally
killed. Beside his dead body lay his open jack
knife and an empty she'll, and farther away was
the gun, with an exploded cartridge in it.
Doyle, is held to the grand jury on a charge Of
grand larceny. a bond Of $500 was furnished by
Mrs. Josephine Wilm Of Sank Center. one or
the pioneers Of the state, died today. aged "a.
The county ycomni ssioners have accepted En-
gineer Mogan's report Of the Brockway-Ho folding
ditch at Avon. The ditch is three miles long :
= Mrs. Michael Hartman, near Clear Lake, died
yesterday. = - - S,ti# <.'f"- -1stGss
!: The senate and house committees will visit
the St. Cloud state normal on Feb. Is.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
NEW EVIDENCE FOR KOCH
Dentists Attorneys Assert that His
# Alibi will Be Strengthened.

MANKATO, ADMINISTRATORS Of DR.: Koch,
accused of the murder of Dr.. T.. A. Gebhard,
say that the defense has found new evidence
since the first trial that win materially aid
the charge. They say that several more Wit
nesses have been found, who will testify as
was broken in and the murder discovered This
evidence will tend to strengthen the alibi.
1t is said that Attorneys Somsen for the
defense and Fredericks for the state will not
par ticipate in the second trial. somsen is out
of the case, having. given way to two Of the
best law firms In this city whose services have
been engaged by! the defense. s5
Lines Three-col cut, q. W. Page today
or later 5 49, ffS5E8
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
NEW TEACHER, AT NORMAL
Miss McCutchen in Charge Of Englis1
Branches at Winona.

4WINONA, MINN.--The faculty at the normal
has been increased by the addition Of Hiss Mary
McCutchen, who will teach English branches.
Miss McCutchen is a graduate of the Jchoo1 and
has taught in the high school. Tne winter
term at the normal W vii close on MAJ n when
I, Archbishop Ireland has. been invited to make
the principal address at the annual reunion. and
be held here on Feb. %. A large delegation Of
old settlers went to Dakota village yesterday
to attend the funeral Of Nathan Brown, who
was the earliest settler In the county, having
located at Dakota in 1849. 8
Superintendent Booth and eleven members Of
the teaching force Of the Lake City public
schools spent Friday in Winona inspecting the
schools and the work done here. Seven other
to Red Wing and the twin cities
4 The local recruiting station will shortly be
closed. Lately the number OF recruits has been
falling of SO that it hardly pays to keep the
station open steadily. sz@5s5l5s Sa N
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

& APPLETON, MINN.--Aifss Addie D. Broadbent
and Charles A. Baird, both Of this city were
married at the home of the bride, where q res
ception was held. Rev. w. W.. Brown Off
cnted.-Nliss Martha. Ritzke and Gustav Kohler
were married at the German Evangelical church
in Fairfield. Rev. s. r. Iw1g OBLIGATED
]. LA CROSSE, WIS. Charles r. Sshleeter Of
Minneapolis and Miss Minnie NJ. Fietzke OF this
city were united In marriage at the home Of
the bride yesterday.-The marriage Of Miss
Florence A.. Richcraft and Frederick G. Hal
low took place at the home Of the brides moth
er last evening. .a.a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
KERR PROPOSES
CORPORATION TAX
HOW TIE STATE CAN SECURE
MORE POCKET MONEY.
Nominal Tax Plan Followed IN New
Il Jersey. May Be Copied by South Da-
kota Bill Is Being Prepared at the
Suggestion Of Governor Elrod's Pri-
Z vate Secretary.
Special to The journal

Special to The Journal
E Pierre, s. D., Feb 11.--Professor Robert E.
Kerr, private secretary to the governor is a
practical political economist In his long teach
ing experience in colleges that has been his
specially. He has given much attention to prob
lens, of assessment and taxation, and most OF
the plans now under consideration for rsmedying
the present bad conditions existing in this state
have been suggested by him. He is not q
faddist, but IS thoroly Informed as to the plana
which have proved effective elsewhere.
He finds that New Jersey derives a large
revenue from nominal corporation tax. Every
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11

