Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-30
GOPHER NEWS ! NOTES
minnesota. Event. Of the Week In
Condensed Form.
Condensed Form.

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Misunderstanding Anderson has ar
rived here with Dad" Williams and
Joe Barnes, who are suspected of rob-
bling the Karlstad bank
Barnesville.-James Glasgow of this
city produced the biggest crop of po-
tatoes of the year. OF an acre of
land Glasgow raised 400 bushels.
Mankato.-The state normal school
starts the fall term with over 400
pupils enrolled, which is much more
than last year, and about the same as
two years ago.
Litchfield.-Peter Frost, a young
man who resided in the town Of Cos
mos, was instantly killed as the re-
suit OF falling from the hay loft in his
father's barn. He held pitchfork in
his hand, and when he fell one of the
tines entered his brain.
Red Wing-Rev. J. R. Baumann has
received a call to become president of
the Ladies' college which the Evan
gellcal Lutheran Education Associa.
ton is now building at Mankato. The
congregation of the German Lutheran
church will act upon the matter.
Anoka.-The Worlds Faith Mission
airy Association with headquarters at
Shenandoah, Iowa, is holding camp
meetings here for ten days. Among
those present are Rev. G. L. Morgan,
Rev. c. c. Croft, Window; Fred Pear
son, st. Paul and Miss Alma Strand,
q returned missionary from Kansuth,
China.
Minneapolis.-Fo "Sal, The
Circus Girl" the Bijou will present
the week of Oct. 3rd "The Girl Ques-
tion," the musical play by Adams,
Hough & Howard, authors of "The
Time, The Place and the Girl" "The
Girl Question" as is we'll known, is
along lines of human interest, en-
bellished by dashing songs and dances
and pretty chorus girls.
Red Wing, Minn.-Barney Steiner, a
l6-year-old youth living six miles west
Of Ellsworth, met with a serious acct
dent. Young Steiner was crossing the
baseball diamond to view the races.
He came close to one of the players
who was batting and not seeing him,
the batter hit him in the forehead with
such force as to crush his skull. Stein
ar is still alive, but it is doubtful if he
RECEIVERS.
Duluth-W. L. Yale, proprietor Of
the Yale laundry, of Duluth, was des-
perately wounded by his own gun
while hunting near Carlton. He had
been sitting on a stump and in get
ling up he accidentally discharged one
made terrible wound. Mr.. Yale was
taken to Carlton by companions and a
physician dressed the wound He was
put aboard the next train for Duluth
and is now in hospital here. He will
likely recover.
/ Crookston-A. H. Bjoin, a retired
farmer, shot and killed himself in the
loft of his brothers livery barn this
morning. Bjoin left letter addressed
to the First National Bank of this city
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all his property to members of his
family, who reside in Illinois. No
cause was assigned for the act, al
though it is believed he killed himself
J on account of failing health. Bjoin,
who arrived in the city to visit his
brother, Ole Bjoin, about two months
ago, was 60 years old.
Mankato.-The reconstructed Meth.
odist church in North Mankato was
dedicated this week. Three enthu-
siastic audiences attended the dedica.
ton, and sermons we're preached by
Rev. J. F. Stout of St. Paul and DR.. F.
B. Cowgirl of this city, presiding ell.
der Nineteen hundred dollars was
raised, which cleared the church of
debt. Then the pastor, Rev. J. D.
Mccormick, called for volunteers to
be responsible for the $500 debt on
the parsonage, and the money was
raised. The church has everything
modern.
Litchfeld.-In spite of the poor
roads and bad weather, the monthly
| MARKET udy uCIC was d U1S SuCCtSSj
fully 1900 persons attending. There
was a fine display of homegrown vege'
tables, but interest centered in the
| livestock show, several farmers bring
ing cattle to compete for the hand
some silver cup offered by the State
Dairymen's Association for the best
breeds of Holstein, Guernsey and Jer
sey cows. Professor George P. Grout
of the state agricultural school acted
as Judge and made the award of
] prizes. ~r
J Brainerd.--It was announced here
last night that dispensation has
been granted for ceremonial session
of Zurah temple, Order of Mystic
4 Shriners, in Brainerd early this win
], ter, probably Dec. 10. This was de-
termined at a conference held here
Thursday night attended by James F.
! Ellis, past potentate; Frank H. Forbes
! recorder; A. L. Hazer, oriental guide