Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-10-27
GOPHER NEWS NOTES.
Minnesota Events Of the Week II
Condensed Form.


Killed when she was run over by an
automobile driven by Dr.. A. H. Good
rich, st. Paul.
Washington, D. C. On the rec
ommendat1on- OF Congressman Miller
DR.. F. E. Brooman has been appointed
pension examiner surgeon at Anoka,
MIMI, vice DR.. J. H. Frank resigned.
The attraction at the Bijou the week
OF October Both, will be The Rosary"
. new play from the pen of Edward E..
Rose, the author of The Prisoner OF
Zenda,' David Harum," Janice Mer-
edith and other we'll known successes.
Duluth - Chester Pettibone, twen-
ty years old, fell from a swing near
his home at Wrenshall, Mimi, and sus-
tanned fractured skull and a broken
leg. He was brought to St. Luke's
hospital but no hope is entertained
for his recovery.
eapolis.-George W. Higgins,
chairman of the state Prohibition COM
mittee, candidate for governor on that
ticket in 1898, member of the legisla-
ture in 1907 and probably the leading
Prohibitionist of the state, died sud-
denly of heart disease.
Hastings.-The harvesting of sugar
beets in this vicinity has been COM
menced, A. H. Notter, local manager
Of the Chaska factory, reporting the
crop Is at least third better than
last year. 1t is estimated that about
seventy cars will be shipped from this
station.
Moorhead. - Within six months
Moorhead will have an entirely new
water system, in which the mains will
be filled with artesian water of the
purest quality. Yesterday afternoon
at special meeting of the city coun-
Gil it was decided to advertise for
bids for six, eight and ten-inch arte-
sian wells to be dug for the city.
Moorhead.-As a cure for weakened
physical condition, Chas. Williamson,
of this city, aged 40 years. railroad
man, returned from a walking tour
which took him from this city to St.
Louis, Mo-, and return. He walked
all but 100 miles of the way. He wore
out four pairs of shoes and many pairs
Of socks. He is greatly improved in
health
Minneapolis. - Official recognition
Of A. Eenkema, Minneapolis attorney,
by Queen Wilhelmina Of the Neither
lands as one OF the most potent fac
tors in the welfare of Dutch immi-
grants to the state of Minnesota, has
resulted in the bestowal of the vice
consulship on him and the presenta-
ton of a commission from the crown
to take up his duties Immediately.
Sank Center-Haf a million dollars
worth of property, chiefly in Melrose,
is being divided between the heirs of
the late Henry Borgerding. j. H.
Spieker bought the store at Melrose
and also lots in the Great Northern
addition to the townsite and 200 acres
of land near Melrose. The Borgerding
bank was purchased by two sons,
Christ and John Borgerding, and C.
C. Schooner. The bank at Holding
ford was purchased by C. F. Rose, who
also bought the bank at Rose All the
property was bid in by the heirs.
Winona.-The first real operations
In the gigantic lake park Improvement
project here began when the La Crosse
Dredging Company's outfit pumped
the first of the mud from Lake Wi
mona. One hundred thousands dol
lars will be expended in turning the
north shore of the lake into beauti-
full park, with macadam drives and
public playground. Half of the fund
was given conditionally, provided the
remainder could be raised, by the late
w. H. Laird and M. G. Norton. The
work will be completed within three
years.
Red Wing. - Mrs. Peter Hintz
was killed in runaway acct
dent which happened two miles south
east of Mazeppa near where the IN
fortunate woman lived with her hus-
band. There were four people in the
rig and while descending steep hill
one of the tugs became unfastened and
frightened the team. They ran away,
tipping the rig over and throwing all
the occupants out. Mrs. Hintz's head
was crushed and she lived for only a
few minutes. Robert Jarrett, another
occupant, sustained broken arm,
while the other two escaped injury.
Mrs. Hintz and family were for many
years residents of Zumbrota.
Brainerd-Armed with search war
rant, Game Warden James NJ. Quinn
seized seven barrels of fish which were
improperly labeled One barrel was
from Peter E. Walline, of PeQuot, to
the Sprague Commission Company, Of
Minneapolis. Another barrel was from
William Mcdonald, Of Pequot, to Ed.
wards Bros, of Minneapolis. Two bar
rels were from John Gorst, of jenkins,
to Edwards Bros, Of Minneapolis
Three barrels were from G.. L. James.
of Walker, to the Western Fish Com
pany, of Minneapolis. Game Warden
Quinn has a letter from H. A. Rider,
executive agent Of the State Game and
Fish Commission, commencing him on