Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-06-02
'l!dINNESO BRIEFS.
Weeks History In Gopher State
Told in Paragraphs.

Litchfeld. There being no cases in.
this county which require investiga'
ton, no grand jury for the June term
Of the district court will be drawn.
Washington Minnesota rural car.
riers appointed: Crookston, Route
No. 2, John s. Erickson, carrier, no.
sub: Rush City, Route No. 2, William
r. Sommer, carrier; no sub.
/ St. aul.-Governor Eberhart ap-
pointed John F. Wrabek, of New
| Prague, to the position of municipal
! Judge of that town, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Judge John
| Waseck. '".
Morris. - John Pusch, a prosperous
| farmer, climbed to the top of his
windmill to adjust it and was struck
! by falling timber that became dis
lodged from the frame work. He
| died after few hours of intense suf-
| fering. 'st5-" 49,. d..
| Winona.-Deputy Game Warden S.
P. Reichtman of Fountain City, Wis.,,
arrested John Verdict of this city
while the latter was placing a SET
line on Tuesday night at 10 o'clock in
the Mississippi river near the Wiscon-
sin shore. -. ~ @%'
St. Paul. - After having escaped
from the institute for the feeble-m1nd-
ed at Faribault, William Kneit, %
years old, was found in freight car
at Broadway and Fourth street, St.
Paul. He was weak from hunger and
in a state of nervous collapse. -.
Rochester.-The nineteenth annual
commencement of the Rochester state
hospital was held, at which time four
teen young men and women were CIV
en- their diplomas as professional
nurses. The exercises were held in
the chapel of the state institution.
For the fourth week of the supple.
mentary season at the Bijou, Mime.
apolis, the Klimt & Gazzolo Company
of players, who have established q
strong popularity with the patrons Of
that playhouse, will be seen in re.
vival Of that ever-popular book play,
4 East Lynne"
Duluth.-Jack Ross, 81 years old,
one of the oldest foremen in the en-
ploye of Heyn & Patterson, contract
ing firm of Superior, which is building
new coal dock on Connor's point
for the Pittsburg & Reading Coal COM
pany, was instantly killed when
broken pulley fell and struck him.
| st. Paul.-Progress is being made
towards the formation of company
in st. Paul which will have the effect
of putting loan sharks" out of bust
ness. It may be some weeks before
arrangements are completed, but there
is every indication that the project
will be carried through to q successful
termination. s.
DISQUALIFICATION L. Drey, of
Breckenridge, was killed on a pile
driver west of Wahpeton, N. D. His
foot became caught in the wheel of
the engine on the driver, and he was
whirled and pounded to death before
the engine could be stopped. He was
overseer Of the machine. "A family
in Breckenridge survives.
Lake City.-G. H. Booth, formerly
Of Excelsior, now superintendent Of
the Lake City public schools, was ar
rested on charge of assaulting and
beating pupil, who is a son Of Henry
w. Morgan, of this city. The case is
being tried at Wabasha, and all the
members Of the local school board
have gone there to testify. =" =
Brainerd.- Knights Of Colum-
bus instituted council in Brainerd
with q charter list Of over eighty
members. John Nightingale, state
commander of the order. was present
from Minneapolis, also Lee w. Bali,
district deputy of Duluth. Teams
from Duluth, Superior and St. Cloud
put on the degree work. There was
a banquet in the evening. :=1s.r
Winona. - Samuel Thompson, the
farm hand who robbed John Thomp-
SONIA farmer residing near Lewiston,
Of $500 hog money in February and
who was caught at PardeeviNe,f Wis,
after a trip to Norway, today entered
a plea of guilty to grand larceny in
the second degree in the district court.
He was sentenced to an indeterminate
sentence at the St: Cloud reforma-
tory. ar<@ ~ 1855 a..E S4tN#} :&4se;,e@ ,t
! @Bemidji.-A wonderful growth of
population in the thirty counties which
comprise the Northern Minnesota De
velopment association will be shown
by the federal census returns, is the
belief Of W.eR Mackenzie, secretary
Of the association: . Judging by in.
formation received from conservative
and reliable sources, 1 expect that the
thirty counties will show an increase
\ Of so per cent over the census Of
1900" said Mr.. Mackenzie.
Mortified .5l-W. X. Baldwin, who
mysteriously disapp from this city
/ on April -, leaYingJa wife and sew.
eral children, returned to Faribault
and Joined his family. Baldwin de
clares that when he left his wife on
!, the day Of his disappearance his mind
became blank and he forgot that
he .h had family or home. When his
memory r0fi1rnnH: fn waa unr1rfn a. Z ~