Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-12-26
BRIEF MINNESOTA News.


pills in the month Of December gives
the Minneapolis public schools to-
tai enrolment of 42.416.
Winona-At the annual meeting of
the Winona Poultry association just
held, it was decided to bold poultry
show In Winona next winter.
st. Paula. Storvick of Emmons
has been named a dairy inspector in
the state dairy and food department
by Commissioner E. X. Slater.
Rochester-Mr. and Mrs. William
Oker this week celebrated their gold
en- wedding anniversary in quiet
way at their home in that city.
St. Paul-After rampage starting
in which he bit four persons, vicious
dog belonging to Neal Gritty was
shot in his kennel by detective.
Willow River-The saloon building
belonging to the Hamm Brewing COM
pany of St. Paul and occupied by e.
w. Olson, was totally destroyed by
fire.
St. Paul-Governor Johnson offered
a reward today for information lead.
ing to the arrest of John Clark, who
shot and killed John Holm at Cloquet
Dec. 2.
inneapolis-Nearly 200 high school
students will be graduated by the
Minneapolis public schools at the four
commandments to be held the week
of Jan. 10. -.a
St. Paul-Richard Peel, one Of the
pioneer locomotive engineers of the
Omaha railway, dropped dead in his
home, 839 Tuscarora street, of kid
ney trouble.
Solway-One fortunate, large buck
deer, which escaped the slaughter of
the last hunting season, visited the
village of Solway, coming into the
main street from an easterly direc.
ton.
Preston-This village is experience
ing a reform movement. J. M. Turck,
a saloonkeeper, has paid a fine of $50
and costs for selling liquor on Sun
day and will be tried on a charge of
selling to minor.
Duluth-Stricken with small pox,
deserted by friends and relatives and
left alone to their fate was the sad
plight of Mrs. Frederick Owens and
her four children Of 20 North Fifty.
sixth avenue west.
Royalton-The Northern Pacific sta
ton was robbed on Saturday. The
news was suppressed until today,
when a railroad detective completed
his Investigation and arrested Ole
Ryan, aged Is years.
Preston-The brewery in this place
Is to be transformed into packing
house and the work of remodeling is
already under way. The brewery has
been in operation for nearly forty
years and has had many owners.
Duluth-In the hottest primary fight
Duluth has ever witnessed Emil Tess
man received the Democratic nominal
ton for mayor, defeating Mayor M. B.
Cullum by what the final returns show
to have been plurality Of 1873 votes.
Minneapolis Margaret Higgins, the
11-year-old daughter of O. M. Higgins,
was fatally injured in a collision of
iceboats on Lake Calhoun, dying fif-
teen minutes later at the home Of
DR.. Wilcox, 3343 Calhoun boulevard.
Fergus Falls-Jorgen Ulrickson was
buried alive while digging a we'll in
the town of Eagle Lake. He had got
down to a depth of nearly fifty feet
and was about to be pulled up for the
night when the earth closed in around
him. t
ST.. Paul-James A. Beacon, a St.
Paul switchtender, has filed a petition
in bankruptcy in the United States
district court. The debts are eched-
uled at 5000. The assets are given
at $210, Of which SITS is claimed as
exempt
Collections for state
made binder Irvine in November
amounted to $556,569.25, making the
amount received in two months near
ly $1.000,000. The miscellaneous COL
lections of the prison for November
amounted to $3.50 more.
Minneapolis-E. X. Slater. state
dairy and food commissioner, has pre-
pared a program for the dairy meet
ing at the annual convention of the
Minnesota State Agricultural society,
which will be held in Minneapolis.
Jan. 10, II and Is
Minneapolis-Dean Ada L. Com.
stock will be the first representative
the University of Minnesota has sent
to the conferences Of the deans of
women of state universities, when she
attends the third annual meeting at
Chicago Dec. is to 20.
New Ulm-Four teachers in the
public schools came in contact with
smallpox patient at a local boarding
house and in consequence the board
of education and Supt. e. T. Critchett
deemed it advisable to close the high
school and one of the grade rooms.
South St. Paul-South st. Paul has
entered complaint before the state
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