Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-01
MINNESOTA BRIEFS
Wssk's History II Gopher. STATE
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national Falls, to succeed GeorGo H.
Walsh, resigned.
st. Paul-Governor A. o. Hberhart I
has issued a proclamation ofncially IN.
nouncfng the creation OF Ponninsten
county: Re new district - q portion
of Red Lake county. .a,.....-ss ,.,,..~z
Panama, c. p Representative
James A. Tawney, chairman q the ap.
preparations committee Of the house
of representatives, and ave other
members, who are visiting the nth
mus, called on President Afossne na.z
Carver.--Walter, s-year-oh sou Of ].
J. Farrell, former president Of the
National Buttermakers' association
broke through the Ice in the Minnesota
river and was drowned. Doctors tried
for two hours to resuscitats him, but
failed w.
st. Paul-Mrs. Sarah oxborouxh.
one of the st. Paups Oldest residents.
died of old age. Mrs. Oxborough was
70 years old, having been born in En-.
land in 1881. The family came to st.
Paul in the early fifties, when the
present Twin City site was but a will
derness.
Minneapolis.-The struggle for the
preservation of virtue is the main
spring of the new American play.
The Adventures Of Polly" which
comes to the Bijou, Minneapolis, the
week of Dec. 4th. It is a play of dar.
ing situations and original lines. The
comedy OF the play ia witty and the
dialogue brilliant.
Red Wing.-Jonas B. Falkaneer
was ordained to the ministry at St.
Peters Norwegian Lutheran church
here by Rev. M. g. Hanson, Of Ken.
yon, president of the Hauge synod, as
sisted by othe4 ministers. Rev. Mr..
Falkanger has received calls to serve
congregations of the Hauge synod in
the vicinity of Williston, N. D.
SJackson.-Alma Landie, AGED II
years, daughter of Mrs. Hattie Landie,
was drowned late yesterday while
skating on the Des Moines river. in
company with her two sisters and
brother. All three OF the girls broke
through the ice. The brother at.
tempted to rescue them, and but for
the aid Of neighbors all would have
persisted.
LIE Roy. - w. D. Harden, q
veteran of the Mexican and civil
wars, one of the earliest resi-.
dents of Mower county and for eight
years postmaster of lie Roy, is dead.
He was SO years of age. He was the
father of G. w. w. Harden, former
member of the legislature from Now
or county, and Of c. S. Harden. the
! present postmaster.
Barnesville.-Wordf from Ulen states
that Alfred Christianson, son of Anton
Christianson, a farmer, accidentally
shot himself in the thigh. The boy at.
| tempted to take loaded gun from q
hay rack, and in so doing pulled the
gun with the barrel toward him. The
| hammer became caught and the gun
was discharged, the bullet tearing a
severe cash in the boys thigh.
st. Peter.-Rev. R. Jeske, pastor OF
the German Lutheran church in this
city, has received a call from the Lu
theran Ladies' Seminary at Mankato
and probably will become a member
of it's faculty. Mr.. Jeske has held the
passionate of the local church since
1906, coming here from Zumbrota. L
he accepts his new call he will act al
a solicitor for the institution tempo
rarily, canvassing the northern part O
Wisconsin.
Duluth.-It is announced that tn,
Republic Iron and Steel Company will
remove the Office of manager of mine
to Duluth, which will return C.
Fairbairn from Pittsburg to this city
He will have full charge of all tn,
Northern ore mines. The compan,
has six mines in Minnesota, countin
the Franklin group as one, and sey
eral in Michigan. F. J. Webb, of Gil
bert, will continue as superintendent
Of the Northern ore mines.
Montevideo. - Governor Eberhar
has appointed F. E. Bentley of thi
place, judge of probate for Chi
pewa county to fill out the teri
of Judge J: M. Seversens, who die
on November 81. Judge Bentley is
prominent business man of Mont,
video. He was postmaster for sewers
: years and is manager of the Citizen,
Telephone exchange of this plac,
The appointment seems to meet wit
the approval of the business men {
Montevideo. %'
Duluth. = Word was received i
eeived in Duluth of the death in Phi
! adelphia of H. B. Sturtevant, formerl
a well known mining engineer Of Mil
nesota, and well known in the mimi
districts of this country and Mexico
He was for several years superinten.
ent of the Pioneer iron mine at FL,
Mimi, and later developed the Su
quehanna mine at Hibbing for th
Rogers Brown Iron Company. Nj
Sturtevant was a. one time in chars
of the Ashland mine in Wisconsin
He was 81 years Of age and leaves
family.