Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-09-12
BRIEF MINNESOTA NEWS.

| BRIEF MINNESOTA NEWS.
Waterville-The state high school
| board has withdrawn its aid from the
| Waterville high school
St. Paul-W. H. Lightner and Drake
| Lightner are winners in golf at the
Town and Country club
St. Paul-Albert Heyman, member
of the lines band, is arrested on a
charge of deserving his wife,
Chicago-Antonio Suppa, an Italian,
wanted in Moorhead, Mimi, for shoot
ing two men, was arrested here.
Minneapolis completely de-
seroyed the annex of the Union Ele-
vator, at Twenty-f1fth avenue south
St. PauEExpenditure of from $685.
600 to 100000 is provided for in con-
tracts awarded by the state drainage
board. H. ..,.t. EsE
Granite Falls-The seven-year-old
son of Mrs Eric Vixen was drowned
in the Minnesota river here while in
bathing.
Heron Lake-The farm residence of
A. c. Kluckholm burned Thursday, to.
gether with the contents. The loss
is $4,000. The building was insured.
Winona-Arnold, the 5-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mic Grethan, was
drowned in the Mississippi here this
afternoon, falling from the levee wall
into the river. q, =. '~
Washington-The secretary of the
treasury has rejected all bids for the
construction of the new public bplld-
Ing at Alexandria, Mimi, as the
amount of the bids was too high.
St. Paul-The body of John Rem Der,
aged rs, and for over forty years a
resident, was found hanging by a
clothes line at the rear of his home,
1856 Rondo street, shortly after Z
o'clock.
St. Paul-Gov. Johnson dismissed
I the proceeding brought for the re-.
moval of Sheriff Clark H. Carhart of
Cook county on the ground that the
offense alleged was committed, if at
Hamline-A Galloway bull belong
ing to Craymer Of Morris, ILL.,, which
was valued at $500, died from the
effects of the heat, and T. J. Mum
lost Jersey COW that was one of the
most valuable animals in his Jersey
herd.
Mankato-On account of the
scarcity of help, Rev. Brown, of the
Kerns and Hebron churches, across
the river from Markato, has taken Of
his vestmerts and gone into the
harvest field aud assisted his parish
toner's to garner their crops. |
St. Paul-Helen Furrie, Of Duluth
eleven years old, was found dead il
bed at the home of her aunt, Mrs. D.
| G. Young, $50 Wabasha street. Coro-
an examination he pronounced death
due to exhaustion from the heat.
St. Peter-His patrimony squan.
dered and his reason gone, Theodore
Estenson of this city was taken before
the probate court and found to be in
sane. He had made an Intellectual
effort to commit suicide, and Judge
Henry Moll ordered him sent to the
state hospital.
LIE Sueur-Iron ore of fine quality
and in large quantities has been found
near the surface and close to the
Omaha railroad in Lie Sueur on the
property formerly owned by the bank.
rupt farmer, Livingston Quackenbush
but now owned by retired farmer
named John Ely.
The attraction at the Bijou Opera
House, Minneapolis, the week of Sep
TENDER 18th, will be ''Bedford's Hope,
a play which has caused a stir among
theater-goers from one end of the
country to the other. The introduc
ton of race scene between an auto
mobile and a train of cars is the big
sensation.
Mankato-The state investment
trust fund to municipalities and schoo
districts In the state aggregating $67,
925. The largest loan in the list Is
one to the city of Mankato for 5000
to be used for improvements In the
park system and extension of the
sewer system.
acknowledgements made an
enviable building record III the month
of August, with 551 permits, and an
estimated expenditure of $1,250,735
Compared with the corresponding
month Of last year, which was itself
phenomenal record for that time Of
the year, the increase is 100 permits
and $1o3,04o in the aggregate cost
Duluth-Nigholi Nickolivish, q
Montenegro miner residing in CHS
holm, was murdered at 10 o'clock last
night just outside his home. He was
shot by some unknown person. His
home was set on fire Saturday nigh
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