Willmar tribune., 1905-09-27
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.. ST Paul-The flrat printing press Il
given to the state hlstori cal society. =. 5.
Dnluth-Th state board Of health
plans to cstabltshsa branch laboratory
here. 5:Z.zs .* IS
st. Paul-The college. OF law starts
It's fall term with increased attend.
ance. $# = r. 5=:S ~. ::..e35ss5.5
St Paul. The Northern conference
Of the Swedish NJ. E. church closes ita
sessions .. + III .:... Z =.. + I Y
81 St Paul-Archblshop Ireland an
nounces the merging Of the cathedral
and ST. Joseph's parishes. -- ~
Wadcna-The Upper Mississippi Val
ley Medical society held its regulur
quarterly meeting In this city. 49,
St Paul-The state board of health
Is making q archaeological examina.
ton Of the milk supply in cities.
Winon a--Arrangements have been
made for reopening the museum in
connection with the Winona high
school. r:
Winona-A voluntary petition in
bankruptcy: has been, filed by John II.
stinson, railway fireman residing at
Austin. -. 5';$:$:f s:
Two Harbors--MrA> Annie Maria
Dodge, one Of the earliest settlers of
Lake county, .died at. her home here at
the age of6o years .z,>:
Fergus Falls-The local medical So
cieties of the ninth congressional dis.
trict met in this city and perfected a
district organization.
Madelia-Byron johnson, II years of
age, living with his parents ten miles
east of here on the Watonwan river,
has been missing for almost week.
Bemidji-The survey of the Bemidj;-
Detriot railway, under the direction Of
Engineer Abbott OF Minneapolis, is
finished. The line is sixty-nine miles
in length.
Minneapolis-Dr. George R. Koch of
New Ulm, tried three times and finally
acquitted for the murder of Dr. Louis
A. Gebhardt, will come here and open
a dental office.
Stillwater-Thomas Torslin, farm
laborer, was fatally injured while dig
ging q hole in which to bury q large
stone. The dirt scaved in and the
stone fell upon him.
Rushford-Ole Tuft, Rushford's old
est pioneer, is dead He was past 81
years of age. and was the first white
settler in Root River valley. coming
here in the early ffties.
Dodge Center-Some person or per-
sons entered the cemetery on Clare
mount street and tipped over twenty
three grave stones and monuments
many being badly damaged.
Duluth-Charles Chortier, assistant
engineer at the Duluth city pumping
station, shot three bears, an old one
and two cubs The three bears ap-
peared near the pumping station
Hamline-The competitive exhibit of
creamery butter at the state fair was
the largest ever presented to the
judges. The lot contained 41S tubs,
and averaged the highest score ever
shown.
Observation-Disclosures were routed
from the Congregational church on
Sunday evening by mosquitoes The
pests were there in thick clouds, maxi
ing it impossible to be inside the
church.
Bemidji - Mystery surrounds the
death of Ka-ga-ge, an aged Red Lake
Indian who was found lying outside
his cabin between Battle lake and
Mag uam bay with bullet hole through
his heart
Eveleth-Philip Maroni was killed at
the Stephens mine by an explosion of
Edyuami1e: 1tis Observation-Disclosures
up the end of = gaspipe with dynamite
and attempted to open it with the.aid
of q chisel
St Paul-The German agrarfan COM
mission, consisting of ten agriculturists
appointed by the German government
to study farming methods in the UNI
ted States were the guests Of the Com
mercial club.
Tenstrike-Andrew Engstrom, a
homesteader, was found dead two
miles from town. Engstrom left Ten
strike with four companions, all of
whom were well-known. .homesteaders
Nothing has been seen since of these
two men.
st. Cloud-Mrs. Frank Schroeder of
Albany, while helping her husband
hitch team Of horses to a plow, was
knocked down and seriously hurt. The
horses trampled upon her, causing a
fracture of the skull and breaking her
leg aud arm.
:: Pipestone-Frank Dohlmeier, one of
the most prominent farmers of this Vi
cinity, is dead as the result of a stroke
of appoplexy. He was an early set
tier and at the time Of his death was
the owner of several fine farms in this
neighborhood.
Duluth-George Winters of Portland.
Or, was arrested here at the request
of Portland authorities, who accused
him of embezzlement Winters was
agent for o brewing company and is
said to have decampcd with 81. 700.
The sum of 81. 900 in gold was found in
q belt around his Waist
Washington-Andrew II. Challeen
was appointed postmaster at Rock
Creek, Pine county, MINI. vice LAWN
ME =. Holmberg. resigned. Also Gus
tav E. Broby, at Tislo, Campbell coun-
ty, s D., vice Peter Skartvedt, re-
e3onad ~Ets-