Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-20
BRIEF MiNNESOTAiTEMS
Interesting Bits of News Gathered
From All Portions Of
the State.

the State.
81. Paul-The hotel inspectors fees
90 not cover his travelling expenses.
Minneapolis-The United States
Srewmasters' association meets In ST.
Paul
Minnea polis-The state board of
equalization raises live stock valua-
tons
Cass Lake-Des Conavarro. student
at the state university, is shot while
hunting here. Il. 80 L.
st. Paul-The Young Peoples Union
OF the Swedish Lutheran Churches
closes its state convention.
Mankato-Company H, Second regi-
ment, has completed new rifle range
200, 800. 500, 500 and 1000 yards.
Minnea polis-The Northern Pacific
crop report says the average wheat
yield will be about fifteen bushels to
the acre
Stewartville-Local sportsmen re-
port prairie chickens scarce. Thus far
this season there has not been a dozen
birds killed here.
. st Paul-The assistant dairy and
food commissioner would have the
state inspect all factories where
articles Of food are prepared.
Brainerd-John Berg of this city was
instantly killed about 6 o'clock on I've
tracks Of the Cross Lake logging rail-
road near Longville. Cass county.
r~1,o
that struck the Twin Cities is thought
to have caused the death of John
Foran. IS East Twelfth street, st. Paul.
ST. Paul-Frank P. Lord has filed
petition in bankruptcy. The debts are
scheduled at $602.75. The assets con-
sist of 5000 in household furniture and
are claimed as exempt. -
La Salle-The State Bank Of La
Sale was given license to begin bust
ness yesterday by Public Examiner p.
NJ. Kerst. T. c. Hovde is president
and O. E. Sundt cashier and the CAPT.
tai $4,000. The bank was formerly
a private bank.
apolis-Minneapoli has be-
come the asylum of some of the Jew
ish refugees from Russia. Four days
three boys. who are i. 3 and years
old respectively, arrived in this city
direct from Russia.
Red Lake Falls-A barn belonging
to Ed Moran was burned here this
afternoon and three horses cremated
There was a small insurance on the
building. and the horses were not
valuable. Children playing with
matches caused the fire.
Austin-L D. Baird, member OF
the board Of managers. will likely be a
candidate for the next president Of
the state fair association. 1t is under
stood that C. n. Cosgrove of LIE Sueur
will retire this year and become a
member of the board of managers.
Montrose-The doors Of the Mont
rose school were opened yesterday
morning for another year. Nearly 200
children passed through showing a
great increase in attendance over last
year. The teachers are William G.
Duffy. principal. Miss Mckay. Miss
Farley. Miss Terrell and Miss Schu-
macker.
Minneapolis a heroic attempt to
save the life of Monard A. Lund. who
was overcome by poisonous gas while
working In the elevator shaft of the
Oneida block. Nordal Nelson was also
overcome by the foul air. and the two
men died in the bottom of the pit be-
fore the police and f1remen could get
to them
apolis-Values Of horses were
increased in a number Of counties by
the state board Of equalization yester-
day, and decreased in a few counties,
The committee on horses reported In
favor Of increasing the basis for valu-
alton of one-year-old horses from $40
to $1,000. ON two-year-olds from SIG
to $3.50. and horses three years old
and over from $50 to S32. an average
of about So over the value fixed by
the board a year ago.
st. Paul-Further evidence of van
dalism at the new capitol was fur
nished when Rev. Henry G.. Mitchell
the donor Of the large collection OF
archaeological specimens, reported that
the champion spear, the largest cop
per spear known to have been found
among pre- historic collections, had
been stolen from. the case in the
| museum which Is a part Of the his
torical rooms.
Lake City-Apparently there is ar
organized gang Of barn burners ope-
| rating in this vicinity. Several valu-
| able structures have been set on fire
| and destroyed in the past week an6
an effort IS being made to catch the
miscreants. The large barn on the
farm Of Mrs Wise. west OF here. was
burned Thursday night. All the sea.
| sons cut Of hay and the grain raised
on the place were destroyed, causing {
loss Of more than $4,000. :...-.
| Hamline-It is estimated that owe,
one hundred million pounds Of honey
go to waste In Minnesota every yea
because there are not enough bees IL
the state to gather 1t. w. R. Ansill
who was in charge Of the honey ant
bee exhibit at the state fair. make.
this statement In deplonng the lacl
Of progress which the Minnesot.
farmer is making in the cultivation o
bees.
| st. Paul-The state railroad an,
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