Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-05-30
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st. Pau-TheodO Ziegler. SGT For
est street, was found dead in bed
inneapolis-- Many become appre-
hensive that st. Paul is: to. be visited
by tornado. 81 tx. d -@ n. Is: :,
Neutrality-suspicious. "A. Hanson has
been appointed postmaster at Lynx,
Beltrami county. ~: LII - .s
st. Paul-Street car company asks a
favor of the city while refusing scent
fare to Minnehaha.
st. Paul-Mrs. John Lyons 442 Pine
street, a bystander, is shot twice dur
ing row between two men.
Minneapolis -The Methodist young
people join in celebrating the anniver-
sary Of the founding of the Epworth
league. 49,
Observation-Disclosures request for a
football game with Chicago next fall
has been turned down by the Midway
senate.
ADMINISTRATIVE R. Charest. a
hardware merchant Of this city, has
made an assignment for the benefit OF
his creditors to the Moorhead National
bank.
| sWinona-The city council has award
ed the contract for, the new city hall
and Jail to Seidlitz & Werner, for $19,-
600; and the plumbing to j. L. Mayer
for $2,40e.
St. Clouq-There are twenty-eieh
cases of diphtheria at st. Joseph's
academy, the school for young ladies
| and: girls conducted by the order Of
ct. Benedict.
|
| st. sPaul-Annabel Lee, who, 1t IS
claimed by the police has a reputa-
! ton throughout the country, is under
arrest at the central station. She is
accused Of passing forged checks at
| local stores.
st. .Paul-The Great Northern shop
employees will hold their annual picnic
this year on June 23 at Spicer, on the
shores OF Green Lake. It is expected
| there Will be two trainloads OF ex-
! cursionists.
! Floodwood-A crew of civil engineers
has been busy week or more in this
vicinity making drainage surveys for
| the state. 1t is reported that $4,000
| will be spent for draining in the Flood
wood district.
| st. Paul-George Hasenzahl, a driv-
| er for the D. Bergman hide company,
| 1856 East Third street, collided with
| an east-bound Selby avenue car while
| driving down West Fourth street, and
was severely injured.
! st. Peter-As part of a plan to es-
| tablish an important Swedish Lutheran
| colony in northern Minnesota, sever
al ministers of that denomination have
! organized the Northwestern Land &
immigration company.
St. Peter-At the annual convention
| of the Mankato District Christian En-
deavor, held in Amboy, Rev. L. S. Hall,
| pastor of the Union Presbyterian
| church of this city was reelected dis
| trict president for the ensuing year.
Plpestone-Hans Swenson and
Charles l.. Bailey were caught in the
act of SEEMING the Rock river the other
day. They came into Judge Gilmore's
court today and paid $3.50 each for
their experience. They didn't catch a
flsh.
Eagle Lake.-Srnallpox, which broke
| out here the middle Of January and
| Frustrated business, has about run it's
| course, there being but one case at
present, and that is mile from town.
There have been forty-nine cases. but
none fatal.
st. ~Paul-Sloane Shane and Louis
| Riola engaged in a duel with knives in
| a SWede Hollow, st. Paul, residence
Shane was sent for a bucket Of beer
When he brought 1t back, Riola drank
| the entire contents of the "growler."
This started the slashing.
to hold it's annual tournament on
Wednesday, June q, instead of on Me-
! mortal day, as has been done in the
past. There will be a dozen events
| of ten to fifteen birds each, and shoot
ers from other places will participate.
Sts .Cloud-Minnesota Elks and those
| of adjoining jurisdictions are planning
| for a reunion here on June IA and Is,
when the second annual meeting Of the
state association will be held in that
city. The first meeting was held in
Duluth last June and proved very sue
cessful.
Wadena-The county authorities are
working diligently to secure further
| evidence against Mrs. Fred Klasgey,
who is under arrest at Long Prairie
on charge Of numbering her former
| husband, August Alderman; who resid-
ed at Wrightstown,~ this county, some
years ago.
st. Paul-The state game and fish
commission have installed an incuba-
tor at the Willow Brook hatchery in
st. Paul to develop the Japanese
pheasants. This is in the nature of an
experiment., as it was found almost
impossible to have the pheasant bred
in captivity. - -
Pipestone-G- Gunderson, farmer
residing northeast Of = here, has COM
mitted suicide by taking strychnine
| upon returning home from town. He
| went to the barn, mixed a drink of the
poison, which he, kept for the purpose
of killing rats, and after drinking it
he dropped dead.
Northfield-The Carleton college an
| nual interclass meet resulted in a tie
between seniors and juniors, each Sc
| curing forty-one points. The sopoh-
! mores had thirty nine points and the
subfreshmen five points. A heavy
track and strong head wind prevent
| ed; record making time.
Greenbush-Sheriff Richmond O,
| Roseau county returned from NORTH
| Dakota, where he went in search OF
Mckenzie, the alleged murderer O!
Stewart at Wannaska last January
He found his man at Mickinook, where
| he. had been leading swift life with
several old acquaintance. So.
| Hamline-Fourteen pharmacists anG
twenty one assistant pharmacists have
been registered by the state board Of
pharmacy out of class of 100 candi-