Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-07-07
MINNESOTA \ BRIEFS.
Weeks History in Gopher State
Told in Paragraphs.

pany ~ the Board of Trade and stole
@2,950 from the safe. - :, >S'ss
Anoka.-Arthur McGrath. 10 wears
OF age, employed in, the, power plant
at Little Falls Ii missing. and is re-
ported to have drowned.
Hanover, New Hampshire. - Judge
waiter sanborn, ST, of the United
states circuit court OF Minnesota, was
elected president of the Dartmouth
Alumni association. @IEsR
Duluth.-H. M. Nelson and his
si1-year-old daughter were electro
ssted here in the front yard of their
home at Lakeside. suburb, in the
presence Of the wife and mother.
Winthrop. - A great midsummer
day celebration was held at Bern
edotte, MINI. A large crowd attended
From nearby towns. The speaker of
fpe day was Bishop Won Scheele of
Sweden.
Duluth. - John Koivisto, Duluth
Phoemaker, struck a match to as
eertain what caused a peculiar odor
N the house, and now four members
OF his family are in the hospital and
one of them is dying.
Danube.-The nineteenth annual
convention of the Young Peoples al
lance Of the Minnesota conference
branch of the Evangelical association
closed here. More than 100 delegates
have been in attendance. Rev. F. G.
Berger Of Cleveland, Ohio, general
secretary of the alliance and Sunday
schools, was the principal speaker.
Los Angeles, California. - Daniel
Webster Field, who founded the town
OF Glencoe, Mimi, and who also
lived in Los Angeles since it was a
village without railroad is dead, aged
n. Before the Civil War, Mr.. Field
wac noted as an Indian fighter in Min
nesota. During the Civil War he
served with a Connecticut regiment
Fergus Falls.-The Fergus Falls Ma
tional bank will erect a new brick
building for the exclusive use of the
Northwestern Telephone company
here, the company having signed a
ten-year lease. This is taken to mean
that the Northwestern will lose no
time in putting in new system in
this city. Judge Baxter has refused
to issue an injunction to prevent the
company from doing so.
Duluth.-While backing down onto
q side track near Moose Lake, 500
line engine and caboose were derailed
end three men hurt as the result of
collision with bull that refused to
recognize the right of way of the
rolling stock. Engineer Kane has
leg broken in two places, Conductor
Hustler's chin was cut and Brakeman
Charles Bradley has dislocated
shoulder. The caboose went down an
embankment sixty feet high.
tillwater.-August Riebe, residing
on farm two miles west of Lake
Elmo, and 70 years old, is in cri-
teal condition from being kicked by
a horse. His collar bone, left breast
and three ribs were fractured, and
large part of the upper portion of his
body is discolored from bruises. He
was leading the horse in the barn
yard when hen, flying, frightened
and angered the animal which reared
and kicked. The old man was knocked
down and trampled upon.
Washington, D. G. - In saying
good bye to President Taft, represen-
tative Stevenson of Minnesota, made
a plea for more rural routes in his
district He told the president that
he thought that Postmaster General
Hitchcock was unreasonably cautious
In his expenditure of moneys for rur-
al routes. There are quote number
of routes held up in Minnesota and
the Dakotas, because the postmaster
general insists there are no funds
available for their installation.
Marshall-Harvey T. Adair had
both hip bones run over with his
wagon loaded with his we'll drilling
outfit, which is said to weigh ton
and a half. The accident occurred in
the country about twelve miles from
Marshall. One of his horses went lame
and while examining the hoof the
team started, knocking Mr.. Adair I'M
der the wagon with the above result.
He remained in the hot sun for about
on hour before he was found by pass
er-by and brought to Marshall. The
4 doctors think there is chance for
his life. r.
St. Paul.-The state drainage COM
mission at meeting decided to take
trip to the northern extremity of
the state July % when they will start
towards Koochiching and Internation-
al Falls inspecting the drainage work
along the way. From International
Falls they will go to Warroad over
the Canadian Northern, and from
there they will go by boat across the
Lake of the Woods and make visit
to the detached piece Of land in North
ern Beltrami county, which cannot be
reached except by boat or by going
through Canada. This is the first
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