Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07
INC News Briefly stated.

From 100000 to 5000, 600 logs are
sluiced over the Little Falls dam daily.
3 Nestor Bertrand was arrested for
passing a number Of forged checks in
Faribault.
Duluth has eighty-six drinking sa-
looms, which entail tax of $745, 1000 a
year on the city.
John Voigt, of St. Paul, was COM
mitted to the insane asylum. His NAL
ady is the result of sunstroke in 1890.
Alphonzo Bondangel, a young clerk
in the Glass Block store at Duluth, was
arrested for larceny. When arrested he
confessed to having stolen over 5000.
The bodies of the. two men, Alfred
Lind and Ernest Erns, who, while in an
intoxicated condition, were drowned at
Lake City, were recovered.
Gus johnson, a laborer in Longs
mill, at Curtis, fell on a saw and his
body was horribly mangled: His par
ents live near Detroit.
Farmers in the state fear their grain
will lodge on account of the rank and
heavy growth.
The new Scandinavian hotel and con.
tents at La Prairie were entirely con.
sumed by fire. Loss, $1,000; insurance,
500.
Joseph Klatke was struck on the
head by Theodore Schultze in saloon
fight at Minneapolis and died from his
injuries. Schultze was under arrest.
Suits against twenty leading lumber
men of four states for conspiracy to
raise the price of lumber were begun in
the United States court at st. Paul.
A business mems union has been or.
gained by the citizens of West st.
Paul.
The Mound City house on upper Lake
only a small amount of furniture being
saved. Loss, 81 900.
barn used by railroad contractors
near Red Lake Falls, caught fire Satur-
day night from smudge and consumed
eight horses and other valuable proper
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Ward, of To-
3ledo, O., arrived IN Minneapolis, end.
ing a trip on a bicycle begun May 25.
After short visit they will return on
their wheels.
The building expenses of the state
public school at Owatonna and the
school for the deaf at Faribault were
fled with the state auditor. The former
amounted to $1,644.25 and the latter to
SO, 500.
Every trout stream along the north
shore of Lake Superior in this state
has been unlawfully Melted by fisher.
men for the markets this season and
there is loud call upon the fish com
missioners to stop the destructive work.
John. Lohr, well-known brewer OF
the Minneapolis Brewing Company,
died in great agony from scalding, re-.
sulting from the bursting of a stand
pipe as he was shutting off the engine.
The total receipts at the Duluth land
Office last month were 81, 1926, and q
272 acres of land were sold: 121 home
stead entries were made aggregating
S16, 427 acres.
3. M. Hegeman, Of the Lackawana
line, was in Winona the other day foi.
the first time since 1857, and was
amazed to see the well-ordered city
which had succeeded the little one.
horse settlement Oh that year.
An order from the mayor directing
the closing Of all saloons in st. Paul at
midnight, and the strict enforcement
Of the law prohibiting the sale OF liquor
TO minors has gone into effect.
Word reached Minneapolis that the
railroad from Fergus Falls to Thief
river would be in operation in sixty
DAYS. This line will develop the head
of Red Lake river into q summer resort.
The body Of travelling man was
found il Straight river at Faribault..
From papers found his name was
sthsaaght to be Stephen 3. Webb. He
travelled for the Lee Broom g DuAte,s
sssss.tpsuy q Davenport, e.