Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-08-20


The Rochester separator butter fac
tory handled 5000 pounds Of milk
in July.
The owners of the ST Louis hotel at
Duluth, recently burned, have decided
to at once put the building in the same
condition as before the fire.
The First national bank Of st. Paul
made reserve agent Of the Lyon Coun-
ty national bank of Marshall.
a. It. Agan. collector for the German
American bank of Minneapolis, was
robbed of 500 in bills and a number of
accepted drafts by a piclpoclSct.
In connection with the esta blishment
of post office at Menahago, Wadens.
county, it is proposed to establish
another at Lebel1a. Lebella is 9 miles
north of Wadena.
H. NJ Kent, an old resident of Mime
apolis, died of cancer Of the stomach.
A Hebrew peddler named Soroschil1y,
aged go years, dropped dead in the
streets at st. Paul.
The July expenses Of the Minnesota
hospital for the insane at ST. Peter
were S1O,Sa5.0 6.
George, the S-year-old son of Charles
c. Chapman, OF Minneapolis, was
drowned in mill pond at Edna Mills.
The friends of William Wintheiser
and wife, Of Minneapolis, gave them {,
pleasant surprise on the twenty fifth
anniversary Of their marriage.
An unknown man was struck by Il
Northern Pacific train in minneapolis,
and probably fatally injured.
William Toord. q weii-to-do farmcl
| living in the outskirts OF Verndalc,
shot and instantly killed himself in an
| clubhouse.
August Fuhrmann, father OF II. G
! Fuhrmann, died in Winona at the age
of IS years. He was an old resident.
It was estimated that 40, 900, OOl
bushels of wheat would be handled a
Duluth the present season.
! James Hughes, a well-known Mime
apolis express man, fell under a LOADED
wood cart driven by himself and wa:
instantly killed.
Elias Schiller, q yonng German il
the employ OF the Fitger Brewing Com
pany at Duluth, got beyond his dept
and was drowned in Spirit lake Will
bathing.
The establishment Of q post office
asked at Mensshoga, Wadena county,
station on the projected railway line
miles south Of Park Rapids, in HuLbar
county.
A heavy haiistorm passed over tn
region of Sawyer and Big Lake, total.
destroying gardens and crops of al
kinds. The heaviest part of the storr
4 passed directly over q village of Chip
pewa Indians / mile north of Sawyer
demolishing a number OF huts.
! Herman Mason, a fs-year-old Mime
apolis boy, had his right foot cut off b
the cars
M. Dali, well-to-do farmer living
miles from Litchfeld, died very sue
denly.
Receiver Truesdale, Of the Mime
apolis & ST. Louis railroad, says tn
crops along that road are the best h
ever saw.
The officers of the southern Mir
nesota fair to be held in Rochester ar
making great preparations for the fai
to be held the frSt week IN september
J, 1t will be superior to any fair ever hel
by the association
The comptroller Of the currency q
Washington has received an applics
ton for authority to establish the Cit
zens' national bank, Of Owatonna, b
Mark III. Dunnell.
The track layers reached Usage, til
terminal till next year of the Wfnona
Southwestern railway, and the fir
: passenger train from Winona drewi nt
!. the city.
5 pany's property was placed in Il
hands OF a receiver by a,!najority
i the stockholders. The company W;
) said to be able to discharge all oblig;
tionssif granted sufficient time.