Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-15
BRIEF MINNESOTA news.

/ BRIEF MINNESOTA news.
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! St. PaurThe Cathorto order OF For.
esters holds it's annual convention at
the old capitol So Z ~ = s@< j..
;: Crookston-Pfans have been re-
oefved for the new /dormitory at the
experimental station =. - ::
), Minneapolis The state liquor deal
ers' association takes up the discus
| Sion Of the lid proh4em:i ~. =,
Moorheadr Wi1ltam1 jtonnssoni'is s right
foot was crushed to "a pulp by: a,heavy
stsel rail falling upon IT,. ,a~ .::.;''.:'
r. st. Paul--Patrick: Kelly: L 7*West
ern avenue; was found unconscious ef,
/ tie street with hts skull fractured:
Hast1ngs-The cornssr stone Of st.
4 Joseph's Catholic church tn3Miesv1llle
was laid today with appropriate cere-
monies. Z: = s~s:':;@i 49, -. 80
.Wash1ngton--George c.. Davis is"ap-
Pointed postmaster at: ponen1aK' BEL
tEami IS county, VICE J. g. Morrison, ~,
&sEt3knsd:,: 49,. .:.>.: ::* W: W.: >''
Winona- Th6rwa5:ld. 'He si}, f.; of this
tcjty has received, an appointment I'm
der the civil service commission as
bookkeeper IN. the Philippines.
s.. White Earth-C.: G. SturteVant of
Detroit, Mimi, has been awarded a
contract to. plot out the townsite of
White Earth, as. provided by the last
\ aoScion IF nm oroco -.
White Bear-Ross Clarke, for many
years a resident of st.. Paul and prom
inent I'm the business and political life
Of that city, was found dead yesterday
tn his. summer home here.
Mtnneapolis-Girls screams for help
caused the flight of burglars who had
entered the residence Of Captain F. E.
MacLean, 292 Arundel street, shortly
after l O'Clock yesterday morning.
Minneapolis elaborate cere-
monies and addresses by Archbishop
Ireland, Mayor Haynes, and others.
new Catholic pro-cathedral at Six
teenth street and Henneptn avenue.
Battle Lake-Mtss Emma Pearson of
Grove City, Mimi, was dangerously
If not fatally injured by being thrown
from buggy in runaway here. She
IS unconscious. Mrs. P. N. Lundquist
Of Battle Lake had both arms broken
IN tie same accident.
| Mfnnea polis-~Local railroad officials
report that new wheat is moving from
producing points in Nebraska to ter
Tnlnal points along the Missouri river.
but not a bushel of the new yield has
commenced to move in Iowa, Mime
sofa and North Dakota
Cltnton--At meeting of the officers
Of the Big Stone County Agricultural
association, held here, it was decided
to hold a county fair at this place Oct.
2, 3 and f. The officers of the asso-
citation are: President, John McCaI1um,
Clinton; secretary, M. I. Matthews, Or
ton vile.
Granite F>all1s-Anong those who
lost their lives when the ill-starred
steamer Columbia went down after a
collision with the lumber carrier San
Pedro off the California coast, was
Miss Alma Dahleen Of Bel1tngham,
Wash, daughter of Martin Dahleen,
farmer living seven miles north Of
this place.
St. Peter~Keepfng the lid on Caro-.
| line Station is giving the LIE Sueur
county authorities no end Of trouble.
! Caroline Is an abandoned station on
the Omaha, midway between this city
and Mankato, and short time ago
Richard Dale. and Samuel CATER open.
| ed a saloon that catered to trade from
both cities.
West Concord~J. F. Mccarthy was
the winner In the cheese scoring con-
test here. This is the third of
series of SIX contests conducted this
summer by the state dairy and food
commission The cheese scoring
contest is held tn connection with the
butter contest, which has not been
completed.
New U1n-Mayor Charles Silverson
has Informed the Protestant ministers
OF tlIs city that he will not apply the
lid" unless they secure a petition
and have it literally signed by the cit
liens. He believes there is no senti-
ment worthy Of note c1amortng for the
enforcement Of this particular law.
Hamltne-Colonel W. NJ Liggett, for:
mer1y dean Of the Minnesota agricul-
tural COLLEGE, was yesterday appointed
an assistant tn the department of az
ricu1ture in the experiment station at
St: Anthony Park, and will not be
transferred to the experiment station
at Grand Rapids, as was planned last
spring when he resigned his position
as dean.
Minneapolfs-A staff Of readers, un-
der the supervision of the state de-
partment Of public instruction.. began
reading teachers examination papers
from all the counties Of the state at
the new capitol The papers cover
all examinations. taken for first, sec
ond and third grade certificates, and
the work covers a period of about ten