Warren sheaf., 1910-05-19

st. Paul. - The anniversary OF the
admission OF Minnesota to the Union,
the Minnesota Territorial Pioneers as
ISOLATION held its annual meeting, with
President J. B. Giltillan, of Minneapo.
lis. In the chair. The sessions were
held IN the log cabin which was erect
ed on the state fair grounds by these
men and women who were residents
Of Minnesota prior to May II, 1858,
when It became state. . 49,. .....
St. Paul. - The rigid provisions
Of 1ths Old Indian treaty, which, if
literally carried out, would close the
saloons Of Minneapolis and st. Paul.
will not be invoked, according to
Richard 4. BaHnger. secretary OF the
interior. This statement was con-
tanned IN a letter from Secretary Bal.
linSer, addressed to the governor and
written in response to a request for
information from John w. Carl, an
Indian lawyer at the Cass Lake In.
dian reservation.
The Eastern Star, women's auxiliary
to the Masonic order held it's annual
station convention in st. Paul, We'd
nesday and Thursday. The Festivities
began with a reception at the Com
mercial club, given by the st. Paul
chapters to the grand officers and dele
gates. Wednesdays session was TAX
On up by the reports of the grand off,
GERS; the evening was devoted to de-
gree work. On Thursday the regular
election and installation of officers
took place.
Washington, D. G. - Representa-
the board Of visitors for West Point
BY tho house committee on military
affairs. The board will leave satur-
day for New York, where they will
take a revenue cutter up the Hudson.
In addition to visiting the academy,
the board will inspect tho Notifications
Of New York harbor. At West Point
tho board will 90 into the hazing ques-
ton Of the buildings and grounds Of
the institution.
Bemidt1.-S. c. Bailey, local game
| warden, says large shipment Of PIKE
ery wiz be received in Bemidu some
time this week. the larger portion
to be placed IN Lake Demidji and
Lake Irving, while the remainder will
be placed in lake tributary to Lake
| BemidH. Mr.. Bailey has secured this
spring several convictions Of "sool-
ers," who began hook-and-Nne fishing
before the season opened, and he has
also prevented spearing fish with q
torch during this month.
sauk Center.-Rev. Henry Nobbs,
Sunday school missionary Of st. Paul
said that the need for Sunday school
work in the northern part Of the state
was most pressing. BY most conser.
tative method Of estimate there are at
the present time two hundred thou.
sand children unprovided for by Sun.
day school instruction, and in many
cases there are large territories at the
present time fofswhich no provision
Is being made aionG the line Of Sun.
day school and religious services. !,
East Grand Forks.-Tw6 East Grand
Forks Injunction cases were on iii the
district court at Crookston. In that
Of George Chambers against the City
Council. involving the validity Of the
ordinance. recently granted to the Tri.
State Telephone company, arguments
were made, at the conclusion Of which
Judge Watts announced that he would
take it under advisement. In the 9th.
or case, involving the constitutionality
Of the city public utilities commits.
sion law, a continuance was taken.
! Minneapolis. - With martial music
and with slogan, with banners stream
ing and crowds cheering. legion Of
men, women and children, represent.
Ling the temperance workers of Min
tneapods paraded the streets of the
business section Saturday afternoon,
Efoym1ng brilliant pagentry the like
Of which has not been seen in the
city within q decade. The column ex-
tended for several miles. At least
81, 900 persons were estimated to be
In the line of march at tho time Of
formation. Over 200 religious and
temperance bodies participated.
Minneapolis. ~ Said to have been
EdYivsn to despair because Of sep
IaraAjon Hom iis wife. which occurred
several years ago. ]. r. Corrigan, at-
toSnsy, and . former Judge Of the pro.
tbats soset, took k@his~life shortly before
nooa today while talking with Dr.
LEAas. II. Hunter In the ONCE Of the
!, lattsr. Sas
Chatnsld. Tho coma,,n,rcial club
has Agreed to acpoperate with the
township supervisors of the four "a
s3oining toNnships i1nplroys the
town. = liberal appropriation has