Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-28
BRIEF MlNNEsoTAITEMS
interesting Bits of News Gathered
From All Portions of
r the State.

st. Paul-M innesota Christian Mis-
s1onary society meets in this city.
st. Paul--Graduat es of College Of
Law hold annual dinner at CONNER
cial club.
st. Paul-saergeriest association
plans elaborate Ii. .lting scheme for
auditorium.
Stillwater-James T. Teare, con-
v1cted Of arson, is sentenced to two
years Imprisonment.
apois-Brewster man loses
his voice suddenly, and in a few days
1T returns just as suddenly.
Balaton-A farmers company has
secured site for an elevator and will
start work upon 1t at once
Mankato-Gen. Gustav Widen for
Warded his resignation as a member of
Gov. Johnson's military staff.
Minneapolis-The state game and
fish commission may decide to exter-
inmate the herons ana cormorants
South St. Paul-St. Paul jobbers in
spect the South st. Paul packing plant
ana find it a model OF cleanliness.
Mankato-Louis Mulligan, convicted
OF petit larceny. has been sentenced
to three months in the county Jail.
st. Paula man believed to be O.
H. Anderson Of Saltwater is killed by
falling from a cliff on Dayton's Bluff
Minneapolis-The use of English in
religious instruction is urged at the
United Norwegian Lutheran confer
ence.
ST. Paula fire in the Ryan build
Ing causes 100000 loss and thirty
seven fremen are overcome by heat
and smoke.
Lake City-Gov. Johnson was at
camp reviewing the First regiment of
the Minnesota National guard, which
is in camp there.
st. Paul-South St. Paul health Off
Ger says st. Paul health department
employees have been dumping dead
horses into the river
Rochester-The ca bbage fly has be-
come menace to the cabbage crop in
this county, and the plants have only
a fair start at that.
Winona-Mrs. S. e. Coleman, for
eleven years matron of the Normal
home and Morey hail. has resigned
to retire from work.
Excelsior-The seventeenth annual
convention Of the Minnesota State
Bankers association opened with $50
delegates in attendance.
Cannon Falls-Mammoth posters
are out announcing that Cannon Falls,
the most patriotic city in America"
will celebrate the Fourth.
Mrs. Lena Miller, thirty-seven years
Old, living at lat Thirteenth avenue
northeast, fell dead while clearing
away the supper dishes.
Observation-Disclosures Helbrich attempt
cd to commit suicide by cutting his
throat, but it is thought that the doc
tors will pull him through.
st. Peter-E. c.. Ollerman, a veteran
: commercial traveller whose home is
in this city, was injured, perhaps ia
tally, in a runaway accident.
Hibbing-Ry fall Of ore in tn.
Webb mine Louis kililander, aged 40
and Albin Belle, aged ~, both Aus
TRANS, were smOthered to death.
M1nnea polis-EdWard Brown of Wa
terloo, Iowa. fell down the river banH
near the Tenth avenue bridge and mar
roWly escaped death by drowning
Sparta-As the result Of a stout fish
arman being suddenly taken With YER
pgO, four men had narrow escapes
Gro n drowning in Cedar Island lake.
St Paul-The United Norwegia1 i
Lulherans suggest shortening the
school year to eight months, leaving
one month for religious instruction.
st. Cloud-Operation of the Northern
Qacific and the Great Northern tracks
Between Minneapolis and ST. Cloud as
a joint double track wall begin July 1. |
Battle Lake-At the special school
election the proposed $4,000 bond is
sue was defeated by 80 majority Only
about 200 out of 800 votes were polled
Observation-Disclosures of the local
Grand Army post are agitating the
proposition of taking the Owatonna
military band with them to the en-
campment in Minneapolis in August
Mankato-Frank E. Anderson had a
narrow escape from death in a fire
which destroyed his residence early
yesterday morning. Anderson was
Acknowledgment F. G. V%VF;ileex has
resigned his position with Company
D, Third regiment NJ N. G., stationed |
in this place. His successor will be
elected before the company goes into |
camp.
Crookston-Albert Runge, aged 40. |
with a family residing at Madison,
a1inn., was struck by a freight at Hix-
on this afternoon and probably fatally |
injured. He was brought to a hospi-
tai here
Owatonna-At a special meeting Of
the hospital board last night the con-
tract for building the new addition to
the city hospital was awarded to Ham.
mel Brothers & Anderson Of this city
for $7,545.
Virginia-Edward LOCO, young
man employed as brakeman at the
Wacootah mine,~ near Virginia, was
perhaps fatally injured while coupling
dump cars. He was caught between
the bumpers. ..t
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