Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-24
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ODD 50: Paul Paul's fruit /: jobbers
have q successful season = v |5
2Szs he5s linn Ia Methodist
inference, closes; its Sc ssion a5 .gz Y; M
Is, Minneap 81 almes Conlon, 4 q. nag
man, is killed Nv q locomotive. IT. =: %' 4
SE. Minneapo ,rhea 4 state board 5Sof
health adopts ! several new rules. - -
st. Paul State convention Of Bap-
lists begins at First Baptist church. e. (:
##is s; ul---.r he boWlers " subscribe
$I1l0:s to the fund to secure the 1908
national tourH ament for st. Paul: - & :: ).
Mankato request has been pre-
scented to the council to hold#a special
meeting to- grant a.. franchise for a
street railway line to a syndicate Of
local and outside capitalists -. t# :
& Fariba the annual meeting
OF the Faribault:: school district the
following were elected to membership
on the board Benson Brown, Samuel
F. Donaldson and DR.. William p. Ten
Brock. ~, <|i" " s4 s,.:.1 !.
Blooming 'Pratrie-The Union. Fiber
company Is erecting "a branch plant
to prepare tow. from flax straw; The
plant will employ about fifteen men and
will be CT great benefit. to the farmers.
The Commercial club Is deserving of
great credit for securing this new In
dustry. 4 "G!:*. -. = ~, :.
/; Washington solver A. Knagnes was
county, and Harriet l.. Nyberg at Ha-
witch, Kandiyoht county. -.
= Mankato-L.W. Ktmball is preparing
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non Center. He. has begun the work
Of dismantling the Fairmont mill ana
will transport the machinery to Vernon
Center. s.,
notwithstanding carbolic acid
for throat gargle, Mrs. George Lane.
702 Seventh street Sc, swallowed a
quantity OF the acid early today and
died a. few minutes later. g..
Glyndon-The potato harvest in Clay
county is in full blast and the crop is
good. Several Kansas buyers on the
ground bidding for the stuff, but the
growers are. inclined t. hold for better
prices. - II
Mankato-Four hundred knights of
Columbus and their wives came down
to the city yesterday on special trains
toHwitness the initiation Of a. class of
thirty-flve from this city, Currie.
Marshall and Iona. .*t !, .~S:>>
Ltndstrom-The proposed plan 10
deepen and straighten Sunrise river
and thereby lain 5000 acres of land
which now is usually flooded during
most Of the: year has been abandoned
because of its great cost.
Minneapolis-We church closed
the fiscal year yesterday, out of debt,
with every bill paid>:to date. and with
advance supplies also\ paid for. There
Is g goodly balance in the treasury to
begin the new year.
!. Macalester-The bis annual flag
rush of the freshmen and sophomores
Of the college took place on the campus
today and was fought desperately. with
the freshmen finally victorious.
Mankato-The~ Mankato Commercial
club has taken steps to secure a reduce
ton in the express rate on merchant
disc per 100 pounds from st. Paul to
Mankato. The rate is now Is cents per
100 pounds, whereas the rate from st.
Paul to Faribault recently was re-
duced from IS cents to IS cents.
f. Two Harbors-The long looked cor
plats OF three Of the townships back
from Beaver bay have. been received
from the office of the United States
surveyor general at st. Paul, and the
land will be-, open for entry in the
federal building at Duluth on Nov. IS,
Il and: Is. The townships are. 81,
range 8: So, range 9, and 81, range 10.
All the land lies in Lake county, six to
! eighteen miles back or north Of Beaver
! bay. =. - ,~*
| st. Paul-H. Ga1stad, a brakeman on
the st. Paul road residing at La
| Crosse, was hurt last night by jumping
from a moving freight train at the foot
! Of Jackson street. s# He had a narrow
!; escape from having his right leg
! crushed under the wheels Of the cars.
He was taken to the city hospital. 1t
Is said that his injuries are not serious.
st. Paul-Some popular Indian names
may be changed and some favorite
notions upset ifcthe state historical So
ciety can have it's say: Minnehaha may
be one of them. It was declared at
! the meeting Of the society last night
/ that the Indians never called the fall
Mtnnehaha, but Mime ja-ja, and that
1T did not mean laughing water. but
bending water. " i 4.
= st. James y Judge Lorin; :Craig's reg
ular% term: Of the district court here
this week was in. some respects re-
markable. There were no criminal or
civil cases for trial by Jury, and the
i:fourt had Sheriff Forsyth notify the
Jurors not to appear In court, and thus
be- saved the county expense. All oil
the Jurors were notified except one
i Three court cases Of little Importance
were tried and court then adjourned
eor%Sthe term. II - H. Z :. -
l., Philip Miller's i barn, & ar
old structure that. had been vacant
since last spring and that twenty years
ago was a feed mill. burned early this
morning, and a few hours later tht
renter, James Laird, In looking about
I the ruins IL disco Yered. the remains .,
q man ON the second floor under q
portion Of the roof that had fallen In
The body was burned past recognition
and the few fragments OF clothing let1
fell or. a s= . 4: - = r, = s.
Duluth----!T1he# steamer b.. Jones g.
the Jones g. Mclaughlin sheetz carried
out OF the Duluth Superior .harbor. thu
largest cargo. Of wheat that ever wa.
moved on the Great Lakes; and is salt
bya5vessel okers To- doubtless be l:h,
largest cargo Of wheat ever floated= ii
/ the world ;E IL It ! consisted #of 537O,27;
bushels Sof ! (, lurun1 heat t. shipped. 81
the :Anles- Brooks company. Isl.
Mimi The new rules, Sof W.. SAM,
tation TOR road cars, III i. which Eth,
state board Sof. health has been for1mr1uu
the en- 1aread e,iI,
the board by the new code. viii com,