Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17
GOPHER NEWS NOTES.
Minnesota Events Of the Week In
Condensed Form.

Winona. - United States Senator
Moses &. Clapp has accepted an invita-
ton to address the Mems Club of the
Central Methodist Church of this CITY
on Tuesday evening, November %.
Red Wing.-Frances Wrinkle, who
claims to be resident of Minneapolis,
was found guilty of petty larceny in
police court and was sentenced to 80
days in the county. Jail.
" Fergus Falls.-The little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Berg started for school
on Tuesday, taking his skates with
him. He failed to arrive at school and
1t is believed he was drowned in cross
ing Olaf Lake.
W1nona.-Herbert Kalmen and Mat
thew Heints, two boys IL years old,
killed a. wild cat south of. Rolling
stone, in the woods, after an exciting
fight. The cat was shot in a tree and
then sprang upon the boys. They
fought it with clubs until dead.
Minneapolis. AT. an estimated
mated loss Of 100000, spectacular
fire completely destroyed the working
house of grain elevator, Calumet "A"
OF the Merchants Elevator company,
together with about 10000 bushels of
wheat and barley
ENTHUSIASTICALLY the greatest
attraction of the season from a spec
tacular and scenic standpoint is that
OF Hanlon's New Superba which is an
nounced as the offering at the Biiou
Minneapolis, Thanksgiving week, start
ing Sunday. November 10th.
St. Cloud.-The Mississippi river, in
freezing over November IL, made
record this year for early closing. A
record of the closing time has been
kept for the past fifty years and this
is the earliest date. The next nearest
date was made in 1896, when it froze
over November 10.
st. Cloud.-Gustave A. Marshall, a
prominent merchant in the village of
Parent, ten miles east of st. Cloud,
committed suicide by shooting himself
twice in the forehead with revolver.
No reason has been assigned for his
act. He was 80 years old, unmarried,
and was one of the wealthiest mer-
chants in Benton county.
Fergus Falls.-Trustees of North
western college, a large institution
conducted under Swedish Lutheran
auspices here, have decided to extend
call to P. J. Youngdahl to become
it's principal Mr.. Youngdahl is at
present state superintendent of the
anti-saloon league, but it is probable
he will resign that position and &C.
cept the offer here.
st. PAULA regular meeting of the
executive council of the Minnesota
Historical Society was held at the
state portrait gallery of the society in
the old capitol, Monday. After the
transaction of business paper on
"Reminiscences of the Little Crow Up
rising" was presented by Dr. Asa w.
Daniels, of Pomona, CAL In the alb
scence of the author it was read by
Gideon S. Ives.
Thief River Fal1s.-Regular freight
and passenger business over the Thief
River Falls-Duluth branch of the 500
was inaugurated Monday from this
city. The name of the new line is
not the Plummer- Moose Lake line, as
this line runs from this city clear to
Duluth. The termini of the line are
here and in the Head of the Lakes
city, and it is known officially by this
former designation.
Albert, Lea.-County Attorney Nor
man E.. Peterson and Miss Beatrice
Mitchell, daughter Of former Sheriff
Mitchell of this city, were united in
marriage the day following the groom's
reelection as county attorney, and the
bridal pair have gone away for a brief
trip. Mr.. Peterson is a brother OF
Assistant Attorney General Peterson
Of st. Paul, and is a young man with
bright future.
Walker.-The big dairy farm at the
state sanatorium grounds Is about fin
ished. The state has purchased hero
Of Holstein cattle and a model dairy
farm will soon be established at the
state grounds, ten acres having beer
cleared for this purpose. Cass count.
has been designated by experts as thu
future banner dairy county of thu
state, and while the industry has beer
successfully carried on in small way
the state will be. the first to give it .
real practical test. - s ~
Crookston.-The winners in tn,
cheese contest at the seventeenth an
nual convention of the Minnesota But
ter and Cheese Makers Association
are Jacob Drier, Pine Island, 81; Pete
Yungen, Pine Island, SO. The winner
in the annual state butter contes
were. announced, and the same SCORING
showing the winners in the sixth an,
last scoring in the s1x-months' c0ntes
as follows: Hand separator class
first, P. Sorenson, Faribault, 96h
second, E. A. Walstrom, Grandy, 81
Whole milk, =. c. Jensen, Shafer, 9511 V
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