Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-06-13
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RAAOAy OICu6SIra.
= White +Bear-The water in White
bear breaks over at road embankment
and Is headed toward Bald Eagle.
W1nona-The Fiber company has an
nounced its intention of rebuilding it's
plant destroyed by fire this week. y
W1nona-The 2-year-old daughter of
Heannold Ebert Of the town OF Warren
drowned in watering trough near the
home Of her parents
oMoorhead-The jury in district court
IN the damage suit Of Mrs. Gertrude
fr1gtad VS.. the Great Northern Rail-
way company, awarded her damages Of
Crookston-Mayor Chestersan placed
a lid on this city and for the first time
the metropolis of the Red river valley
enjoyed freedom from the Sunday
saloon.
Mankato-Leslie Wade, the Adrian
man who suddenly disappeared short
time ago, causing much anxiety to his
WIFE, has been located on farm south
west Of Luverne.
Tower-A. S. Kibbee & Sons Of AL
bany, N. Y, have closed a deal with the
rover Lumber company for 100000
Feet OF pine lumber, the quality to be
No. and better
Mankato-Thomas J. Travers, one Of
the pioneer settlers of this county, died
at his home in Vernon Center township
from complication of troubles incl
dent to old age. He was 70, and leaves
wife and four children.
Winona-The owners of the Union
Fiber plant in this city, which was de-
stroyed by fire, have decided to rebuild
at once. The company had offers to
go to st. Paul or La Crosse, but de-
cided to remain in Winona.
Preston.-In district court R. J. Stou-
dahl was fined $3.50 for assault in the
second degree. While in drunken
frenzy last January Stoudahl seriously
stabbed his wife and it was her tears
that kept him from going to prison.
Plainview-The farmers and business
men have combined to establish a
monthly sales day at this place. AS an
inducement to bring people to the town
who are out of the regular territory,
the business men offer special bargains
Mankato-Thomas J. Travers, one of
the pioneer settlers of this county, died
at his home at Vernon Center town.
ship, from a. complication Of troubles
incident to old age. He was seventy
nine years Of age and leaves a wife and
four children.
Preston-Fred Bollman, a farmer liv-
ing southeast Of here, was drowned in
Willow creek at the Staple camp bridge
about $50 this evening, together with
his team. The bridge was undermined
by the recent rains and went down
when Bollman drove on it.
Thief River Falls-Halvor Strand
void, the Thief River Falls man who
became entangled in the matrimonial
muddle with Miss Edna Kirk Of Lewis
ton, Pa, has been notified that he can
get back the $34 he sent to the woman
by applying to her attorneys.
Minneapolis rapid rise in Minne-
haha creek, following the heavy rain
turned the small stream into a swirline
river which completely demolished the
dam and main bridge at Edna Mills,
and did more or less damage along the
banks for distance of many miles.
=, st. Paul-Ole Anderson, q farmer
living at Brooklyn Center, was blown
off his wagon while driving along
Twenty-third avenue north, near
washington avenue, shortly before
noon and was so stunned by his fall
that he had to be taken to the city
hospital.
Two Harbors-It has been announced
that the American Shipbuilding COM
pany will close a contract to build a
steamer for the Great Lakes which
will be GAS feet long over all. She will
carry $4,000 tons on draft Of nineteen
feet, and will probably carry $4,000 or
$4,000 tons Of iron ore.
Stewartville-The nineteen-year-old
son of G. W. Otter, a farmer near here,
was shot and killed by companion Of
about his own age. The boys had been
throwing tin cans into the air and
shooting at them. The gun was acct
dentally discharged, the charge striking
the Otter boy in the neck.
Morris-Ida Johnson, nine-year-o
daughter Of a farmer living in the town
of Rendville, has been terribly bitten
by a dog which is said to have been
afflicted with rabies. The physician
who was called to attend the child i'm
mediately had her removed to the
Pasteur institute at Chicago for treat
ment.
Duluth-A meeting OF the committee
In charge of the arrangements for the
state republican convention was held
here. ]. B. Sutphin, state weighmaster
at Duluth, and former mayor, has been
elected sergeant-of-arms Of the con-
vention. The address of welcome will
be delivered by E. I. Millar. Alderman
r. D. Haven has charge of the hall and
arrangements for seating the delega-
tons.
Two Harbors-A run away Duluth &
Iron Range freight train carrying thirty
loaded ore cars, at 10 o'clock dashed
down hill from Waldo, Mimi, to Two
Harbors, without ar engine crew, con-
ductor Or brakeman, excepting one
breakman who feared to jump in the
darkness. He sustained a broken leg
and other injuries.
Brafnerd-There have been sporadic
efforts made to investigate the pros
poets Of iron in nearly every portion
| of Grow Wing county, but it is. only
recently that there has been any effort
made to develop these finds in any
definite and systematic manner. AT
tention now, however, is being turned
to Cass county as we'll.
Mankato-The A. o. u. W. lodge last
night entertained $50 visiting members
| from Mapleton, Madison Lake, Lake
Crystal, Kasota, GAINESVILLE, Alma City,
New Ulm, st. Peter and other places.
st. Cloud-The state board of control
has awarded the contract for the build
ing of the new model school at the