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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

MINIS AND MINING.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

L " ANDREWS. prssisszt
HFHMAN eHAfsS fias Frs<iifzt-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

Have you see those Hlchmond fruit gar.
Gen taefs trsets Prices range tom sea
70 tslb, enc -thifd cash. balance 90 suit
located near fntsfufban. Lot us show
them ~ you
GEoh0n p MEAcHAM q co,
100 New York BlcCk. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

80 fer two and one half acres ~ fine
land near HlVsft0n, only 20 minutes ride
ffnTn the esntsf ~ the city terms - cash
and 90 Per month
fine. large water front tracts Tor $500
W. cash and 30 pff month
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-28
GIVEN RIGHT TO BUILD A DAM
Morrison and Haines Of Benlidjl Plan
to Develop Power.

BEMIDJI, MINN.-By recent act Of con-
gress DR.. W R. Morrison and 81: W. Haines
Of this place have been granted the privilege
Of building dam twelve miles up the Misss-
sippi in the town of Jones. They have secured
a good site of from $500 to 5000 horsepower.
Plans and specifications for the dam will be pre-
terests the coming year.
Lawrence Gilman, Of gang that robbed
the Slocum music store a short time ago was
taken to the state training school, at Red Wing.
The boy was allowed to run the street at Will
and got into bad company.
Graduating exercises of the Bemtdjt high
schools will be held Thursday evening, June l.,
at which Hme the following will receive diplo-
mas: Jany ". Mills, Neil P. Whiting, Julian
NJ Peterson and Harriette J. Frizelle.
Fire destroyed the barn Of @. F. Rogers OF
Wilton.
case Of interest which was tried before
Judge Spooner was the habeas corpus proceed.
ing wherein two aunts were brought into court
to determine who was entitled to the care OF
their 2-year-old niece.
The story begins with the death OF the child's
mother q little a year ago. when the
babe was taken in charge by one Of the aunts
Mrs. Begiman of Funkley.
About two months ago the child was taker
by the other aunt Mrs. George Smith, to hel
home at Kelliher Later Mrs. Begiman tried Il
regain possession of the child, which Mrs. Smith
refused to give up.
Judge Spooner decided that the best INTEREST,"
| Of the child would be served by giving it t.
Mrs Smith.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-28
NORTHWEST NECROLOG1C
Veteran Of Duluth Dies While Dressing
for Memorial Exercises.

DULUTH, M1NN.-Captain U. A. Burnham
died in a dramatic manner yesterday afternoon
while dressing for the purpose of attending
the memorial service at the First Methodist
church and while carriage awaited him at
the foot of the incline railway. He was taken
with a sinking spell and died in few min
utes.
He was a member of Culver post Of the
Grand Army of the Republic, and would have
been 76 years old next month. He saw much
hard lighting in the civil war. He was cap
TAIN In the first Maine artillery.
Captain Burnham had looked forward with
much interest to the memorial exercises, and
with still greater pleasure to the encampment
of the Grand Army this summer in Minneapolis:
He has been heard to say he did not expect
to live much longer, but he hoped to live tc
attend the encampment.
MANKATO, MINN.-Thomas J. Travers, one
Of the pioneer settlers of this county diec
at his home in Vernon Center township, from
q complication of troubles incident to old age
he was 10, and leaves wife and -FOUR chill
dren.
E. NJ Reynolds of Rapidan. another pioneer
resident. died from Bright's disease: He wa
town clerk for many years. wife and ont
aon survive him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-28
$4,000 FUND
HAS BEEN RAISED
ALBERT LEA COLLEGE IS PLACED
w.. ON A SOUND FOOTING.
Management Raises $4,000, Making all
Equal Sum Offered by Carnegie
Available 49, Acting President Is
Working to Secure Another $4,000,
Which Will Assure the School s
Future. B, .-.- : ~
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Albert Lea, Mimi, May 2s.-There is rejoic-
ing among the friends of Albert Lea college for
the debt has been discharged and the first
$4,000 of the proposed $4,000 endowment has
been secured. The $4,000 offered by Mr.. Car
negie when the first half was raised becomes
available and will be put at interest for the
support Of the institution. However, the man.
agement Of the college Is not satisfied, and the
acting president, G. B. Augur, Is working to
secure the second $4,000 and has quite a nest
egg toward that amount. -.
II an even hundred thousand dollars are Sc
cured for the endowment fund. the future of
the institution will be assured. Miss Mary
Marquis, the principal. is away in Europe for
the summer, better preparing herself for her
important duties Prospective students are max
ing inquiries, and the expectation is that the
various departments.
Fire was discovered in the upper floor of
Gustavesen's bus and hack line barn on Sun.
day, and the floor and one hack were badly
damaged before the flames could be extin.
guished.
The Freeborn County Agricultural society will
put up q new exhibition building on the fair
grounds, and the contract has been let to Messrs
Fisk and Clark. The building will be 40x10t
! feet, and will accommodate the fruit, grain
vegetable, fancy work, art, ETC., at the annual
county fairs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-28
'ON TO ABERDEEN
SAY GRIP KNIGHTS
ENTHUs1As MEETING OF COM
MITTEES HELD YESTERDAY.
Travelling Men from All Parts Of South
Dakota Attend It to Complete the
Arrangements for the Big Carnival
to, Be Held This Week in the Hub
City.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
Aberdeen, S. D., May 2s.-Representatives of
every committee in charge of the details in
connection with the convention of the South
Dakota Travelling Mems association, which meets
In this city Friday and Saturday held Il
meeting at the Commercial club yesterday after
noon to complete all the plans for the coming
event. Travelling men from all parts of the
state were present and the meeting most
enthusiastic. The ladies' reception committee
also met and completed its plans for the enter
tainment of visiting women. This will include
automobile and carriage rides. reception and
social gatherings while the convention is holding
executive sessions.
The entire program has been completed and
includes great variety of events as follows:
: Friday, June 1.
Grand parade 1890 am.
Public speaking. 1880 am:
Commercial club, 1870 pm.
Open air entertainment to 3 o'clock.
Band concerts, 1 to O'Clock.
Baseball, Watertown and Brookings teams,
Open air entertainment and band concerts,
4:30 to p.m
Band concerts. Z to 8 pm.
Vaudeville. opera house, $50 I'm.
Grand ball at auditorium. pm.
Saturday, June 2.
Industrial parade 1920 am.
Business meeting. 1920 am.
Open air entertainment and band concerts,
80 to II.
Open air entertainments. ] to pm.
Baseball. 3 pm.
/ open air entertainment. 4:So to pm.
Band concerts and other entertainments. I
to S:3O pm. 81.
Grand ball. pm
The vaudeville performance will be one of the
most attractive features of the convention. The
program contains musical numbers by soloists
and quartets, monologues, readings, whstline
solos, cartoon act, sketches and orchestral
selections.
| Every detail has been completed for the re
ception Of the delegates, the advance guard OF
whom are expected on Thursday night
Ellison Found Guilty.
Albert Ellison, who was charged with
serious crime his stepdaughter being the prose
cutting witness, was found guilty by jury ii
circuit court. Sentence will be pronounced mex
Thursday.
Charles Meilke, Jr., Paul Rossow and George
Warner, charged with contempt of court b.
failing to appear as witnesses in the cas'
against G. Madison, a Ferney saloon man
charged with violating the liquor law, wer
was also in court a similar charge. He wa
accused Of being the cause of keeping the othe
witnesses away from the hearing by tellin.
them their presence not needed. He wa
fined $500. All the defendants live at Ferney
The infant children of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Boedeker who were burned in a fire at tn
Boedeker residence last Thursday night are i
a serious condition. The little boy has sinkin
spells and his condition is worse than that 0
his little sister. Both are badly scorched abou
the face and arms. The servant girl who cause
the fire by pouring kerosene oil the Coz
stove will recover, tho her condition is seriou:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-28
BUFFALO CHOOSES TEACHERS
Vacancies Still Remain in the Third
and Eighth Grades.

BUFFALO, M1NN.-The teachers in the But.
falo schools for the coming year have been
Fountain. MINI; assistant. Mary B. Hargreayse'
Ripon, Wis; first grade, Marjorie Updiks' WI
mona normal; second grade, Pearl q: Golf, WI
mona normal: fourth grade, Julia Willard, Man
kato normal; fifth grade. Estella Barteau. Zum-
brota; sixth grade. Clara Rough Winona nor or
mai; seventh grade, Margaret Linihan, Month
cello Vacancies in the third and eighth grades
have not been filed
Henry Kurtz is erecting a brick and stone
business block near the depot which will be
occupied as saloon and restaurant
Eyangelisdc meetings are in progress at the
Methodist church under the direction OF Kew.
George Barker.
The local camp of the Modern Woodmen has
engaged the services of Horace Huron, reader,
humorist and musician, for free entertainment
at the opera house.
The Minneapolis Market Gardeners association
ytll hSld its annual picnic at Buffalo OF
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-28
THOUGHT THOMAS A BURGLAR

