Warren sheaf., 1910-08-11

Pacific bridge between Duluth and Su-
perior reported to the police that as
the train leaving Duluth for the Twin
Cities was crossing the bridge he saw +
a man, answering Todorovic's descrip-
ton, boarding the train.
Long Prairie.-Frank Tufts, deputy
United States marshal, was seriously
hurt in runaway accident. He sus-
tanned several injuries about the head,
but will recover.
Minneapolis, Minn.-The popula-
ton of Minneapolis, as indicated by
the canvass employed in securing
data for the 1910 Minneapolis direc-
tory, is 325,2S2. The gain for the
year, according to these figures, is
8,572.
Winona. AT the eighteenth an
nual meeting of the Southern Min
nesota Medical association, held in
Winona, and attended by large num-
ber of physicians, action was taken
looking toward the union of that body
with the Minnesota Valley Medical as
sociation.
St. Paul-The entire Salvation
Army corps of st. Paul was placed
under arrest and taken to the central
police station on the charge of OBJ
structing the streets. All but Captain
A. D. jackson were released at the sta
ton. Captain Jackson was held at his
own request, it being presumed that he
wishes to fight the case.
st. Pau'-The state board of invest
ment has authorized several large
loans from the permanent funds. Vir-
ginia is given $4,000 to aid in con-
struction of school buildings, and the
city of Granite Falls gets $33,000.
Northtield gets loan of $4,000, and
district No. 2, Pine county, is allowed
$4,000. Renville county has borrowed
| $4,000.
St. Paul-Concessions at the Min
| resota state fair this year will bring
| bigger prices than heretofore. The
prediction is made by Secretary c. N.
| Cosgrove and based on the anticipa-
! ton of larger attendance because OF
| the increased number of visitors the
|
fractions will bring to the Twin Cities
| during fair week. The sale of privi-
| teges will take place Saturday at 10
| q. m.
Crookston.-The lack of rain, while
aiding in some of the ditch work
where walking dredges and dump
scrapers are being used, has stopped
| of hn
in Roseau county, and nothing more
will be done by them this year unless
a heavy continued rain falls within
the next week or two. Low places
are dry where ground has never be-
fore been seen in swampy sections,
and the contractors will have to be
| given an extension of time in order
to finish their work.
Enthusiastically & Doyle, for many
years leading retail shoe dealers of
this city, have gone into liquidation.
At meeting of the creditors, held
in this city with representatives of
the Northwestern Jobbers' Credit
Bureau of St. Paul, it was decided to
; give trust deed to the Northwestern
| Jobbers' Credit Bureau in the name
of John W. Gailbraith as manager.
! An inventory shows assets to the
value OF $27, 7,60S.04, with liabilities of
s16,180.51. The failing firm is COM
posed of E. F. Kitty, wife of Patrick
Kitty, and D. F. Doyle.
Fergus Falls.-The county commits
sioners of this county are considering
the advisability of establishing a coun.
ty sanatorium for consumptives, under
the provisions of the law which was
passed at the recent session of the
legislature permitting counties to es
tablish such Institutions The board
would build at once but for the fact
that the county is at present paying
off some old railway bonds. When
the Northern Pacific came through
this county nearly thirty years ago
the county voted to issue $4,000 il
bonds, and these are now being pail
off, Two years more will complete the
payment, and the commissioners ex
pect them 20 erect sanatorium.
! Winona. who have beer
operating in Winona for the last weel
are continuing their depredations al
though the value Of the articles s.
far taken has been small. APPARENT,
they are novices at the work. The to
tai value of the thefts so far committe,
has been less than $40.
i Minneapolis.---Re representative Franl
M. Nye Of Minneapolis has filed 70
nomination for reelection Mr.. Nv
i will be strongly opposed by Albert n