Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-10
GOPHER NEWS NOTES.
Minnesota Events Of the Week in
Condensed Form.

died of cancer and pneumonia at the
age of 78 years.
Washington, D. c. - Max Pfaender,
of New Ulm, is appointed an assistant
in the dry land farming operations at
Hettinger, N. D.
Washington, D. c. - The first state
bank of Chenille, Mimi, has made ap-
plication to be made depository for
postal savings bank funds.
Deerwood. - The Deerwood coun-
Gil has notified the owners of local
malt shops to confine themselves
strictly to the sale of malt.
Litchfield.-Peter p. Hanson, of this
city, has disposed of his 1,000-acre
farm, west of Litchfleld, to Peter Mel
son and other farmers. The consid-
GRAFTON was about 100000.
Appleton.-E. G. Redfeld, one of
the pioneers of Swift county, died at
his residence of old age. He had lived
here nearly thirty-five years, and was
a highly respected citizen.
Tacoma.-Many friends attended the
obsequies of the late Colonel Griggs
at the First Congregational church.
Col. Griggs was a pioneer of st. Paul
and an extensive lumberman.
Frontenac. -- Fire totally destroyed
the warehouse of the Milwaukee
Elevator company and damaged tho
Milwaukee depot and the saloon
building occupied by Albert Schmidt.
Duluth. - The steamer Laugham,
throo HIM
John I. Adams company of Detroit,
and with a grain carrying record,
burned to the waters edge of Kewee-
nav Point
Cedarburg. 49, Louise Hoffman,
Cedarburg butcher, while laboring un-
der an attack of insanity, shot and
killed his 12-year-old son Carl, wound
ed his wife, his brother Ernest and
Ernest's son, Walter.
Detroih Mich. - The naval training
ship Gopher of Minnesota, which ran
aground Monday night off the head of
Belle Isle, was released. She will
proceed to Toledo, where new en-.
CINE is to be installed
st. Paul. 49, Announcement that
the Austro-Hungarian parliament has
made an appropriation for the main
tenance of a consulate in the Twin
Cities Is made by DR.. J. Schwagel,
Austrian consul for western Canada.
Winona.-The Christian church in
Wtnona has completed formal organ
Ization, and has acquired the church
property of the defunct Second Con-
gregational church on West Broadway,
and has called Rev. Mr.. LOOMS to the
pastorate.
Elk River.-The Northern Pacific
has placed a fagman on the Princeton
street railroad crossing, where N. C.
Hill was killed by train early in the
fall. The railroad took action in re-
Spouse to demand made by the local
authorities.
| Washington, D. G. - John G.. Sod
erburg, Henry A. Lair, and Leo J.
Moore are appointed letter carriers at
St. Paul. Jessie C. Fairbank, of Hous-
ton, Mimi, is appointed assistant mat
ron at the Cheyenne Indian school.
South Dakota.
Winona.-Rev. E. J. Boell, of the
German Presbyterian church here, will
accept the position as manager of the
| Western Publishing company, de-
nominational institution at DUBUQUE,
Iowa, notwithstanding the protest of
the congregation.
st. Paul.-The funeral of Claiming
Seabury, St. Paul pioneer@and senior
| M m h0 firm, nf
wholesale grocers, who died suddenly,
was held from the residence. Rev.
F. H. Budlong conducted the services,
and interment was at Oakland.
| st. Paul.-Mrs. Horace Austin, wife
of former Governor Austin, died at
an advanced age. She resided with
son, Herbert Austin, and a daughter,
Helen H. Austin, the latter a teacher
in Central high school, Funeral ar
rangements have not been made.
| Washington, D. MINNEAPOLIS
leads all cities in her class in the
United States with total gain in pop-
ulation of 487 per cent in the past
ten years, beating the records made
by Cleveland, Milwaukee, Indianapolis
and Providence. The gain of 48 per
cent Is 10 per cent better than the
record of any of these cities.
! Minneapolis. - The October bust
ness in the Minneapolis postoffice went
ahead of that of any previous October
in the history of the city, and sur
passed last year by an increase of
10 per cent in receipts. Total for the
month this year was $161, 96S.74, while
in October, 1909, the figures we're
$147, 1892, the increase being $14.-
| 814.42.
Duluth.-An attempt was made to
blow up the engine house at the Fayal
mine in Eveleth. A dynamite charge
was exploded, but it had not been
properly placed to work as much dam
age as was intended. Ill feeling on
the part Of some workmen is SUP
posed to occasioned the attempt.
None of the engine crew were serious.