Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-22
! GOPHER NEWS NOTES.
Minnesota Events Of tho Week in
Condensed Form.

Hutchinson.-Prof. G. W. G. Hill. a
prominent lecturer and traveller, OF
saltwater. gave lecture in the Meth.
odist church of this city. He spoke
on the topic, "The Land of the Vik
ings."
Wlnona.5 - Local wrestling pro
motors are in communication with
Jack sCurley, manager Of George Hack.
enschmidt, with a view to bringing
this Russian Lion" to this city for an
exhibition on Dec. 10 or 20. ~
. washington, d. G. - Hawkins Tay
Ior. former secretary to Cushman K
Davis, died in this city after brief
Mness. Mr.. Taylor has been SERVING
IN the same capacity for Senator DIV
or Of Pennsylvania for the past year,
Minneapolis. - A spectacular night
fire in the plant of the Twin CITY
separator E'al company, caused a loss e.
tlmated at $4,000. The company
makes line of cream separators and
mad large stock on hand.
Minneapolis. 49, Governor Eberhart
mas appointed Prof. E. V. Robinson, OF
the state university, as delegate from
Minnesota to the meeting of the Ma
1 tl0nal Tariff Commission Association
IN Washington, January II and IL.
Cnlcago.-Governor A. O. Eberhart
OF Minnesota, and Robert F. Maddox
OF Georgia, will be the guests of homo,
ana the principal speakers at the l14th
regular meeting of the Bankers clut
OF chicago, at the Congress hotel next
Saturday.
Marshall.-The jury has just return
ca verdict of manslaughter in the
second degree against Jerry Satnat fol-
TIE killing of Joe Stickelorum on Sep
tember 6, last Satnat, with his Jack
knife, cut Stickelorum more thar
twenty five times.
Duluth.-Andrew Neimt. q miner q
years OF age, was killed by a cave-ir
ae the Burt mine near Mountain Iron
HIS rather was employed in the same
property, and saw the rush of earth
as 1t descended and buried his son
while other workers had narrow es
capes.
Hastings.-William Hodgson, who
has been appointed Judge of the first
judicial district by Gov. A. O. Eber
hart, succeeding the late Judge F. A
CTOsDy, and who will serve on the
bench during the unexpired term.
period OF your years, has taken the
oath of Office and entered upon his
duties.
Brainerd.- first issue of the
bra1nerd Journal Press, Brainerd't
new weekly paper has appeared. The
journal was the name first selected
but Editor Ralph M. Sheets, ascer
tanned that Brainerd at one time ha6
a Journal in its list of newspapers an(
SO amended the name to secure a new
cognomen.
Wlnona.---Mrs. Maria Barber is deac
at the home of her. granddaughter
Mrs. c. s. RIFT, of Dover, at the ad
vanced age of 80 years and months
FOR some years past a broken hi1
mad kept her confined to her bed. bu,
IN spite of her disability she was
cheerful to the end, which came quite
suddenly.
( "BreWsters Millions" which comes
to the Bijou, Minneapolis, the weel
o. Dec. 18th, is the result of a UNIQUE
and original idea. It is carried
through four acts with increasing &C
ton and amusing situations, the grea
climax coming in the third scene wit.
the great yacht, and sea-storm effect
piece of stage realism that has beer
as much discussed as the play itself
Duluth.-The Chicago and Duluth
Transportation company will establish
passenger steamship line between
this city and Chicago with the open
ing Of navigation The company will
place the first side-wheel steamer. st
Ignace, formerly the City of Cleve
land, on the line, making weekly roun6
trips. The steamer carries ATS first
class passengers and 900 tons of pack
age freight. There have been no pas
senger boats on the run for the last
five years, since the Lake Michigan
and Lake Superior line went out Of
existence.
Crookston.-A party of 500 survey
Ors, which started from Plummer last
week and surveyed southwest cross
ing the Northern Pacific at Perrauh
Station, thence passing through Rec
Lake Falls, and now nearing GENTLY
has caused another revival of the tall
of 500 connections in Crookston. The
party, it is said, will run a line t.
this city; from here to Fargo, anc
thence west between the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern, connect
ing with the 500 at some point in
that state or perhaps in South Da
kota. !
! st. Paul Charles w. Gordon, pres
ident Of the school board, will send
letters to the principals of the hig1
schools and larger grade schools re
questing that at least three fire drills
be given in each building during the
coming month. During Mrs. Caroline
Bartlett Cranes investigation Of the
schools she ascert aimed that fire drills
were not given regularly in all nf thn