Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-01-09

minneapolis - Douglas Sederbors
the 6-year-old son Of John Sederberx
747 Adams street northeast. swallovad
a oanao1aa penny and nearly choked
to death. =
st. Peter-C. E. Johnson. lieutenant
colonel of the Third regiment. NJ. N
g., was elected colonel at a meeting
OF the reg1mental officers held in St
Paul.
Faribault-Within two weeks the
Rock Island railway will have all new
steel bridges between this city and
OWatonna, crossing Straight river
seven times within seventeen miles.
st. Paul-1nsurance COMMISSIONS
Hart1gan received a notice from the
Des MONIES Life Insurance company
OF its withdrawal from this state to.
day. No reason is assigned for the
action.
East Grand Forks-C. L. Griffith.
alias Deloys, was arrested on the east
bound Northern Pacific passenger
train, charged with the forgery of the
name of Geo. B. Clifford to a check
for $21.50 that was passed on NJ.
Stanchfeld, the clothier.
Hastings Arthur Chard and
the choir Of st. Luke's church, of this
city, went to Eastwood Grove yester-
day afternoon, where they reorganized
the Episcopal church Of that place.
Christmas services were held, the
church being handsomely decorated
for the occasion.
Minneapolis-Of course, the most
expensive Christmas gifts in Mime
apolts this year were received by
women. One present which was tho
talk OF Nicollet avenue jewelers., was
diamond rope costing $4,000, given
to the wife Of prominent Lowry Fill
resident by her husband.
Mankato-George Beck and Louis
Tietz were convicted by a jury of as
saulting George McComb at the close
OF church services at a school house
IN Mcpherson township two weeks
ago, when the minister was Obliged
to interfere to restore peace, and they
paid fines and costs amounting to
about 500.
St. Paul-The Minnesota worlds
fair board closed up it's records by
turning in a balance of $69.33 to the
state treasury. The last previous
meeting of the board was held May 26,
1894, when $4,000 of the $4,000 ap-
proprtated was turned back, and
balance of $S06.SS left in the treas.
urers hands to settle some small out.
standing bills
East Grand Forks-Michael Murphy
was held without bail to the grand
jury here on charge of assault witt
intent to commit murder. Murphy
stabbed Frank Whitaker, a Great
Northern switchman, in the neck and
breast, and for time it was feared
Whitaker would die, as his jugular
vein was partially severed. He is now
recovering. The grand jury meets the
last of January.
Wfnona-The Winona police believe
they have got started on the right
track in an investigation of systematic
grain thefts from cars. Grain cars
coming into this city with loads for
the Bay State mill have been entered
and several bushels Of grain taken
from each while they were standing in
the yards waiting to be unloaded. Five
boys under 81 years of age have been
arrested.
St. Cloud-Smallpox statistics for
1907 up to Dec. % show that there
have been more than four times as
many cases In Minnesota this year as
last year. The total number of cases
reported last year was 598, while the
total number of cases reported so far |
this year is 1888. During last Decem.
Der 159 cases were reported, as CON-
pared with 403 reported for the first
three weeks of this month.
Minneapolis According to figures
by the Minneapolis Com
club, nearly 1000 carloads
more of freight were shipped during
The year 1907 than for the preceding |
Twelve months. while the previous
record for the amount Of freight ship
ped into Minneapolis from outside 1
points increased 5,632. Fully 100000
:ons more Of coal came in during 1907
han did in 1906. The only noticeable
decrease in outgoing shipments was
hat Of flour.
Duluth-The railroads operating in
Minnesota have taken measures to see
hat the provisions of the anti-pass
aw enacted by the last legislature
shall be enforced on Jan. 1. This is
n the face of an Interpretation made
ome time ago by the attorney general Il
hat the law does not go into effect II
until Dec. 81, 1908. In the first part
# the law it is stated that the pro.
'isions thereof shall take effect Jan.
;, 1908, but in the last section Dec.
i, 1908, is given as the date.
Minneapolis According to the re-
,ort Of DR.. J. NJ. Kistler, coroner of