Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12
Butter Shipments.

Minneapolis.--Mild weather is pro-
| noting the shipment Of butter and
eggs to the East by the Minnesota
dairymen and farmers. Until frost
comes again the product will be ship
ped in car lots. During the cold
weather the expectation of butter and
eggs is light. Butter is already going
out at the rate of from 100000 to 49,
600 pounds a week. and in few days
ting quantity will be doubled
OF the SO,0oo,oOO pounds Of butter
made in Minnesota last year, it is
estimated that Is per cent was shipped
out of the state. The refrigerator
cars that TRANSPORT the butter are iced
at the end Of every 200 miles. The
butter is generally packed in 63pound
tubs, 10000 to $4,000 pounds to the car.
Republican Convention.
Minnea polis.-Duluth gets the Re-,
publican state convention, and it will
be held in the Zenith City June 13,
calling to orde" at 10 a. m. There will
be 1000 delegates, based on the aver
age vote asst for candidates on the
state ticket in 1904.
The county conventions will be- held
! June 6, one week earlier, and both
dates fall on Wednesday. Saturday,
June 2. is recommended as the date for
| the caucuses.
These questions were decided: in a
brief session oe the Republican state
! committee at the Merchants Hotel,
st. Paul. The committee also took a
| new departure. and incorporated in
the call the statement that the conve11-
| ton will indorse candidate for Unit
| ed: States senator for the. Legislature
| to elect next winter. ..ss j
News Notes.
Faribault.-C. M. Buck, state. senator
| does not want to return to the senate
| and will not be a candidate, for re-
election. 8. .. III ....... ......<z
i ST. Paul.-After making his own
crude scaffold, George Adams, IT years
old, hanged himself in his shanty at
IS Cook street. 7
st. Cloud-While playing about il
the kitchen the eighteen month, old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Spath
living a few miles east of here, pulled
a tub of boiling water upon him, scald-
few hours later.
l. BralnerG.i-A man = DeIleVeQs ID #naVe
been the murderer of Patrick Holly. tht
! wealthy bachelor who was killed re-
Gently near Motley, is said to have beer
in Brainerd shortly after the murder
1 and boldly attempted to. sell the team
] of horses belonging to his victim.
Grand Meadow.-The ballot resulteJ
in a majority of forty three againS
i license, the largest majority ever give
the no-license ticket.
St. Charles. Farmers in this vicinit!
are organizing a cooperative elevate
. company for the purpose Of erectin,
Il an elevator at this place. Stock is nov
being subscribed for and it is expecte,
a in this manner to raise about $40, 900.
II Winthrop.-Fire supposed to hav
a been Of incendiary origin, destroye
II the foundry Of II. w. Ollig, involvin
a loss estimated at 1000, with insur
ance of $1,000. Il q s II
Minneapoli lis Caught between the u
t of an elevator car and the frame wor
( Of the elevator shaft Of the Minneapoii
Il Lumber Exchar ge, ohm McNerney
Il 1895 Harmon place, and Peter o. Con
h nor 81 Hoag avenue, narrowly escape
Y being crushed to death while at wor
VI in the shaft. So s55
Il Rochest Al stone the size Of 5s5
small apple has just been removed fror
81 the outlet OF an insane patient brougl
q here from Hastings for treat ment.