Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-03-13
NEWS NOTES.


of this place, owned by J. P. Myers,
has been sold to John NJ. Haven Of Big
Lake, MINI.
Chisholm-Frank Seddlesock was
killed by a cavein While working in
a drift at the Chisholm NINE He is
survived by his wife and several chill
dren.
Mankato-Five blind pigs have
been put out of business at Delavan
and one at Winnebago. The Winnie
bago man pleaded guilty and was fined
$50 and COSTS
Duluth-But for the timely arrival
Of neishbors two young children OF
Joseph Chareau would have been
burned to death i'm fire which de-
stroyed their dwelling house
Winona-Company c, Second regi-
rnent, has received equipment from the
adjutant general which will enable il
to take the field a any time. The sup
plies include overcoats, blouses, guns,
bayonets, belts. etc.
Stewartville-Th dwelling of Dan
Johnson of Pleasant Grove village was
burned. The loss was $1,000, with no
insurance. The family barely escaped
with their lives. Mr.. Johnson was
badly burned about the face and hands
and is in a critical condition.
Manka to-The Catholic people OF
Walnut Grove are preparing to build
church and have prepared articles of
incorporation. Archbishop Ireland has
made a donation of 5000. and the work
Of construction will be pushed as rap
idly as possible. so that the building
may be ready in few months.
Faribau!t-Cora Sellers. aged: six
teen, and Gertrude Enlmiott, aged
twelve years. both living in Mortified.
were brought before Judge Buckham
in this city, charged With stealing a
gold watch from lady's room in
Mortified. They pleaded guilty and
ing school at Red Wing.
Minneapolis-On a charge of de-
stroying a. government mail box VAL
entine Jaskowiak, of Silver Lake
Mimi, was brought before United
States Commissioner Howard S. Alb
bolt today. The arrest was made by
Deputy Marshal W. W. Rich on the
complaint of James Pesek, who alleged
that Jaskowiak had torn down his
mail box. Jaskowiak denied heatedlv
that he had committed the offense, and
minated that Pesek had other mo-
tives at the bottom of his complaint.
The prisoner, who is married man
with a family Of seven children. plead
ed not guilty. and is held for the April
term of the superior court under bonds
of 800. % . =
i. Minneapolis-Mrs. Sarah Schaefer.
police matron. is caring for baby boy
who was picked up by Police Officer
Malboef of the North Side station, as
he was walking his beat. The identity
Of the little one is not known. The
child was left in a basket at the ma
troll box at Sixth avenue north and
Lyndale avenue. H. y s!E3
Mankato-If 1t: cans-b be shown that
peat of good quality exists in the ex-
tensive marshes near Swan and Tim
Der lakes, twenty miles northwest of
Mankato, a companysis to be organized
this spring to build factory there
having a daily CAPACITY of sixty TO
eighty tons. ~ - -. -
st. Paul-State land sales viii be
held this spring in Marshall, Roseau
and Kittso1 counties The dates have
not yet been definitely. decided. rs
Faribault-George Names. a brake
man on the .Faribault- zumbrota
branch of the Chicago. Milwaukee &
st. Paul railway, was seriously injured
while switching in this city. @ f.
Mankato-Munson Burton. one o.
the proprietors of the knitting mill,
while being driven to the mill in a
hack, had a narrow escape from death
: In crossing the Chicago & North West
ern tracks the vehicle was caught and
crushed between the freight cars that
We're being switched together Mr.
Burton, however, escaped unhurt
Minneapoli lis The third Minnesota
man to receive Cecil Rhodes Oxford
scholarship Will be N. X CLANCY OF
Carleton college. North field Mr.. Chan
8ey was selected at meeting In this
city q tho committee Of college presi-
dents which passes upon the candi-
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