MASON CITY, IOWA.-The footballs Of a
tomcat the tin covering Of the porch at the
home Of Postmaster Nate Kotchell last night
moning of the neighborhood to guard the home
till the officers arrived.
The sound coming from the roof was taken
ing an effort to get into an upper window. Mr..
Kotchell and his wife had Just returned from
an evening party. They hastily informed a
ne1ghbor, who telephoned the police and sum-
enue of escape. An examination cautiously
made revealed the cat which stared in limo
cent surprise at the lue-coated minions of the
law Fright was turned to merriment.
A conclave Of members Of the Masonic order
was held in this city yesterday and attracted
delegation coming from Albert Lea. MINI, ant
Northwood, Nora Springs, Clear Lake and Ken
sett were represented.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-28
GENERAL. PRODUCE
Official quotations of tho Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to N Ill.,

Official quotations of thu Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to ~ m''
Monday, May %. ~ ,e,.
.creameries. hrsts, 1elae; creameries, seconds.
lac; daraies, extras, 16c; dalr1es Irsts, I4c'
ladies. seconds 12c; ladies' arsts' lac; ia1es
s sssSgd held 12G g. packing STOCK 'Fs'A' '"
Eaas-current receipts. No. !. case count;
doz, 153Sc; fresh. dirties. candled, case, So;
checks and seconds candled, $40.
CHEEsE-Twins or fats ia fancy paranneda,
d dned f a1e; choee unpsrained 1oe fair, Sc;
daisies, fancy, twins or fats, 1sc; choice, twins
Young ng'S America, fancy in quality and regular
per S H. ioc lcnshorns per h. 1sc; brick, No. J.
s eaae; of grades D sasc: 1imbuger, No. l.
12c; No. 2 &c; off grades 2@sc; Swiss IL fan n
loaf lee; choice 1o@ilc; of grades 81 = @s &c,
grades grade s@1oc; pultost, No. !, Sc; Of grades,
&c: prlmost No. /; &c; off grades S@6e.
sM psr eFae gsF Z? Teza ss sSf
Embellishments per lb, &c: southern,
5ss ger ss
eels ssan Per s d61
crate. $3.50; cucumbers. per doz ST.; southern aa1
7y ssfcp sIs;: @ S
heads. doz, Toe; mint, per doz. 4oc: onions ms
Do oP se pss s G soxs s'
Banehes, &c. rutsbasas ou. 45e; spinach 1 Sa
SS &c. tometcss ss sI5 f erste
HoSEY~Extra fancy white. lib sections.
W 1S f: lS se Ghs 1 nm ass isc
12c: extracted white. in cans. 7c; extracted am
'si PoTAT foes sacked, Buroanks, eu.
voc; red and write mixed, CARROTS sacked, 4oe
red, carlots. sacked, SOC; small lots &c
BgEANs-ouotations include sicks; Fancy
navy, $40; choice navy, so; medium navy
800 mixed and dirty 4S@7 20 io 659w Sn fan fancy
o1 nnSE e. RI &C., hens.
fat, 12c: hens, small, 10@11o; yearling roos
ters, under lbs. 1oc: coarse shaggy, Sc; broil
ers 2 lbs each and over. doz. $3.50; broilers ~
IL Ss eash Se' s SSnas or od do1
i've or ' dead, $sGa25; small poor and thin
pies, 7@ac; sunhsh, perch. ETC.. 4@Ss; burial
and carp s@4e; bullheads dressed &c. white Viii
FROG LEGs-targe, per doz, s@loc; medium
,ss 6 s. s s5ss s ,:s .ss
snd overweis6t s@4s; Lambs; earrings; sh ole
$@ec; lambs. milk. pelts on heads off, 1e@1se
BANANAS-JumDo punches, So.SoV4 SoO, q =
punches, s2.75@s; medium punches, 81: 25@25o
low. medium, s1.25; green, fancy: b.. $3.50
green, medium. s.. 10; marrowfat, $3.50;
oSANGES-California nayels. 50 5OM4 Io
medium sweets, $s.75@4; seedlings, 50: 1903 &c
e. a99s 5asey IS; Ssos
IPPIEsERussets, brl, $3.50: willow Twtgf
bri, S75o; Ben Davis. bril- se.5o@7; Baldwin,
OF, Ben Davis, box. IS. so.o
PINEAPPLEs-Cuban. crate, 1925; Florids
arate $3.50.
GRAPE FRUIT-Box, s4.76@5
COCOANUTs-Per bag, So. 76i per doz, 9Oc.
CHERRIES-Black, per box, S2.75: white, pc
hox 1910.