Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
GOPHER NEWS NOTES
Minnesota Evsnts Of the Week Ii
CONDENSED Form.

Argyle.-John Elk was kicked to
death by broncho on Ole Esterfelt's
farm. He leaves q wife and sevesal
Stewartville. - The International
Flax Irvine Company has purchased
in tStewartville in the last fifteen days
nearly 800 tons Of fax IN the bundle.
Chatfeld-Thomas Flannery. q re-
tail farmer about seventy years Of
age. was killed In runaway. His
horse became frightened at Z we'll
drilling machine and plunged down
an embankment, throwing Flannery
out of the buggy. @sgg Las
Fergus Falls.-The only Chinamal
among the 1,614 inmates of the IN.
sane hospital here was deported. be.
ing sent directly to San Francisco.
His name is given as Young Sen Jek
and he was committed from Duluth
about four months ago. He IL not
violently insane. ---..,..-. H.
Minneapolis.-"Babes in Toyland."
Hamlin & Mitchell's musical extrava.
ganza, comes to the Bijou the week
of September 18th. with all the or
iginal elaborate production of this
great Metropolitan success, which
ran for a year and a half In Now
York City and one year in Chicago.
Fergus Falls. - President Braden.
burg. of the Foxhome bank, which
was burglarized last Monday, has
received a message to the effect
that two men has been arrested at
Breckenridge on suspicion of having
been implicated in the robbery. A
third was under suspicion at Campbell,
but he came to this city voluntarily
and cleared himself.
Minneapolis.-A Raffles in spirits
Is what Nance Olden," the heroine of
Miriam Micholson's famous story In
the Bishops Carriage" may be called.
! A dramatization of the exciting book
made by Charming Pollock and pre-
senting Miss Stephanie Longfellow in
the interesting and difficult role Of
| Nance" is announced for presenta-
| ton the week of Sept. 10, at the Bijou.
Sank Center.-While Robert Hall
was milking his COW the kerosene
lamp fell upon the hay, and Hall was
Immediately enveloped in flames. He
made desperate attempt to save the
building, and succeeded in getting out
of the fire and rescuing his horse.
The cow was incinerated, and the
barn burned to the ground. Several
dwelling houses and the Methodist
church were endangered.
Moorhead.-The adjourned hearing
of Frank Kethman, the prisoner &C.
! cused of the murder of DR.. Egge Of
MoOrhead, was resumed and adjourn.
ed again. c. A. Nye has already with
drawn from the case, and Attorney
McEnroe asked the court commits
sioner to be allowed to withdraw. His
request was refused by Commissioner
Witerow because this would leave the
prisoner without counsel.
Rochester.-The first conviction in
the crusade which County Attorney
George J. Allen is waging against
noxious weeds in Olmstead county,
was secured when jury brought in a
verdict against Timothy Mack. Mack
was arrested on complaint of O. H.
Drysdale. Evidence went to show that
Mack had allowed Russian thistles to
go to seed on his premises contrary
to the statute of the state. ..Ez,@
Duluth.-For the purpose of colon
lZing large Minnesota farming dis
trict with desirable persons and estab-
fishing Catholic churches and schools,
Bishop James McGolrick of this city
has closed deal by which he will
control the settlement of 10000
acres In Hubbard and Becker counties,
Minnesota. This means that, allotting
twenty-five acres to family, nearly
1000 families can be furnished with
small farms in one of the states best
agricultural districts, providing coun-
try homes for at least $4,000 persons.
Thief River Falls.-The unusually
heavy crop of grain on the farms
east of this city on the Red Lake re-
servation, which was opened to set
tlement five. years ago, will require the
services Of all the freight boats on the
Red Lake river to carry it to this
CITY, Light-draft boats have made reg
ular schedules on the 100 miles from
this city to the great Red lakes, but
the largest vessel, one built and
owned by the farmers for their own
convenience exclusively, has been out
of commission this season, until the
rains of August.
Duluth.-Rev. Father Andrew Rieck,
of the St. Josephate Independent
Polish church, of East End, Duluth,
was made a target for eggs and gravel,
thrown by women and children, after
he had filed the pulpit. Of st. Peter
and st. Pauls Roman Catholic church
at Twenty-fourth avenue west and
First street. He retreated and made
no effort to defend himself or to re.
proach his assailants. The priest
filled the pulpit by request, against
the wishes Of many. The throwing
OF the eggs and the gravel was in
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