Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
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gas plant in the near. furure.
Meriden-H. ]. Rosenoau wins first
prise In the monthly butter scoring
contest. 5.# Is II. + ST. $.:.. IF IS *
Aankato The United States grand
Jury returned six indictments and was
discharged. .,->>.s $s:. @@:.' T. =.
South st. Paul-Oscar Morschter;
who was killed, had signed card al
revival meeting. ~.
Edge Valley-Steps have been taken
to organize a stock company to build
or purchase a. first class hospital
building. # $50,
Glyndon-Joseph Majeska of Hast
sings, was killed by an east-bound
Northern Pacific freight train one
mile east Of here. .s.~
Hallock-A special term Of court will
be held here, for the purpose Of try
ing Charles G. Reeves for the murder
Of Ludwig Swanson. ..
st. PaulEReed & Stem will be the
architects for the auditorium. The
st. Paul firm was formally chosen by
the auditorium board. ''*s&>
Ada-Tom Amundson, who owns a
threshing machine near Gary, waa
crushed and instantly killed by being
thrown under the engine.
+ acknowledgements James A.
Tawney has just returned from trip
to Arizona, New Mexico and: other
points in the great Southwest.
Washington-In the grand total OF
more than $15o,oo0,0oo Of postal re-
ceipts in the last fiscal year, Mime
sofa contributed about $3,235.0O0.
Randolph-The body o. John Hol-
lien, who had been labcring on the
farms in the vicinity, was found on
the Chicago Great Western tracks.
Elk Rivera series of entertain
ments has been arranged by several
local business men. Four dates will
be filled here by the Midland Lyceum
bureau Of Des Moines; Iowa.
,Duluth-Mrs. Anna Freeburg, "a
years old, danced Swedish national
dance in honor Of the eightieth ami
versary of her birth, in the presence
OF a large assemblage of guests.
Minneapolis Christ Norby, the man
who stabbed his own son, Hardy Nor
by, at Is University avenue northeast.
made a desperate attempt at suicide
as he was being placed under arrest.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. McCleary
has accepted an invitation to address
the Economic club Of Providence, r.
l., on Nov. 10, the day after his adj
dress before the Economic club OF
Boston.
Pipestone-Feter Travis of this city
was found dead in bed of heart disease.
He was an old and respected citizen
of Pipestone county, and soldier of
the Civil war. He leaves family Of
children.
Granite Falls-The fifth annual
meeting of the Western Minnesota
Teachers association In this city, was
one of the most successful in it's his
tory. There are 200 teachers in at
tendance.
Winona-After several years of dis
cussion Winona county is to have one
consolidated rural school district. The
four districts around tho village of
Lewiston have voted overwhelmingly
in favor of the move.
Harvey Stark, indicted as Frank
Jones for the theft of a diamond ring
from Harm & Bros jewe!ry store on
Seventh street, was sentenced to three
years Imprisonment in the state peni-
Tertiary by Judge Orr.
Winona-The annual county Sunday
school convention, which closed at st.
Charles, elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President, o. A.
Bierce; secretary, Carl Gerlicher;
treasurer, W. F. A. Brachlow.
Moorhead-Because none of his VIC
Tins want to prosecute him, Peter
August Eklund, may go free of punish
ment although he has admitted en-
bezzling $1,000 and has given himself
over to the police authorities in Lon
don.
Ralph Moss, fifteen years old, ap-
peared before the police judge charged
with larceny. Moss, it is said, snatched
a purse containing 81 from Mrs. Mary
Smith of Minneapolis in a department
store. He was placed under the care
of Probation Officer Graves.
The state treasurer sent out the war
rants for the semi apportion-
ment of state funds to the school d.
stricts. The amounts distributed is
$863,0C0. The special aid to state high
and graded schools will be sent a few
days later. This amounts to $4,000.
South st. Paul-While sleeping in
his caboose at State street., w. A.
Bryan, a conductor on a Chicago Great
Western freight running between MIN
neapolis and Chicago, was robbed Of
a gold watch and chain, which he had
IN fn1dn6 q
pillow.
Minneapolis-St. Paul delegates to
the Union Veterans union, which had
It's convention in Springfield, ILL.,, Oct
1922, returned and brought with them
the announcement that the union will
hold its reunion in Minneapolis next
September on the same date that the
&. A. r. encampment will take place.
st. Paul-Judge Hallam filed an or
der in the district cour: overruling
the demurrer to the complaint in the
suit, Of. Charles Thompson and Arson
r. Speer against the Minnesota Cold
Storage company, involving the ques-
ton of the right Of possession Of 40
wild ducks killed by plaintiffs in North
Dakota. =
Duluth-Fire have destroyed the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nellie Nelson of
Eveleth, the mother of triplets about
three years ago., and she and they had
narrow escape firm death in the
flames. Mrs. Nelson was deserted by
her husband more than year ago.
She and the triplets were alone and
asleep when the fire originated. =.
Winona-The Winona board OF
health and city council are going to
rid the city OF hogs.
Thief River Falls-Frank Burjan, a
brakeman on the 500 railroad, was