Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-01-31
BRIEF MINNESOTA ITEMS.

TT. snelling.-Two soldiers were sent
to Pasteur institute.
st. Paul.-The Northwestern Laun-
derers' association is organized at a
meeting held at the old capitol.
Minneapolis = Thomas Hughes, a
foreman in the Milwaukee yards, fell
down an elevator shaft in the COM
panys stOrehouse in South Minneapolis
md died at st. Barnabas hospital as
a result of his injuries.
Minnea polis.-Joseph Habel, who
lives at the North Side hotel, was over
come with gas at his room but was
hotel to serve a warrant on him charg-
ing him with drunkenness. .-
Observation-Disclosures foremost firm
Of mechanics, Ellis & Edwards, has ap-
piled for a patent on an engine which
is declared by a patent attorney, w. S.
Powers Of Minneapolis, to he the most
powerful engine yet invented.
Rochester-At the annual meeting
of the Oldsted County Medical associa-
ton the following officers were elected:
President DR.. J. E. Crewe; vice presi-
pent, DR.. P. r. Mosse; secretary and
tree surer, DR.. Justus Matthews. ~
Nanxato.-Pev. William A. Sunday
he's replied to the joint committee of
local Protestant churches that extended
an invita- ton to him to come to Man
kato saying that he cannot accept the
invitation to hold revivals here.
Inver Grove-E. o. Hand, night yard
master for the Rock Island was severe
ly injured in an accident in the yards
Hand was standing beside a stove in
the caboose warming himself when a
car struck it, throwing him against the
stove .-.1 .-- . ..... .---
ST. Paul.-The governor also has ap-
pointed DR.. Frank D. Parker, a member
If the state board Of osteopathic ex-
eminers and registration, and DR.. c. A.
Mack of Saltwater as a member of
the state board of veterinary medical
examiners.
Neutrality-suspicious. who have to an
swer calls in the country are having
4 most strenuous time this winter in
consequence Of the many severe storms
and bitterly. cold weather which has
rendered travel on the open prairies
almost an impossibility.
Mankato.-The annual poultry show
IF the Central Minnesota Poultry asso-
citation opened in this city with nearly
one thousand entries. The show IS the
largest and finest yet held by the as
ISOLATION, hundreds of entries being
made from other towns.
Hitterdal.-Sakri Sandberg, eighty
years old and helpless, was burned to
death at his home near here. During
the absence of his aged wife, Sandberg,
who was bedridden attempted to light
his pipe and in doing so set fire to his
beard and the bed clothing.
Rrainerd.-Attorney General Young
has refused to institute proceedings in
the name Of the state to prevent the
division Of Itasca county as contest
is already in progress in the courts
against the creation Of the new county
Of Koochiching, to comprise the nor
Vern half of Itasca county.
Owatonna.- were received in
this city for the erection Of one Of the
finest business blocks in this part OF
Minnesota. The new building is to be
erected by the National Farmers bank
J It will cost in the neighborhood of s40,-
i 900 or more and will be on one Of the
most prominent corners of the city.
Hamline.-The proposed Legislation
before the present session Of the legis-
tature requiring graduates Of the Uni
zversity Of Minnesota law college to take
the state bar examination before being
admitted to practice, is considered by
the faculty members Of the law col
lege as direct slap at their efficiency
st. Paul. Governor johnson an.
bounced the appointment of members
Of the state forestry board for q four.
year term as follows: S. NJ. Owen and
John Lind Of Minneapolis; F. Weyer.
haeuser of st. Paul; w. H Tomlinso1
ST LIE Sueur; N. M. Williams of Little
Falls; a. G. Wedge Of Albert Lea; S
I. Davis Of Duluth.
st. Paul. Katrina. Tschida, Is years
sid, and Annie Tschida, IS years old
daughters Of NJ. "a. Tschida, 1856 Lafont
street, were seriously Injured by tn