Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-16
BRIEF MlNNEsoTAITEMs
Interesting Bits Of News Gathered
From All Portions Of
the State.

st. Paul-Wages of freight handlers
at four Of the railroad warehouses
have been increased
st. Paul-Burglars armed with an
ak and carrying a lantern made a
raid on the home of A. Hemis.
st. Paul Lloyd Cush, 253a Col
borne street, is probably fatally in
jured while attempting to board a
Beaudette-The st. Benedictine Sis
ters are about to build $4,000 hospi-
tai here on the banks of Beaudette
river.
Slayton-The summer training
week. Examination papers are pre-
Hutchinson-William Yoekes, II
years DID, committed suicide by hang
ing in the waiting room at the Biscay
station. -.
Owatonna-The report of the asses
sor shows that there are nearly 5000
cows in this county and nearly 5000
horses
killed by train just in front of the
Milwaukee depot at this place early
this morning. i
Owatonna-Whethe Nicholas Neu-
bauer met his death by accident or by
foul play is the question which Owa-
tonna people are discussing.
Owatonna.-A final settlement of the
gas war troubles has been arrived at
and the gas company has conceded
everything asked by the council. =
Owatonna-An automobile party
made up entirely of. Owatonna people
driving machines owned In this city
started tour Of tbfs state and Cana
da. s.- s..- t.r.-. -:
Montevideo-Fire broke out early
this morning In the general store OF
Stewart Bros, destroying the stock and
damaging the building: The loss is
about $4,000, partly covered by in
surance.
Moorhead-W. B. Douglas was ap-
pointed by the governor to succeed O.
NJ. Lord of Minnesota City as a. mem
Der Of the state forestry board The
vacancy was caused by the death OF
Mr. Lord. s
Winona-Tony Bednarz, mail clerk
on the North Western railway has
made rd-breaking swim from
this city to Homer. a distance of some
thing over five miles, in hours and
As minutes.
Worthington-The first worthingtor
Chautauqua assembly opened under
favorable conditions except the wealth
ar. but the rain, apparently, did not
affect the attendance, which numbered
about 5000.
Eveleth-That Northeastern Minne&
sofa will become a richer agricultural
country than Northwestern Mime
sofa, including the Red river valley
Is the unqualified opinion of Prof
Thomas Shaw
st. Peter-C. Amundson, treasurer
- the board Of education, has just
made another payment of $4,000 on
the school bonds, and the debt of the
district is now reduced to $4,000, the
bonds maturing July 1, 1907
Hallock-The most successful sum-
mer school ever held in Kittson county
has closed. The conductors were E
T. Carroll of Wadena, Mrs. H. MCGEE
OF st. Paul. and Miss Honora Sutton
of Alexandria. The attendance was
sixty-three. Il S.. .... ..- . 4
Winona-August FRANKIE, the fifteen.
year-old SON. of Carl FRANKIE of Bluff
Siding, dropped dead in field while
running for shelter when a severe
hailstorm came up, the cause being
heart trouble. This is the third chile
IN hi Co w Io~ to -
same manner within>a few years. Only
two are now left. a., a.E
st. Paula mysterious note: found
in bottle, at the st. Paul boom, is
pUzzling the police. The note was
sitned by Annie Furch, 2404 Twenty
fifth avenue s., and was as follows
whoever finds this note will know
that have found my rest in the river
at the Lake street bridge. Tell my
mother" -. ~ ~
Observation-Disclosures entered the fsa.
loon of Treffin Bros here, and finding
the bartender asleep on the bar with
the cash register locked, they. tool
register and all, and no trace has beer
found Of the register or the burglar:
since. The register is valued at abou
~Aoo, nLu 40 oe1Au " AAoVO SO1IdAuSl
about $4S in currency.
Biwabik- a fist fight be.
tween the two, John Tuoria, it is al
legged, shot and killed Sam Alfalfa neal
Tuorias home at the old Cincinnati
location near here The men had beer
drinking together and it Is said 6
trivial dispute brought them to blows
and & tragedy. The bullet struck JUS
above the eye, and caused instant
DEATH
ST. Peter-Omaha passenger train,
used the new ST.. Peter-Ottawa shor
line for the first time last week. II
the morning a crew of men took up {
section Of the old track, and finished
laying the rails for the new and a
noon south bound Passenger No, 3, IL
charge Of Conductor Montey, made tn.
first run over the recently completed
grade. z.zs&S !
Minneapolis-C. A. Severance, at.
torney for the railroads, to-day in.
formed the railroad and warehouse
commission that no railroad would of.
fer opposition to exa nina ton of it:
records to affirm the figures which thu
railroad officials have offered in evi,
deTce at the merchandise rate hear.
Ing tending to- show that there SHOULD
not be a. reduction in the existing