Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-02
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grocer, died suddenly at his home. i
Clinton D. Brumfeld, Of Minneapolis,
has been assigned to q government sya-
cancy in the South st. Paul disti1Ty.
Samuel 8. Rich, well-known citizen
of Minneapolis, died suddenly atshis
residence, presumably from heart dis
ease, aged 70 years.
Daniel Vreeland died suddenly at
Witoka while sitting in his chair play
ing fiddle. He leaves large family.
DIR. John H. Irvine, prominent ply
stefan at Minneapolis, died suddenly at
his home, aged 81 years.
T. c. Myers saw and planning mill at
Verndale was burned. Loss, $1,000.
The fire caught from smolestack.
Mrs. Seeley Post died of hemorrhage
very suddenly at Lake City. She was
only sick about an hour.
Fred POSTER, prominent stock ship
per and farmer of Olmsted county, has
made On assignment for the benefit OF
his creditors.
Mrs. DR.. Spaulding, of Minneapolis,
died suddenly in Paris.
Mary Tollefson, aged so, died at
Mortified. She had been resident of
Rice county over thirty years.
The National bank of commerce at
Duluth will increase its capital from
500, 900 to $500, 900.
Governor Merriam has applied to the
treasury department. in Washington for
the refund of the states share Of the
direct tax amounting to S93,245.
Faribault paid out $50, 6O8.7S for ex-
penses during the past year and there
was balance in the treasury of Sc, e32.7S
Work has begun on the new Metho-
dist church in Pipestonc to take the
place of the one recently destroyed by
fire.
J. J. Randall, whose resignation as
wardensOf the Minnesota penitentiary
created quite sensation short time
ago, died of pneumonia at St. Paul,
aged 81 years.
At Fergus Falls two Indians were in
dicted for selling whisky, and James
Smith, of Princeton, was sentenced x,
one year in states prison for forging q
pension check.
John Strauss, of st. Paul, has com
menced personal injury suit against
the Milwaukee road to recover $12. 600
damages for injuries received june. 50,
1890.
Savina Iodino, of st. Paul, the Ital.
ian murderer of his countryman, Palo
Binda, who was found guilty Of murder
in the second degree, was sentenced to
states prison for life.
Six persons have been drowned from
time to time this winter in treacher-
GUS sirhole in the ice between Winona
and Fort Yates. The LATEST victim Is q
Russian wagoner. The other unfortu-
mates were David Atkins, mail carrier,
q German and three soldiers.
The 1O-year-old son Of Thomas Libby
was crushed to death BY . street car il
Minneapolis. &
Walter Saussay, editor Of the ST
Paul Sunday Sum-. was sentenced Il
three months imprisonment for pub
fishing an obscene newspaper.
The annual dinner Of the Minneapo
lis press club was given at the West
hotel
Faribault society is talking about the
marriage Of Hal Tenny. . young man 81
that city, and Miss Hattie McComber
student at st. Mary's. Their court
ship triumphed against the oppositior
Of the young lady's friends.
Carleton college at n orthcfield has Re
opened with IN attendance OF about
400.
A post norton examination Of thu
body Of Rosa Wood, who was found
dead near Fergus Falls. revealed bul
let hole In her breast, and II looked :.
il she had been murdered.
Lumber camps near Aitlkin were
breaking up. and the lnmbermen On
satisfied with the winter cut
Post. Martin = Co. Of New York
have brought suit against the Minneso
T. Iron Car Company Of Duluth for -,
$50. due on = contract to furnish III
ventilated box fruit cars