Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-12-05

o4ie nlan VINO Tell or was pushed from
a Minneapolis & st. Louis train at
Excelsior, and killed Saturday after
noon II =, ::
ssFoley-During the night thieves en-
tered the saloon Of John Reh and
broke open the till and secured about
ia: There is no clue to the guilty
parties.
+ = Mankato-'The Catholic church at
Wells has paid off mortgage of over
$4,000. Rev. Father Choynski contrib
uted over $4,000 from his own re-
sources.
Pipestone--E. W. Davies, president
Of the Pipestone County bank Of this
city, mas just celebrated the twentieth
anniversary of his connection with that
Institution. ~,r
f. Minneapolis-The twin cities will get
$1,000 000~ou Of the total expenditure
Of $2,500,000 which the Northwestern
Telephone Exchange company will
make in 1907 ..:
Duluth-Cut' off by the terrific snow
storm of a week ago Friday, E. E.
Caldwell and j. S. Lincoln. of this city,
probably have persisted in the woods
seven miles west of Grand Marais.
Rochester-The laying of the co.,
ner stone of the Young Mems: Christian
association building took place Friday.
The address was delivered by i'resi-
dent Northrop Of the state university.
acknowledgements James T.
McCleary, who returned yesterday
from Boston,, where he addressed the
Home Market club, was rendered re-
ception and banquet at a local hotel.
oI:A
burgler, III. Brown ran from his home,
1904 East Eighteenth street, in his
| night clothes and raced franticaily
about the streets until caught and
awakened by Detectives Passolt and
Johnson.
eapolis-Minneapoli members
of the Christian Endeavor society will
contribute $500 to the 100000 fund
being raised for the purpose Of erect
ing a building in Boston as a memoir
ial to Rev. F. E. Clark, founder Of
| the society.
Chicago-Rev. Walter Henry Nu-
gent, assistant to Bishop Samuel Fall
lows of the st. Paurs Reformed lIpis-
| copal church, has accepted a call from
| the Fifth Avenue Congregational
church Of Minneapolis, and Will leave
| Immediately for his new charge.
Mankato-The Industrial Mercantile
| company, which is a stock company
composed of labor union members that
has been conducting dry goods and
| novelty store in this city since July,
filed a petition in bankruptcy, signed
by the number of the stockholders.
Minneapolis-while engaged in at
tending to the acetylene gas plant on
| the farm Of Calvin Goodrich, about
eight miles from Excelsior, Daniel W.
Desmond" the caretaker and gardener
of the place, was injured so fright
fully by the explosion of the gas that
| he died while. being brought to this
| city for medical treatment.
Duluth-William Olson, a lad nine
years Of age, was almost instantly kill
ed while coasting on Ninth avenue
east. He was coming swiftly down
the avenue when a street car suddenly
appeared at the Fourth street cross
ing, and the boy and sled ran into it.
Duluth-Will Burke a homesteader
who lives near Embarrass, was chased
| by wounded moose, forced to jump
over a ffteen-foot embankment and to
| founder about in mud and water,
| breast deep, for nearly an hour while
the angry animal stood sentinel over
him and prevented his escape
| Virginia-Preparatio for winter
| work on the Duluth, Rainy Lake &
Winnipeg road are being pushed rap
idly forward, A tote road running
bury to Beaver camp has been con-
ir%~ ~
supplies as soon as it freezes up.
Minneapolis-For the last ten days
over $1,150 have been stolen from peo-
pie entering the Minneapolis & ST..
Louis trains at the local station, and
Frank Colwell, the railroads special
detective has been puzzled to account
for the numerous thefts, until he
caught a man in the act of ''frisking'
a fellow traveller Sunday night.
r. Hamline-The University OF Mime
fsota has a 'scalping' scandal on les
hands. Investigation by the ticket
committee of the university athletic
board Of control has disclosed the fact
that hundreds Of the student tickets
for the Carlisle football
game, intended to be used by students
only, were deliberately ..'scalped."
| - Eveleth-It now is believed by we'll
informed men on the Messaba range
that the Oliver Iron Mining: company,
auxiliary Of the, United States Steel
corporation; soon will commence the
work of stripping the Gilbert mine in
| section 26-58-17, which has been
delayed for half a year on account OF
trouble in locating dump grounds and
railway approaches because of the
! wide. extent of the ore body,
f.. St., Paul-Steps will be taken at
the next session of the legislature to
food laws. This will be done insofar
as. it is possible, but under no consid-
Grafton will any good point in the state
law be sacrificed to meet the national
law. There: are some points in which
the: two sets. Of laws: easily can be
made Identical SO, that. the manufac-
turer will know that when. he COM
plies with: the state law he is-< also
complying with the national law.
:. st. Paul--StH Paul was the scene of
q mad dog scare yesterday when a
large yellow and white dog attacked
several persons at Seventh and Brad
Hey streets He was killed: before any
body was bitten.
" Minneapolis President Hill Of the
Great Northern is questioned by the
state railroad and warehouse commits
sion.* :: rs: = ,: IL - - j.. :
st. Paul-Gus Anderson, .1413 Victor
court northeast was: assaulted. by a
highwayman last night as he was walk
! ing along Broadway street northeast. .
Minnea polis-Two candidates: for
state: offices have larger pluralities