Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-10
News In Brief.

Gov. Nelson has issued a proclama-
ton announcing that the proposition to
create the new county of Roseau out
of the territory of Kittson county is a
law. The constitutional amendment
levying tax on in heritances has also
become part of the law.
Charles Drumbeater was arrested at
Deer River for killing Jim Fisherman.
Mrs. Arnold Anderson, of Redwood
Falls, was killed in runaway acct
dent. She was thrown from buggy,
her head striking stone and fractur-
ing her skull.
G. II. Davis has been appointed post
master at DeSoto.
Thirty-elght tons of meat were con.
demned by the authorities in Mime
apolis during 1894.
Herman Richard, of Mountain Lake.
was thrown from wagon in run
away and fatally injured.
The United States surveyor general
has filed with the state auditor list of
swamp lands which he has selected for
the state in town 81 of range 90, and
town 6S of range "a, some 10, 900 acres
in all.
Nicholas White, of the Winona fire
department. was the victim of pecu-
liar accident while skating, He fell
and struck his face upon sharp stick,
which entered his cheek just below the
left eye and, taking adownward course.
fractured the bones of the eve socket
and the jaw, penetrating fully six in
ches and leaving about that length OF
wood in the wound. He will likely die.
During the absence of the family the
house of Ben Nelson, of Rarsness, was
broken into and $50 in money taken
from trunk. Sam johnson was ar
rested, and on his person was foune
about $45.
Nels A. Norgord, one of the members
of the Saugstad colony, who left Crool :
ston three months ago to settle in tn,
Bella Coola valley, has returned. He
says the country there is absolutely
worthless for farming purposes, and
that all of the 100 colonists who started
at that time are leaving as fast as they.
can find means to get out,
Martin Edgerly, living two miles
west of Smith Lake, received a letter
from his son Geo. Eagerly, at Utica,
Montana, stating that he had met will.
an accident in runaway, was pain
fully injured and intended to kill him
self. He also divided his money anc
sent it home to his parents,
Fire at Maple Lake DESTROYED the
two-story buildings Of j. r. Roehren-
back, Sullivan's butcher shop and
dwelling and NcKeig's building. Nc
Keig's building was occupied as a
dwelling by Charles Demars and Prank
Carrier, who lost much. Roehrenbach
had $500 insurance, Sullivan had $50
insurance: In getting out OF the house
Mrs. Carrier, 70 years old, fell and
broke her leg.
Assistant DairyC Commissioner Graham
found 500 pounds OF oleomargarine at
Mankato. The arm that held it agreed
to ship it back to Omaha and not to
sell any In the future.
The past year at South st. Paul has
been satisfactory to the manufacturing
enterprises located there, but more
especially so to the live stock interests.
Receipts Of live stock at the Union
stock yards show a decided increase IN
| the number of animals sold to local
houses, the increase in hogs alone
amounting to oyer l3s. 600 head over
last year.
Johnnie Kemp, Of Lake City, while
playing on the ice, was struck in the
stomach and severely injured.
a valuable team was killed by fall
Ing tree at g. 3. Buckman's camp near
Royalton: