Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-15
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fair commissions finds that there will
be balance left, after paying all bills,
of $4,000. The counties in the north
ern part of the state are making an eff
fort to have the money used in the in.
terests of destitute farmers
A petition bearing 1926 names was
received at the Office of the secretary
of state. It came from voters of Nicol.
let, Sibley and Renville counties, and
prayed that new county be created
out of the territory now included in the
northwest corner of Nicollet, the south.
west corner of Sibley and the southeast
corner of Renville.
A load of logs was hauled few days
ago in Underhill's camp, or Tamarac,
distance 2A miles, containing Ill logs
and scaling $1,000 feet. It is the larg.
est load ever hauled.
A colored lad named Pud Boon, aged
II; Lewis Gallagher, aged 20, and John
Ryan. aged about II, were arrested at
Mortified for attempting to wreck a
Milwaukee train.
1t has been decided by the Winona
organization of sharpshooters to erect
range and shooting hall that shall
cost in the neighborhood of S., 900, and
when completed it will be model for
its purpose.
Several persons at Winona have
fallen heir to money in Europe.
Among the fortunate are Earnestl> 81,
John Nudelman, Ernest Wagner and
Mrs. Bertha Stuber.
John Welter was indicted at Little
Falls for the murder of A. R. Kosanke.
last December.
While Rev. VIM. Capp, pastor of the
N. E. church at jackson, was return.
ing home after revival services some
miscrcant threw large rock at him.
which fortunately missed its object and
crashed through bakery window.
It cost the city Of Minneapolis S2,-
SOL. 81 to maintain public skating parks
during the past winter.
The Farmers elevator at Elbow
Lake, containing 2, 800 bushels of wheat,
was burned. Loss, $500; insurance,
$4,000.
Josephine Holm berger has been ap.
pointed postmaster at Victoria, Carver
county. vice j. II. Haltmcyer, re-
signed.
D. M. Sabin has announced himself
as candidate for the United States
senatorship to succeed w. D. Wash.
burn.
A dozen Norwegian farmers, women
and children, living near, Riceford, are
planning to embark on . trip down the
Mississippi to New Orleans as soon as
the river opens. They will mako the
trip in boat of their own construc-
ton. It is "a feet long and Z feet wide
in the middle and the power will be
furnished by a gasoline engine and pro-
peller.
"A stranger hired horse and buggy
of John Bolen, of Crookston, toride
three miles in the country. He did not
return for three days. The horse was
found nine miles from town with q
farmer who found the animal on tho
road.
At the annual meeting Of the lumber
mems board of trade at Saltwater the
following officers were reelected:
James Mulvey, president; Samuel Nc
Clure, vice president; F. B. Yates,
secretary, and Jacob Bean, treas
urer.
The state dairy department has had
warrants sworn out for the arrest Of
"A. p. Monroe, 37OO Twenty first avenue
south, and p. F. Hallet, Of s742 Twen-
ty-frst avenue south; Minneapolis.
Both men are charged with keeping
filthy dairnes
A business mems union has been or
ganized at Fairfax.
James Alden was arrested for tap
ping till at Alden. He pleaded guilty
and was committed to jail for lack OF
bail.
At the regular meeting Of the RAM
sey county commissioners Mr.. McCar-
ron sprung small sensation by report
ing that there was large crack in the
south wall Of the county jail and nm
less something is dp4e to renew the
strength Of the ancient structure there
will be . mighty and disasterous tai!
some day
"A postoffice has been established o
Elm, jackson county, with Peter Mo-
Getty as postmaster