Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-06-30
GOPHER NEWS NOTES
minnesota Events Of the Week h
Condensed Form.

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hart is 80 years old. He was present
ed with large bouquet of American
Beauty roses by his Office force.
Winthrop. - A great midsummer
day celebration was held at Bern
adotte, MINI. A large crowd attended
from nearby towns. The speaker of
the day was Bishop Won Scheele of
Sweden.
Washington, June 27.-G. A. KEGS
of the Domestic Engineering company,
st. Paul. has been awarded the con-
tract for the heating apparatus and
repairs to the public building at keo-
kuk, Iowa, at $S,9S7.
Omaha, Neb. - Minneapolis gets
the next convention of the Northwest
ern Retail Coal Dealers association
and the meeting will be held in July,
1911. The exact date is left for the
executive committee to choose
LIE Sueur-Mrs. James O'Donnell,
wife of farmer living near LIE Sueur,
committed suicide by shooting herself
with revolver. The deed was done
in fit of dependency, caused by the
loss of two children by death from
scarlet fever.
Fergus Falls.-Jerome Bartholomew
of Otter Tail village was struck by
the 500 Flyer near there and was
killed instantly. No one saw the acci-
dent, but it is supposed he was walk
ing along the track. The coroner will
investigate.
Fargo, N. D. - George B. Howley,
Minneapolis, was reelected president
of the Minnesota State Federation Of
Labor receiving 40 votes to '4S votes,
for John WalQuist. w. E. McEwen
was chosen again as secretary-treasur-
er by reclamation.
Washington, D. c. - The name Of
Marcus Johnson was sent to the senate
by President Taft for collector of Gus
toms at St. Paul. Through the efforts
of Senator Clapp favorable report
was secured and the nomination was
at once confirmed.
St. Cloud.-Peter Hadlaski, a prom
inent farmer of Opole, Benton county,
died at hospital in this city as the
result Of injuries sustained in run
away accident. His chest was badly
crushed and his abdomen torn. He
was 4S years of age, and leaves two
children.
polis.-While he was walk
ing along wall near the Palisade
mill, on the river bank, Oscar Olson,
16 years old, stumbled and fell into
| the water and before assistance could
reach him, drowned in sight of his two
companions. The other boys turned
and fed.
Duluth.-The North Butte Mining
| company has authorized a quarterly
dividend Of 80 cents. This is a reduc'
ton from so cents. North Butte in
It's palmy days paid 81 a quarter per
share, and the stock has sold up to
S118 per share. It Is now about $2S
The company lost it's bonanza ore
body, but expects to get it again al
great depth. This Is not an uncom
mon occurrence In the Butte camp.
Arlington.-Sparks from a locomo
tive set ire to an abandoned empty
wheat elevator here destroying it al
loss Of $4,000. There was $1,000 In.
surance on tho building. The plant
of the Arlington Canning company
near by, valued at $4,000, was saved
although 1t caught on IRE several
times. Other houses about town were
set on IRE By flying brands from the
burning elevator, but quick and Ell
cient use Of garden hose saved the
| town.
Melrose.-George Weisser. the 16
year-old son Of Judge F. J. Weisser
of this city, drowned while bathing
With eight other boys he was wadine
but got too far out and suddenly
struck the old channel Of the river
where the water IL eight to twelve feet
deep. Not being able to swim he
went down. After coming up the
first time he called to his younger
brother for their inflated wings. The
wings were thrown to him, but he
failed to get hold Of them.
Duluth.-Clad only In a hospital robe
and weakened by bullet hole through
the abdomen and kidneys, George Mil
Ter, an alleged box car burglar, es.
capped from st. Luke's hospital. Tear.
ing the sheets Of his bed into strips,
he knotted them into long, impro'
vised rope, with which he let himself
to the ground from the second door.
Miller was shot early the morning of
June s, by Special Policeman G. p.
WEIGH Of the Great Northern as the
through freight was pulling out Of
Floodwood.
Faribault.-That the creation Of. 4
new city office. known as sanitary in.
spector, which WAS authorized By the
city council recently, with salary Of
5000 a year, is greatly disapproved o.
BY. businsss men and citizens Il evi.
dencsd ~ the many protests befna
mado Tho nov orH}n onoo 80.