Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-02-17


Minnesota .............. 1886 SO
Outside Minnesota ........ $3.50
Unidentified. ............... $500
Winona. - w. G. Cameron, edito:
If the Winona Republican-Herald
dropped dead while seated in the
Opera house during concert of the
Winona symphony orchestra
Crookston.-The jury in the case
If Minnesota against William Golf,
| charged with the murder of his negro
affinity at East Grand Forks, reported
| verdict finding the defendant guilty
If manslaughter in the first degree.
| Fergus Falls.-Articles of incorpora-
| Ion of the Parkers Prairie Farmers
| Telephone Company were filed in the
register of deeds Office here. The Off
GERS are: N. P. R. Nelson, president;
| Axel Olson, vice-president; Frank E.
Larson, secretary; Charles Mol, treas
| 1rer.
Following "The Man of the Hour"
At the Bijou, Bernard DAILY, young
actor who has been coming rapidly
% the front the past few years as
IN Irish singing comedian, will pay
MS initial visit to Minneapolis in
lew romantic Celtic drama with music
entitled Sweet 1nnisfallen."
Washington.-Repr Steen-
erson of Minnesota, is Informed that
his bill directing a survey of the head
waters of the Red River of the North
IN North Dakota and Minnesota had
oeen included in the river and harbor
dill. The survey is for the purpose of
preventing floods in the country
drained by the rivers as we'll as an aid
20 navigation.
| Minneapolis. - In the recent pur-
chase of thousands OF acres of hard
| wood timber land by Armour & Co.,
Of Chicago, near Hill City, Mimi, local
! business men see step towards real
| izatiOn of the packing company's plans
to erect large plant on it's tract near
New Brighton. The deal is said to
mean the establishment at that place
Of large factories for the manufacture
Of lard pals and other packages for
their own use.
| Fergus Falls-The Bank of Deer
Creek was loser to the extent of 500
last week by man named Humans,
who presented check for that amount
lrawn on the Bank of Rolette, N D.
Humans was stranger, but rela-
tive, it is alleged, stated that he was
| Ill right and the bank cashed the
check. He has disappeared with the
money and it is now said he has no
funds in the bank on which the check
was drawn.
| Minneapolis. The annual report
IF the Minneapolis Chamber of Com
merce for the calendar year 1905
IL cut. It shows that the flour MILL
produced 1856. ,245 barrels and -ez
ported 1,645,970 barrels compared with
production OF iS,Sa4,S45 and export.
of 2,l:1,255 in 1862. For the ere,
year, including four months of 1865
and eight months including August,
1909, the wheat receipts were 84.562..
geo bushels. The report shows pros
porous condition of the local grain
trade.
Minneapolis. - The Linwood Gun
Club, composed of Minneapolis sports
mt n. has plans for clubhouse to be
erected on the 1000 acres of land that
the club holds on lease near Wyoming.
Mimi. The land lies between the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific,
about thirty miles north of the city,
and has lake about as large as Lake
Calhoun, which the club has stocked
with fish. S. J. McCaull, president Of
the club, has appointed committee
| consisting of F. L. Carey. F. A. Rich
ter, A. H. Poehler and B. H. Lake, to
present plans at later meeting.
| Winona.-Lf the meat boycott is to
be put in operation in Winona it will
be only a: part of boycott against all
trust articles offered for sale in this
city. So decreed the Winona Trades
and Labor council, at a meeting called
for the purpose of considering the ad.
visibility Of urging the discrimination
| egain ST. trust goods. The delegates
from the various allied unions we've
OF a voice inl favoring the boycott in
general against all articles upon which
the. price had been boosted by trusts.
Definite action was deferred TO the
ncNt meeting.
| New Ulm.-The local school board
unanimously elected Prof; II. C. Hess,
of Sleepy Eye, as superintendent OF
the New sUlm public schools to sue
coed Prof. E. T. Critchett, who has
been elected assistant state high
school inspector.
Brainerd-All business places in
Brainerd were closed Friday forenoon
from to IL, during the funearl Of
| William H. Koop, proprietor Of the
UNIQUE theater, who died Of typhoid