Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-26
GOPHER 4 E NEWS NOTES
Minnesota Events Of the Week h
Condan cod Form
Condensed Form.

Grand Marais. - A large gasoline
roller and stone crusher has been or
dered by Cook county.
Herman.-The W. r. c.. has pre-
pared program for Memorial Day.
L. G. Spooner, of Morris, will deliver
the grafton.
Minneapolis. Census portfolios
used by the> enumerators in checking
up the population of Minneapolis have
been mailed to Washington. The
boxes are eight in number and weigh
about half ton. s,,e+
Winona. = Fred Drenckhahn, aged
5hirty-s1x years, plunged from the top
of 50-fOOt windmill tower, where l..
had gone to make repairs on his farm,
four miles northeast of Rolling Stone
He died an hour after the accident.
Faribault. - Captain William Mill
gan, commissary of the Second regi
ment, M. N. G., of this city, has been
presented with gold medal in recog-
ntion of his thirty years service in
the military organizations of the state.
3 Fergus Falls.-The state anti-tuber-
culosis exhibit is being shown in this
city under the direction of DR.. G. C.
Pratt. 4Stereopticon lectures are be-
ing given, and much interest is being
aroused. st....: -. 49,.
Minneapolis. Ellis ]. West
lake, of this city, has received notice
from Washington of his appointment
to the board of trustees of the Nation
al Society of the Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution.
st. Paul. - The survivors of the
Second Minnesota will hold reunion
at the old state capitol on June IA.
1t is expected that about 100 of the
old soldiers will be present. Members
of this regiment are now residents of
Minneapolis. - "Thelma," a play
which has always been deservedly
popular with Minneapolis audiences,
Bijou Opera House by the Klimt &
Gazzolo Company the week of May
10Th, with a special matinee on Mon
day, Decoration Day.
Winona.-A verdict of $S,436.91
against the Northwestern Railway
Company was found in the United
States court here. Kendall's brick
yard at Byron was destroyed by fire
and he brought suit for $4,000, alleg-
ing that spark from a passing en-
CINE on the defendants road kindled
the fire. The jury was out four hours.
(, Milaca. - Citizens of this village
voted on the proposition shall indie
pendent schol district, No. 10, of
Milaca, erect an addition to the
school house in Milaca, cost of said
addition not to exceed 100000" The
proposition carried by 161 to Is. The
board will extend the course of study
to agriculture and domestic science
Building operations will be COM
menced at once. .#.
st. Cloud-The St. Cloud normal
school year will close Wednesday,
June 1, and the formal graduation ex-
ercises will be held at the Davidson
Opera house. Hon. w. F. Pattee, dean
Of the state university law department,
will deliver the address. Hon. J. L.
Washburn, of Duluth, of the state nor
NAL school board, will confer the d.
plomas. The graduates during the
year, number 1879. .,...,. ~ ...s...... .....
tg Bovey.-John Walsh lost his life by
being burned to death in switch
shanty belonging to the Oliver Iron
Mining company, near the railway
track leading to the concentrating
plant. Walsh and man named Burns
were sleeping In the shanty. The lat
ter escaped with his hands and face
badly burned. He returned with a
policeman an hour later, and they re-
moved the charred body Of his COM
panion from the ruins.
Faribault.-The German Evangelical
synod of North America for the dis
trict Of Minnesota held it's annual con-
ference in St.. Johns Church at the
town of Wheeling, about ten miles
east of Faribault Rev. A. Debus, Of
Hebron, N. D., was elected president
of the conference, and will preside for
| the ensuing year. About eighty
clergymen were in attendance for
three days. The conference in body
visited Faribault and inspected the
! new st. Luke's hospital, built by the
society. They were met by Mayor
Erb and delegation from the Com
mercial Club. Ibis. ..'s.* -
| East Grand Forks.-Judge Watts de-
MED the application for the temporary
Injunction Of George X. Chambers
against the. City Council, Mayor
O'Leary and Valley View Publishing
Company, restraining them from tax.
ing further steps to- give the franchise
recently granted the Tri-State Tele.
phone Company. Judge Watts, how.
ever, included in decision, the opinion
that the franchise was invalid, on the
grounds that the city clerk did not
follow the, instructions Of the City
Council in advertising for bids on the
matter, and that the bid Of the Tri
State company was not upon the prop
osition asked for in advertisement
Although he held that the franchise
is invalid, he denied the application