The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-10-27
BRIEF MINNESOTA ITEMS.

Ntinneapois--The live stock sanita.y
board suggests several amendments to
the present laws
Minneapolis-Th Great Northern
! will put on another train between ST.
Paul and Spokane.
ST. PAul-The street car company
objects to having its service regulated
by the city council.
st. Paul-F'lorencc Murphy, III York
street. is probably fatally burned while
playing with IL bonfire.
Minneapolis--The state supreme
court declares Il part of the primary
election law unconstltution.
! Rcnvil;c-The German Presbyterian
church. four miles north OF Renville,
was dedicated Sunday, Oct. IA. Rev.
Swcde will be installed as pastor.
| Minncapolis-Mi Legislature
will be asked to provide for an exhibit
at the Alaska Pacific exposition
which will be held in Seattle in 1903.
! Malung-lror three hours II. J.
Wells. a farmer living near here, was
held up on slim sapling a few yards
away from his house by big black
hear.
| Perham-Perham's new Catholic
church was dedicated by Bishop Tro.
bee OF St. Cloud. assisted by several
visiting priests. The church cost $780,
900 and is the finest in northern Min
nesota.
| ST. Peter Attacked by a vicious ram
as she was crossing the door yard st
her farm in Cambria township. Blue
Earth county, Mrs. James A. Thomas
was hurled to the ground and severely
injured by the animal.
7, Winona-An unusually strong and
inspiring program has been prepared
for the eleventh annual meeting OF
the Southern Minnesota Educational
association. which is to be held at
Winona. on Nov. 8, q and 10.
Wyoming-The postoff1ce and gener-
al store of Richner & Simmons was
robbed last night the safe blown open
and $500 and an unknown amount vt
stamps taken. The burglary was not
discovered until this morning.
East Grand Forks-The family ~
Thomas Frazier, a. farmer living six
miles north OF here. escaped cremation
in their burning dwelling only because
one of them was aroused from a sound
sleep by the crash made by a largo
frying pan as 1t fell to the floor.
Duluth-Workers m factories in
spected by the state labor bureau in
1906 have increased $3.50 over 1905, an
increase of Sc per cent according to
the summary of factory inspectors 'e-
ports which Julius f. Moersch. statis-
tician of the state labor bureau.
Hastings-ln the recount OF the pri-
mary votes of Dakota county for sher-
iff on the Republican ticket and sena-
tor on the Democratic ticket, !. ].
Grisim. who was defeated for sheriff
~ C.. S. Lewis Of Pennington by elev-
en- votes. won out over his opponent
nv several votes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES King. or, as he
is more popularity known, Cord
King, Of this city doubtless Is the old
est constable in the Western country
and probably is the oldest in the entire
United States. 1t is extremely doubt
full whether there is another city IN
the world which can point out a police
officer III active service who has ar
rived at an age within ten years ri
that which Mr.. King carries so lightly.
Big Falls-Whilc playing with re-
volver. which she had discovered in a
bureau dra wer, Irene, the eleVcn-yclr.
old daughter of Village President Rob-
inson, was Instantly killed by the acri-
dental discharge Of the weapon. The
bullet entered Just above her mouth
and came out out at the right temple.
MISUNDERSTANDING is suffering from a
mild epidemic OF typhoid fever. 25
cases being reported at the present
time fT1aro 1..n NJ
fever in the lumber camps north OF
the city. Lax food inspection and The
filthy condition Of the streets and al
leys are causes of the epidemic. The
question of creating the Office OF city
food inspector is being agitated, as
it is the general opinion that one is
needed.
Chatfield-Two deputy sheriffs and a
city marshal have received sevart
lrubbings at the hands Of an alleged
mailman who lives In the woods nea,
this place. and one OF the deputies
has few small shot in each arm as a
gcsult Of his second attempt to arrest
the lunatc.
81. Paul-Secrctary Of State p. i:
Hanson got out a new batch of sample
ballots. They dffc: from those got
out in the first part Of the week lr
that the name OF John w. Johnson doe.
not appear. having been ordered off by
the supreme court. and also that Fred
erick f. Wheaton's name has beer
shortened to Fred F.. Whea ton whea
ton is the Democratic candidate 20,
clerk OF the supreme court He pro.
tested against being called Frederick
Moorhead-Frank Rell is in a. hospl
tai in this city suffering from seriou!
burns received when Ne was hit with
red hot stove. thrown at him by mar
with whom he WAS fighting. The affair
) occurred at Sabin, Mimi, eight mil.
south Of here. Bell and another mar
held a jollification at Bells house
After a time they became quarrelsome
and a. fight started. The fight grew
SO intense that Bells adversary pickct
up red hot stove that was in III,
room AMI threw 1t at Bell, burning hin
severely.
st. Cjoud-Fritz Frudenfelt, win
lives on farm at Brockway. near here
returned to his home two days ag,
. from this state, where he had be.,
nm lIoI nv, cooth 10 his fo o~l,