Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-31
GOPHER NEWS NOTES
Minnesota Events Of the Week in
Condensed Form.
Condensed Form.

for male patients at the state asylum
here. III 5.-
Rochester. - Judge H. L.. Buck,
of Winona, has been selected by
the Democratic conference as a
candidate for congressman in the
First district, to oppose James A.
Tawney. II >,...E
st. PAULA colony of eighty-tw
Hollanders who passed through here
on its way to New York Mills, Otter
Tail county, Minnesota, where its
members will engage in dairying and
stock raising. ~.
Grand Marias.-Henry Lechman,
held in Cook county on the charge of
assault In the first degree on John
Bachland at one of the local camps,
escaped from Jail through the aid of
some of his friends. :..@--.. : H..
Crookston, Minn-The Polk County
Development association met with
delegates from every part of the
county, to organize meetings in every
township to carry forward the cam
paign for development and reappoint-
ment. l.,
Crookston,-The Crookston saving
season began on Monday, and 300 men
began work a month earlier than last
year. There is an abundance of logs
in sight, and record season run is
expected, as the mill has been thor.
Oughly OYerhauled.
Duluth.-The home of Fred Anholm.
near Finland. was completely de-
stroyed by fire and two children aged
Z and 8 years, were cremated. An
holm was severely burned in trying
to save them. The fire is supposed to
have caught from an over-heated
stove. ..s.
Not the least of the successes which
Augustus Thomas, journalist and play
wright, has given to the stage is
"Arizona," which, with a company
consisting principally of the best
members of the original cast will be
seen at the Bijou Opera House in
Minneapolis, the week of April 3rd.
Cass Lake.-While crossing Winnie
bigoshish lake four horses and two
wagon loads of supplies, bound for
camp, and belonging to Ernest Elem
ming of Bena, broke through the ice
and were lost. The drivers had much
difficulty in saving themselves from
drowning. The loss is estimated at
about $1,000.
Minneapolis, Minn.-Friends here of
]. w. Olsen, formerly dean of the
state agricultural college and state su-.
perintendent of public instruction have
received word that he had been Sc
verely injured recently in Mexico by
being thrown from a horse. At first
it was thought he was not hurt badly,
but his condition has been getting
worse
St. Paul.-W. E. McEwen, state Ia
Dor commissioner, and George NJ. Gill
lette, members of the Minnesota en-
ployers' liability commission, will
leave April Is for a trip to Europe to
study the employers liability and
workingmen's compensation acts of
England, Germany, France, Switzer-
land, Austria and the Scandinavian
countries: '. -. g.
Minneapolis.-In an effort to lend
every assistance possible to the Cyrus
Northrop memorial, the members Of
the public affairs committee of the
Minneapolis Commercial Club agreed
10 use the organization to campaign
Minneapolis. 1t is the plan to portion
off the city. E. B. Johnson, secretary
If the alumni association, and B. F.
Nelson, of the board of regents, told
If the club progress already made.
Rochester. - Leona WieIman, the
:wo-year-old twin daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Weilmann, of
Rochester township, this county, was
burned to death during the temporary
absence of the mother from the home.
It is supposed that Leona secured
some matches and ignited them. When
Mrs. Weilmann returned she was hor-
.ifed to find the little one unconscious,
Ill her clothing burned and her entire
body the prey of the raging flames.
Medical assistance was of no avail.
Two aviation meets for this season
Ire practically assured. C. N. Cos
grove and D. E. Gregory, acting for the
state fair board, have closed contin-
gent contracts with Orvi1le and Wilbur
Wright and with Glenn Curtiss for air.
ship flights during fair week, and Wal
ter Wilmot, acting for the Automobile
Show association and others, has
about arranged that Glenn Curtiss,
Hamilton and Willard will fly in Min
neapolis at the aviation congress June
l2-24. ..- .... 49,. r.. * a.-5.t. -.
St. Paul. - The St. Paul po-
ice were notified of the mysterious
disappearance Of Captain Timothy
Murphy, head of the Volunteers of
America in St.. Paul. The receipts
amounting to .$1,25o of the tag day,
March II, are also gone and thus far