Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-07-25
BIlIE NEa S.


was Incidentally shot and killed by an
Did I1uzzle loading shotgun
ST Paul udge William Loeilr rel
continued the stockholders injunction;
cases against the Minnesota rate laws
until Septenbers33 The council on beth
sides agreed to the continuance. Il
Lake Crystal Nj rs. M S. Hall ol5 |.
Garden City. accidentally shot herself |.
through the hand with a libel
revolver while demonstrating 10 hel
son and nephew how he revolver /
worked
GenetaP s,lltry raisers are beconl-
ing alarmed a the large number OF
birds being killed by the new hy.II
Great fls5voc among some fioeks is be-s|
ing reported, some losing as many as
| 200 fowls.
White Fart IA young son Of Wilz |
liam Sickner, superintendent Of the
| government sawnliIl, was killed while
/ playing underneath the mill. He was
caught in the gearing Of the sawdust
i conveyor.
Minneapolis While going to meet
4 his father, Joseph Msanski slipped
4 into a puddle Of hot water that
i had escaped from manufacturing
plant and was fatally scalded. He died
after suffering terrible agony.
St. ul-Philip Kempien, former
paying teller Of the Capital National.
bank, ST. Paul, pleaded guilty to the
/, charge of taking $4,000 from the bank:
s and was sentenced to four years at
bhard labor in the state prison by Judge
IIewis in the Ramsey county court.
+ F'aribauIt-Th farmers living III the
5 eastern part Of Rice county report the
[ appearance of the green bug and some
). sof the grain; is being damaged South
, Of Nerstrand 1t is reported that the
$ IbugsS have entirely ruined a large part
! Iof tho grain growing in that section.
peter-OsWald henderson, twelve
wears old, only son of Frank Bonder-
{ lSson a WeIl-to-dp farmer of Lafayette
: IstoWnship was accidentally killed.
Il While walking through a pasture he
, Twas kicked by q horse The blow frac-
! I.tured his skull and he lived but few
moments.
Minneapolis While endeayortng tc
r light a JOSS stick at a bonfire started
Iby jplayinates seWen-year-oid Marle
il2iorting fell into the fire and was
probably fatally burned. The littlf
q girl lost her balance when leaning oVel
Z towards the. fire and fell headlons
= I5among the glowing enbers.
Ada--The county commissioner
: have established two ADDITIONAL count.
= drainage bitches, making the tota
= number of bitches completed and nov
- under construc ton in this county 81
1 Another ditch has been petitioned 70
ls il, the eastern part OF the county which
le viii drain a large area of valuable farn
-, - Howley While attempting to boar
I a, moving train, T. 0. II. Nelson, fire
: man on a steam shovel at work on tn
big cut being made by the Norther
= Pacific near here, was thrown agains
y a string of box cars and Instant
- killed Little is known as to Nelson
= antecedehts, hut il is said that he cam
: here from S,ssuth Dakota. 555 8
~ ST. Paul Goutraets have been L
ftE for the redecorattoR and rearrang
: r1af1t or the i1itetsif o. the rar
opera house to an amount of oyi
~ st5,o00 The architectural arrang,
~ lnents of the prosceniull1 and sit
I, walls will be entirely new ano Eghe
~. completed this playhouse will be o.
ofI of the handsoIsest in the NortfaNes t.
a pond near the Morris mine, Geor:
No Dicion, I9 years old, is believed TO ha7
81 struck his head against a rock or sun
"a en- log. His conpanions waited scr
ort time TOR him to come up but when
ma did not appear on the surface til
7or gave the alarm The body was fou1
,ses a short time afterwards but life "
ed extinct
zee wears old, was drowned in an, arm
ons the Minnesota river. he was soathl
ace and waded beyond his depth: An Ole
thy boy brought the BODY 70 the surface g,
ich few minutes after the accident a
OBJ two physicians worked over the I
ers. |5several hours, but they were unable
OF save his life.
eas. Minneap DOLLS Blood poisoning, eau:
ure by being bitten in the thumb in
.ces Fourth Of July fight with a forr
rule friend, caused the death Of John K
I Of |ley. Aune Berg, the man with VIII
r q Kelley fought, was arrested by
8 of Minneapolis police, but may. not
said prosecuted, as both men were into
OBJ Gated at the time of the fight, and Il
en- parted friends again after the occ
way, renee.
800 ST Ia ul-.TJ ne ESItle CDiIlliilSSlOii$if
nlgh decided to make a thorough investi
the ton of the valuation Of all corpo
'oo,- tions doing business in the state
may Minnesota With this object in v
f pc the commission has a corps Of hal
dozen men going over the records
has all companies which have been I'M
or porated and whose articles are rece
liked ed with the secretary Of state at
q OF capitol. 0 III .Ss
It's st. Paul--At the state examina
g y for veterinarians only 10 received
With VIII censes out Of nearly so candidates
nu ls large number Of the unsuccessful "a
lof1s because they had not complied
WIN WIN the requirements Of the law. The
bout +,,ra = cif7ed tfat or,ly those
ae sn[fa had had a three-year course in We
pre- mary surgery were eligible for lice
lllAeuz in Minnesota. ss4
80 st. Paul--Workmen employed at
!. - Ames Boom company at Grey g