Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-05
GOPHER NEWS NOTES
Minnesota Events Of tho Week In
Condensed Form.
Condensed "a orm.

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Washington, D. G. President
Taft sent to the senate the nomina-
ton Of Frank D. Hill, Pine Island,
Mimi. consul at Frankfort, Germany.
Washington, D. G. An advance
of the freight rates on hogs from 171z
cents to 20 cents between Minneapolis
and Minnesota Transfer points and
Chicago will go into effect: June l.
Little Falls-Van Voorhis e. John
son, a Minneapolis picking concern,
will open a branch station in this
city. The commercial club will secure
guaranty of 100 acres to be planted
to cucumbers.
st. Paul. - The annual 1910 con-
ventlon of the German Alliance Of
Minnesota will take place June 2 in
st. Paul. The alliance is composed
of 1852 German societies and has 1900
members.
Mason City. Iowa. - Group three
of the Iowa Bankers Association will
meet here May IL, at which Joseph
Chapman, Jr., Of the Northwestern Ma
tional bank, Minneapolis, will be the
leading speaker. r,..>... g..
Austin-The Knights of Columbus
initiated class of sixty-fve About
$50 visitors from Minneapolis, st.
Paul, Pennington, Fairibault, Ovation
na, Blooming Prairie, Mason City and
other cities attended. Iuod-, "a%4n2
st. Paul. - Governor A. O. Eberhart
has officially authorized reward Of
$3.50 to be paid for tho arrest and con-
viction Of the person who killed AL
bert Johnson while riding a streetcar
in Minneapolis a few days ago.
Winona. - Agent A. G. johnson
for 10 years general agent at Winona
Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way company, has been appointed pas
senger traffic manager at Chicago sue
ceeding w. B. Kniskern, voluntarily
resigning. .... .
Red Wing.-Wholly paralized with
fear and unable to move, Albert Tor
lin of Vasa, who was employed by
Lundell Bros, on their portable mill
at WEIGH, watched the rapidly revolv.
Ing circular saw cut away a portion
of his left foot
Cass Lake. - The unprecedented
land rush still continues and squatters
are arriving on every train. The date
of filing has not yet been set, but
it will likely be within a few days.
Land Office officials have not received
the notice of opening.
Fergus Falls-Mrs. Bertha Griffith
secured verdict in the district court
here Saturday for $4,000 for the death
Of her husband, w. L. Griffith, who
was killed while making coupling
on train in this city last Christmas
The case will be appealed to the SUI
preme court. The suit was for $4,000
Wtnona. - The jury brought
in a verdict of $2,375 against the La
Crosse Water Power Company and the
city of Winona, for the relatives of the
late Ernest Lampe, the boy killed
while painting the Winona high bridge
last August. He was electrocuted Al
the highest point of the structure ant
his body fell 200 feet into the river
Hamline-The premium list ant
classes In the women's department a
Il the State Fair will remain about Al
; they were last year. The 1909 OK
hibit Of Arts and Craft was much bet
ter than ever before and az tn,
amount paid in premiums was materi
ally advanced over 1908. the Fai
, Board decided on no change.
Montgomery. - An infant son o
, Adolph Tuna. who lives six miles ives
+ Of this place, was burned to death an
Mrs. Tuna was badly burned. Mrs
Tuna was outdoors for short tim
q and when she returned she discovere
that the carpet and some furnitur
I were on fire. She tried to reach he
son, but was unsuccessful. She vii
recover. E-
Duluth. - Thomas Moriarty, q shit
/ boss at the Adams mine at Ev'
4 leth, and companion, were set upo
\ by two toughs armed with knive
II while between Eveleth and Virgini,
\ The shift boss stood his ground, bu
Il the other man fed, and Moriarty wa
Il roughly treated. He has five. sta
Il wounds in his head, but it is said b
\ will recover. - s.
\ East Grand Forks.-County div
\ sion talk is again rife in Polk count
1 and the probabilities are that the Of
4 fight will again be. opened. It is til
i belief Of the SUPPORTS of division th,
| the proposition would receive MOI
4 general support now than it has
| previous years. and for that reasc
l they propose to bring it to a vol
again If possible.
4 Benson-A successful meeting ".
i held here to- discuss relief and prove
q ton of tuberculosis. The state e
hibit was displayed and address
were made by Christopher Easto
Y Drs. w. w. Hill, A. R. Blakely, G.
- Pratt and Christian Johnson. It
Il probable local association will l
: formed. The Grow Wing Valley Me