Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-28

st. Paula fire at the house fur
nishing store OF the Will e.. Matheis
Company causes a loss Of $4,000. =
Hamline-The legislature will be
asked to provide $4,000 for a model
creamery at the state farm school.
Moorhead-The legislature will be
asked to provide funds for new build
1ngs at three of the normal schools.
Minneapolis-The Twin City Clear
ing House Associations are planning
to employ a special bank examiner.
Minneapolis - Settlement of the
Northwest may be retarded by new
Interpretation of immigration laws.
Minneapolis-Supt Olsen complies
figures which show that the compul-
sorry school law is overlooked in the
country.
st. Paula four-year-old girl tries
case and has her nose nearly severed
by broken glass.
st. Paul-The members of the board
guarantee the cost Of decorating the
Auditorium in order that the building
may be completed in every detail.
st. Paul-Ed Poole drew razor
when attacked by William Cook and
James Porter in boarding house last
night, and welded it with such effect
that his two assailants are in the city
hospital
Duluth-It looks as If the lid would
be firmly shut down in Duluth. A lid
committee of about 200 persons, head
ed by A. r. Merritt, of West Duluth,
appeared at the meeting of the council
and asked for a hearing.
Winona-The residence and contents
of a house on the Minnesota City road,
about two miles from this city, owned
by Mrs. Josephine Everton, and occu-
pied by Charles Plapp, was totally .le-
stroyed by fire.
Minneapolis-The Minnesota State
Graduate Nurses Association has been
incorporated for the primary purpose
of insuring concerted action in the Ct
fort to have a bill passed in the next
state legislature licensing nurses Of
the state.
Minneapolis-The Y. M. c. A. basket
ball team defeated the state farm
school team in the latter's gymnasium
last night by score of % to 9. It
was the schools first game of the
year and the men were new at the
game.
Brainerd-The Grow Wing County
Good Roads Association was organized
with DR.. Werner Hemsted as president
and w. D. Mckay as secretary. A vice
president was elected from each town
In the county: The association will
hold quarterly meetings at Rrainerd.
Biaudette-Three Chicago hunters
who have been after big game in the
Rainy Lake district, report having had
a desperate hand to hand encounter
with caribou, in midlake, and in
substantiation Of their story exhibit
the horns and hide OF the big animal.
Minneapolis Co-operation between
the police chiefs Of st. Paul and Min
neapolis is the principal object which
Mayor-elect James G. Haynes will
have In view in choosing man 10
place at the head of the Minneapolis
department for the next two years.
Minneapolis-The Milwaukee Pioneer
Limited train bound for, Chicago struck
an outbound Cedar and Emerson car
at the Cedar and Franklin avenue
crossing, and 18 or 20 passengers VINO
were on board the car escaped death
by hairs breadth. AS it was three
Of the passengers were slightly in
jured and number of the others were
badly shaken up.
Mankato-A preliminary survey has
been completed for judicial ditch in
LIE Sueur and Blue Earth counties It
will be three and a half miles long, of
which two miles will be in Blue Earth
county It will drain into Lake JET
ferson, and will result in retaining
about 600 acres Of land. Several mud
lakes and sloughs will be drained.
Mankato-Two important medical
meetings will be held in Mankato on
Dec. 8 and 4. On the evening of Dec
3 the Blue Earth County Medical So
ciety will entertain the Brown and
Redwood County Associations The
members of the latter association will
furnish the papers, and the local asso-
citation will do the entertaining. r:
Garden City - Thomas Edgerton,
while walking to the home Of his
married daughter, dropped dead and
was found by neighbor who was
driving to town. Mr.. Edgerton was a
prominent farmer and veteran Of
the Civil war, being a prisoner for sew
eral months in the Cahawba (Ala-)
prison. He settled in Blue Earth
county nearly fifty years ago, and was
member Of the Garden City school
board for twenty-five years.
Red Lake Falls-Louis Brunnelle,
two-year-old son Of Albert Brunnelle,
is dead as the result Of injuries in
1,xra in ~ OF
was playing about the yard with the
whistle in his mouth. He fell and the
Jagged edge, where the nouthpiece
was broken of, was driven into his
throat, severing an artery. It was at
first thought his life might be: saved,
but after "a hours Of terrible suffering
he died. 49,.
Duluth-While examining q gun
which boy companion had brought
to show him, Harry Wildner; seven
years old; was shot and accid entally
killed at his home in Foxboro: =, - ~.
winona-The. last boat OF the season
has gone, through the drawbridge at
this place and the records for the sea-
son are complete. ~ !, =. ..~s ~
Minneapolis i lln: ss>>.s- Ryan, n George
Conrad and Michael Bjorklund were
arrested; In a freight car@inzth the Great
Northern yards: e. 81: ~: :
; Hamline- Minnesota Transfer
Railway Company plans to erect, IN
immense freight depot in the Midway
district. .5.=e-s ~ 81 - sS.t zzE :=
sMankato lillian George, 8 Jr. is
years old, was shot. in the, foot while
hunting and SO badly hurt that it, was