Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-24
GOPHER NEWS NOTES
Minnesota Events Of the Week in
Condensed Form.

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Condens ed Form.
Elk Rivera local lodge Of the
Equitable Fraternal Union has been
organized here. :
Shakopee. superintendent E. ],
Gasink of the city schools has resigned
to accept like position at Saltwater.
Washington.-The controller of the
currency has approved the conversion
of the German State Bank Of Amboy,
Mimi, into the First National Bank
Of Amboy, capital $4,000.
Winona.-The Winona fishermen
who held contracts with the park
board for fishing in Lake Winona this,
winter have abandoned the fishing in
disgust. as it has been entirely I'm.
profitable this winter.
THE Heart of Alaska" the new
play of life in the far North, by Henry
D. Carey, which follows Young Bur
falo" at the Bijou, is one of the few
plays Of the season that has met with
what might be called Z remarkable
success. - D. . -.
Minneapolis. Minneapolis city
bank clearings are still in excess of
what they were last year. Clearings
for the week are $21,11S,466.51 and for
the corresponding week last year, $780,
827,692.35. a difference of $4,245.77416
in favor of this years financial deal
ings.
Sank Center-P. H. McGarry, of
Walker. while here on behalf of his can
didacy for the congressional nomination
in the Sixth district, said he was going
to spend some money in advertising
his views in the papers, and would not
depend on wind and jolly. McGarry
favors Ripley D. Brewer for governor.
MISUNDERSTANDING river clam
mers are preparing to begin work as
soon as the ice moves out of the river,
and are looking forward to busy
season. They say that conditions in
the winter were good for the clans,
and they expect to get lot of shells.
The new government sub-station at
Homer will probably be opened in the
summer.
Winona.-More than 200 German
residents of this city organized a local
branch of the National German-Ameri-
can alliance, and the organization
promises to become a powerful foe
here for the anti-liquor interests. The
officers elected were: John Lohse.
president; F. c. Rose, vice president;
Herman Streuber. secretary; John
Koske. treasurer.
Faribault.-Clarine Bros, florists of
this city, have produced a Gala lily of
double formation, one blossom being
within the cup Of the other. Both
flowers are of perfect formation, ex-
cept that there Is but one stamen, for
the two. and it springs up from the
center of the outer flower and into tho
cup of thhe inner, one. It is probably
the only specimen Of its kind ever
seen. It probably will be sent to some
expert botanist for examination and
record.
Virgins. - The Roberts.Kingston
Contracting company. stripping the
Union mine Of the Republic Iron and
Steel company at Virginia. Is assem-
bling material and equipment and con-
structing camps. Six small locomo-
tives and about one hundred dump
cars are on the ground. The contract
calls for the removal Of 1000, 900 cubic
yards of dirt, and it Is expected that
it will take at least three years to do
the work. Between three and four
hundred men will be employed.
Winona,-Being blown from the
coal tender of passenger train
on the Northwestern railroad near
this city during the high windstorm,
Allen P. Olmstead, fireman, was
seriously injured. He was brought
to the local hospital in a critical
condition. He had gone to the top
of the coal on the tender while the
train was speeding toward this city
and the wind caught him squarely.
The engineer witnessed the accident
and stopped the train to pick him up.
I st. Cloud. II For the second time
within a year the Minnesota Wooden
Ware company of Foley was the VIC
tim of fire. The entire structure with
all the machinery was destroyed. The
blaze started among some pals and
tubs left too close to the boiler when
the men quit work. The building was
temporary structure. The loss is
estimated at $4,000 to $1,000, the ma
chinery being the greatest loss. The
company carried no insurance. The
company employed As men and is the
largest concern in the village.
Sank Center.-At a meeting of the
directors OF the Northwestern Radi-
ator factory it was decided to increase
the capital of the stock of the COM
pany from $4,000, and to build in con.
nection with the radiator plant large