Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-12-03
The News sr.eiy chronicle /.

A Swede named E. Harris, SO years
old, living at Two Harbors, fell off the
dock at Duluth and was drowned.
Thomas Muldoon, a teamster, was
found at Keegan's lake, near Mime
apolis, horribly battered and cut, and
he died before making any statement.
The post Office name at st. John,
Kandiyohi county, has been changed
to Penmock and Erich G. Berglund ap-
pointed postmaster.
Albert Erdman, young German llv-
ing miles south of Center City, was
drowned in Duck lake, in the town of
Franconia, while crossing on the ice
Near Richland Joseph Colburn and
his stepson, Charles Peasley, quar-
relied, and the latter shot the former,
killing him instantly.
Mrs. Katharine Korders, of Mime
sofa City, committed suicide by taking
the heads of matches and drinking
them in coffee.
The United Gas Improvement Com
pany of Philadelphia has brought suit
against the Duluth Gas and Water Com
pany for 500, 900 damages for alleged
infringement of patents.
Charles E. Pierce, son Of w. {. Pierce,
of Winona, died of catarrhal consump-
ton. He was for many years identi-
fed with the Winona Mill Company. 3
Fire at Minneapolis destroyed the
North Star boot and shoe store. Loss,
$4,000 fully insured.
The Touring mill of Brandahort &
Martin near Rush CITY, known as the
Rushville mill, was burned to the
ground. Loss. $4,000; insurance, 81, 200.
The First Baptist church at Window
was dedicated, $9l7 being donated by
the audience.
A wreck occurred on the Midland
railroad near Hammond and eight cars
were ditched and twenty hogs and sew
eral cattle killed. All the train hands
escaped uninjured
The first house built in Minneapolis
in 1s49 is to be purchased and placed in
a park, where it will be fitted up as a
sort of depository for relics of early
days. :.
Lambert Mitchell. colored man,
brings suit against G. w. johnson, the.
proprietor of the Ideal coffee restau-
rant in Minneapolis, to recover 81. 500
damages for not being served with a
cup of coffee, as asked.
The store of X. H. Bondvoldt al Dali
ton was burglarized to the extent of
$50 in goods. The safe contained $500
in cash, but the burglars were unable
to get it, though they drilled and broke
the combination.
The house with most Of its contents
belonging to John Nisbles, of Water
vile, was destroyed by fire, causing
loss of $1,000; insured for $500.
John Grady was run over by the
south bound passenger train of the
Burlington opposite Winona and was
killed.
A branch conference of the Catholic
Truth society has been organized at
Winona
The cigar factory at Mortified is
now turning out on an average $4,000
cigars per month. The factory was
started in 1872 and has not missed a dav
Of steady work in all that time.
Dependency and bad business caused
Gottlieb Holt, OF Minneapolis, to COM
nit suicide by cutting his throat. He
leaves . family. .s5 81
G. A. b Weids, the wealthy 81. Paul
real estate man, who disappeared some
time ago, was found ia . demented con-
dition in North Minneapolis Business
troubles had turned his brain.
The lumber season is over and the
cut Tor the year reaches "a, 718. 26a
feet. 207, 81. 900 shingles and 81, oe7, 800
lath. This beats all records, and ex-.
ceeds the output Of 1920 by los, 1ss. 500
feet OF lumber. 5000 500 shingles and
81, 422, 260 lath.