QI1SOAeE QdrOl0 DILL was
treated rather contempt
uously by the senate, be-
ing denominated a Hood
of verbiage and unconsti-
tutional in some respects;
particularly taking the
pardoning power away
from the board of par.
dons and vesting 1t in the
board OF charities and
corrections but it was
good-naturedly passed. :
The bill requiring gas
olene to be sold In red.
colored packages also has
become a. law without the
emergency clause. It
passed the house two
years ago and was lost
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11

corporation organized I'M
der the laws Of that state
is required to make an
annual report to the SEQ
Rotary of state and to ac-
company that report by
a nominal fee Of IS. In
event Of failure to re-
port and pay this fee by
a stipulated date the gov
ernor proclaims the de-
linquent corporation de-
funct and forfeits the
charter.
South Dakota plays
New Jersey q close Sec
ond in the corporation
line, and has chartered
not less than 20, 900
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
. So BIG FARM SOLD
William CARTS Place at Baker Transfer
.- -, - y. 81 .:.<<. for S22.4OO. ID

GAINESVILLE, MIMI. A. Hoyt has
bought the William Carr farm at Baker, consist
ing Of $40 acres, for $22, 400. za.s 4
The Pelican Rapids Telephone company had It's
representative before the city council asking
permission to connect With the city exchange.
This will furnish excellent telephone facilities
for GAINESVILLE and vicinity, it being the third
rural line to connect with the city.
A debate on the immigration question is sched-.
uled at the operahouse March 8. Prominent citi-
zens will participate and the proceeds will be for
the Congregational church. a%5s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
DIED FROM ExPosuRE !
Legs Of Another Will Be Amputated@
25 Below at LIVINGSTON.

r LIVINGSTON, MONT-John Klumdtilla, age@
Sc, of Red Lodge, Mont, died here from expose
Warren Fwyger was found unconscious from exl
posure near Fridley by the crew of the Yellows
stone Park train, and brought here. his legAt
will be amputated. It was Is below zero III
Livingston today. aA ~ ~
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NO HELP FROM CARNEGIE
Ladies Of Bemidji Establish a Fine
Library.

BEMIDJI, MrNN.-The Ladies' Library as
ISOLATION OF Bemidji, organized year ago, has
established library Of 200 volumes, which
is now open to the public: Mrs. A. q. Hem
erickson was yesterday elected president Of
the association. #s5z6
The BemidJi Brewing company has commenced
suit to enjoin the Minneapolis Red Lake &
veyed thru Bemidji. The road will pass close
to the brewery, ma interfering, 1t Is
claimed with Its swor ~ s. IA
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
. NEW COUNTY POOR FARM
Jackson County Commissioners Change
Sites and Prepare to Build.

= BLACK RIVER FAILS, wIs.-The county
board has authorized the sale of the county
poor-farm and the purchase of the Stickney
land belonging to the jackson County Agri-
cultural society The erection Of new county
house will be begun as soon as pos
sibIe. There is an offer Of, $1,000 for the poor
farm. but it Is valued higher. . s&
B Mile. Adele Rogue of New York, who has
gained much prominence as an advocate Of the
science .of psychomorphology, is visiting her
mother and brothers in this city. fzs3
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

bought, leased, manufactured; models made;
20 years established; unexcelled reputation;
inventors iO-page book free. Write American
and solicitors; main office, O25-93s Guaranty
building, Minneapolis, MINI. 81 McGill build
ing, Washington, D. G.
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PRINTING

R1NTING-ANYTH1NG THAT CAN BE DONE
with Ink and paper our work is equal to that
OF h1Sh-priced print shops and prices
much lower; try us. EMald, 230 Sd az n,
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many Of these are already defunct, but if one
sey scheme would bring to the treasury dot
not to be despised by state that needs ready
coin. bill for that purpose has been prepared
and will soon aDnear = -...-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11

the state university opened this week. The
registration for the first semester exceeds that
of the. total for the entire last Yearx -.
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81 STAPLES, MIMI -Rssv. 81, q Ciemans, d. b.,
lectured here last evening to large audiences.
The lecture Heading the PrUcesyton,sl Was .
rnasterly encrts we'll del ysred
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
Insurance Bill Wins Big Point,

TERRAvILLE, s. D.-Mrs. Joseph Hambly,
after suffering terribly from burns received Jan.
26, died yesterday. Her clothing caught fire
at the time her dwelling burned. She leaves q
husband and three small children
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA
chinery' large stock secondhand and new.
Northern Machinery CO., PIT Sd st S, Mpls.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11

MOoRHEAD, MINN-Howard q. Fry, post
office inspector Of st. Paul. Is in the city
arranging for the free delivery system to be
started about April L IS Il ~ 8
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11

HAMILTON, MINI. The council has taken
action to bond the village FOR the purpose of
aiding in build ding bridge across the Minnesota
river ct this pCintS
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EAU CLAIRE, wIs.-Walter NJ. Hainer. who
shot himself dead with revolver, left note in
which he stated that he had tried to be good
but this was, less disgrace than to let things
pn f1rfher