Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-04-15
BRIEF MINNESOTA NEWS.

observation-disclosures Hunting, alias
Henry James, was bound over here OF
! charge of forgery.
Duivth.--Two hundred men, en-
p!oyed at Franklin mine at Virginia.
went on strike, because of a dis
agreement over the price paid for
contract work. The police quelled
the disturbance and new men were
placed at work. Everything is re.
ported quiet.
Spring Valley.-Everett Jones, who
vas the president of the Citizens
hank of this place until its reorgan-
ization as the First National Ban!.
Of Spring Valley, and who has since
been it's cashier, has resigned to take
eject May /, and R. J. Parker, an
attorney, has been chosen to fill the
vacancy.
Duluth.-At meeting of the Oliver
Iron Mining company yesterday after
Loon, w. J. Olcott was elected presi-
dent to succeed Thomas F. Cole, who
has resigned. Mitchell, who has held
tie office of the general manager, was
advanced to the Office of vice presi-
dent. ]. H. Mclean, who has been
assistant general manager, was elected
general manager.
Brainerd.-The Security State bank
OF this city, which was closed about
Two months ago, reopened for bust.
ness here, an assessment of 500 a
share having been paid, mostly by
George Storck of Earlham, Iowa, the
father of the cashier. The bank re-
organized by electing George Storck
president, H. ]. Hage of Deadwood
ice president, and E. A. Storck
cashier.
Lake City-John Noble, tinsmitn
| in the hardware store of w. J. Rich
avdson, met with sudden death by
falling down an elevator shaft. He
was making some repairs on the pull
lGys near the ceiling when he lost
| control of the mechanism and was
rrecipits ted with the elevator thirty
feet to the basement. He was about
60 years of age, and is survived by
his wife and three daughters.
lew Ulm.-The newly elected Off
GERS of the Brcwn-Redwood Medical
society are: President, DR.. F. A. Gray
O.. Vesta; vice president, DR.. J. l..
Adams Of Morgan; secretary and
treasurer, w. A. Brand of Redwood
Falls; censor for three years, DR.. G.
r. Pease of Redwood Falls; delegate
to the state meeting at Winona in
June, DR.. G. F. Reineke, New Ulm;
alternate, DR.. J. Gosslee, Wabasso.
Minneapolis-Me Mon Low, keeper
of chop suey house, was found guilty
| Of selling liquor without a license
and was sentenced to pay fine of SIS
| or serve 80 days. Pearl Wynne, a
waitress in the same place, was also
| found guilty and sentenced to pay a
fine of $50 or serve 80 days in police
court. Pearl Wynne was said to have
sold liquor to George Winters with the
full knowledge of the proprietor of
the place. Harry Williams was the
complainant in the case
| Two Harbors.-TLe outcome of a
l
forward to with interest in that
| the Canadian Northern may be con.
nected with the Duluth & Iron Range
railroad. General Manager Mcleod
and Traffic Manager Shaw of the for
mer railroad, Messrs. Murphy and
Hall of the Duluth & Rainy Lake road
together with Messrs. Clark, Johnson
and White of Duluth, visited Two
Harbors escorted by local officials
Messrs. Mcleod and Shaw left fol
Winnipeg.
Red Wing.-The body of a badly
decomposed man which was identified
as that of Thomas McMahan, at one
time a prosperous farmer of Pierce
county, Wis.,, was found floating III
Lake Pepin near Wacouta. He has
been missing for over three months
! McMahan was last seen crossing the
ice at this point on foot, bound fol
Hager. It is believed that the ICE
gave way when he neared the Wis
consin shore, and that he was acct
dentally drowned. He is survived b,
two sisters.
Minneapolis.-The School of Trac
ton Engineering, which is now or;
of the short courses of the School o.
Agriculture of the University of Min
nesota, will be held this year at Uni
versity Farm, st. Paul, for one month
commencing May 25th. Steam engi
neering, gasoline engineering, ant
blacksmithing will be taught in :
practical way. Students will be give1
practice in actually running the en-
gines and will be given sufficient worl
at the forge so that they may be abl
to do some of their repair work. Stu
dents will : room and board in tn
school dormitories. ~. a~ -
Lake City.-George Colby, age
seventy years, residing in the tow
of, Central Point, near Lake City
committed suicide. During the at
sence of his wife, Colby went to al
outbuilding, near the home, cut hi
throat with razor and then set fl
to the building. His body was badl