Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-08
BRIEF MINNESOTA NEWS.

3 @WaSnln2tc1-SaT t. AltcheI IS
appointed postnistress at Arago, HUB.
bard county.
Lake City-Fred Mallery Of Pepin,
Wis, set fire to his house and then
going into, his cornfield shot hirlsel!
through the mouth.
Minnea polis-John G. Huber, ~.
years old, 1876 Rice street. ST. pa1,I,
~: :;sz:.:scsssl suicide Is hanging l.i1.1saii
in the cellar Of his home
South St. Paul-Bertha Frcwin, a
domestic, severed an artery in har
right hand Friday, While showing a
friend how to sharpen a butcher knife,
Sank Rapids-The city council, bv a
unanimous vote, sold the $4,000 bonds
for the installing of a water works
system in this city to F. E. McGraw
f st. Paul. II.
ashington-Shattuck Military in
Stitute, Faribault, MINI, has beer
designated by the war department as
Gne of the six best military colleges in
he country.
Bena-John Marshall, ten-year-
old student at the Bena Indian school,
was accidentally shot and killed by
one of his comrades while hunting
near the school,
Minrea polis-Breaking into the room
of Il fellow lodger at 416 Eighth street
southeast, friends CT a man named
B,yngelson found his lifeless body
lying on the bed. ~
Mankato-An unidentified stranger,
80 years of age, was run down by a
train on the Milwaukee track one and
a half miles south of Mapleton. His
body was badly mangled.' 5:-
st. Peter-Prof. E. o. Chelgren, in
structor in modern languages and
Swedish history at Gustavus AdolphuS
college, has resigned his professor
ship to enter the ministry. >t'
Crookston-John Michaelson, a farrc-
er residing four miles northwest Of
Euclid, Mimi, was in the city with
the carcass Of a big wildcat he had
killed the previous evening.
Mankato-The Sleepy Eye Gun club,
in a friendly contest with the Man.
kato Gun club, defeated it by three
points. The Sleepy Eye team scored
2C3 and the Mankato team 200.
Observation-Disclosures arrange
ments are being made for the second
annual fair of the Hanson County
Agricultural society which will be held
at this place on Sept. IT. IS and 10.
Staples-W. j. Keister has resigned
as treasurer of the city of Staples, and
W. A. Broom has been appointed to
fill the vacancy. The new treasurer
will enter upon his duties next week.
Faribault-Two years ago two large
barns east Of here, situated near Ken
wi
owned by M. H. Davis and E. G.. Mil
Ter, were struck by lightning and
burned to the ground
St. Paul-Herman Bracht swimming
instructor at the public baths, swan
from Fl. Smelling to Harriet island. a
distance Of seven miles, in an hour
and three quarters, without stopping
for rest on the way.
Minneap olis-Eleven little Dietrichs
had breakfast in the Milwaukee sta
tion Mrs. Dietrich presided. They
were on their way to Stanley, Wis,
to join Papa Dietrich, who works for
the Wisconsin Central railway.
St. Paul-W7alter Jackson, a negro.
has been arrested by the police.
charged with the burglary Of the hard
ware store of the William r. Burk-
hardt company on Robert street, and
Of 0. D. Bishops saloon, 1893 Wabasha
street. -
st. Paul-Men, women and children
who were watching a fire at 934 Con
way street, We're thrown into a strug-
cling heap on the ground when half
block Of board sidewalk collapsed.
Luckily not person was seriously
injured
Brainerd-O. Gulberg has given an
option on his farm on the Guyana
range, at the rate of 500 an acre, to
Leon E. Lun1. The farm consists Of
100 acres and the option was given fer
$4,000. the money being on deposit
in a Duluth bank.
Faribault-A number of local CAPT.
talists are soon to start a state bank
in this city, to be known as the Ger
man American State bank. 1t will
have a capital stock Of $4,000. The
new Organization expects to be in
business in two months.
Du!uth-Two sisters of St. Mary's
hospital staff and a young woman
companion were hurled from a buggy
and dragged along the boulevard at
hroakneck speed by maddened hOrSt
;:n'! so badly injured that their re-
covery is not expected.
Eden Valley-After being accident
ally locked in a box car and carried
So miles from home in a freight train
Albert Sandhoeser, II years old, 7S6
East Sixth street. st. Paul, was found
frightened and exhausted by trainmen
when the car was opened here.
Hanaline-Dr: Cyrus Northrop, presi-
dent OF the University Of Minnesota
has been selected to make the prin-
cipal speech at the opening of the
Minnesota state fair. The exercises
VIII be held in the big livestock
pavilion at II a. M on the opening
day Of the fair. .~,.s 4. [,
. Duluth-Because he wears a cork
leg, Gustaf Olin of West Duluth had
a narrow escape from drowning meas
Fond du Lac, where he is camping
He was in a row boat on the ST. Louis
river, engaged in fishing and in 6
struggle to land a big fish which had
taken his hook. he fell into the water