Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-29
BRIEF MINNESOTA NEWS.


St. Paul-Prelimtnary plans are
made for the visit of Baron Won Stern
burg, German ambassador.
Little Falls-Will1am Crossfeld
killed his dog last night because 1t had
become infected with rabies.
Crosby-Andy Macfadden had an
easy time with Mark Maynard In a
prize fight, winning In the seventh.
Madelia-Iowa men have bought the
sheep sheds of John Bisber and will
tory.
Linton-Congressma Marshall Is
endeavoring to assist In securing
better mail service between here and
Bismarck.
Minneapolis of the
brain of the dog which bit several
children has disclosed the fact that
the dog was mad.
St. Paul-The state high school
board fixes the minimum of wages for
high school teachers in schools re-
ceivtng state aid.
Rugby-Mayor Andy Jones is be-
coming livestock enthusiast, and
now has bunch Of five hundred head
In the herd ON his big ranch.
Hastings second woman's COT
tage for the insane has been completed
and is being furnished in readiness for
the inmates, expected Sept. I.
Minneapolis B. Smith, presi
dent of the Chamber of Commerce,
died suddenly in New York of CON-
bination of Bright's disease and heart
failure. ~"> "s~~,esss~~- ...>
Minneapolis A young woman
thought to be Miss Ida Frenette, Of
1912 University avenue northeast, COM
mltted suicide by jumping into the
river from the steel arch bridge.
Adrian-A hAlstorm one mile wide
and eight miles long passed over the
west end of the county. Hail the size
of an egg fell and corn was badly cut
and late oats almost entirely ruined
Duluth-While playing on the bridge
over the Lester river little Raymond
Brown. son of a street car conductor
tn the West End. fell over the railing
to the rocks below and fractured hts
skull. e
Renv1lle.-The new municipal gas
plant which has Just been constructed
to take the place of the one that blew
up last fall, has been accepted by the
city authorities and turned over to
them.
Slayton.-The Farmers Elevator
company has been organized here, and
has purchased the old Peavey elevator.
The officers are: Anton Lunder, pres
ident; Clarence Browning, secretary,
and James Shiroy, grain buyer.
Washington.-The acting secretary
of the interior has approved the In
demnity school land selections in the
state Of Minnesota as follows: Cass
Lake land district, 15,630.67 acres;
Duluth land district, 3S,624.41 acres.
Dlckinson-The Commercial Club Is
engineering the Incorporation of ho-
tel company in that city. They pro-
pose to build a $4,000 hotel and ex-
pect that IN a short time enough stock
will be subscribed to carry out the
proposed plan.
St. Paul-Frank A. Day left for
Grand Marais, where he Will set as
commissioner under authority Of Gov
ernor Johnson to take testimony upon
the charges against c. H. Carhart,
sheriff Of Cook county.
Plamvtew-Tm two-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Holzer
found some strychnme tablets and,
putting them In her mouth, took
enough of the poison to cause her
death in a few hours.
Mankato-F1re early this morning
destroyed three barns located in the
north part Of the city, two belonging
to August Bulan and one to John
Schmicek. The fire was evidently Of
incendiary origin. as a cup that had
contained kerosene was found in the
alley.
Fatrdale - Photographer Barsness
was eight miles south of town one
day in July and took a picture of a
snow drift nearly four feet high That
locality is not exceptionally chilly, but
the drift had been partly covered with
straw and so WAS able to resist the
suns rays.
St. Paul-St. Paul had an enrolment
Of 27,964 pupils In the public schools
the year ending June 80. There were
about 635 teachers, who drew total
of $500,414 in salaries. The estimate
for next year provides for GAL teachers
and salary list of S545,945. The av-
erage salary will be 1851.
Washington.-Bessie Edmond has
been appointed postmistress at Clare
mont, Dodge county, vice James Ed
mond, resigned; J. J. Wolfram, post.
master at Hart, Wfnona county, vice
E. F. Wolfram, resigned, and Harvey
Drake, at Mission, Crow Wing county,
vice A. F. Lively, resigned.
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