Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-06-16
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| MINNESOTA BRIEFS.
Weeks History in Gopher State
Told in Paragraphs.

Louis in the fight for the 1911 meeting
CT the Associated Harvard clubs, now
IN session here, being awarded the
honor by the general council.
Sleepy Eye.-Fifteen packers and
sack sewers at the mill struck day
Or so ago, and their places were filled
with men from Mankato and New Ulm.
The grievance was that the company
placed too much work on the men for
the pay received.
CrOOkston.-The committee having
in charge the speaking program for
the old settlers picnic, which will be
held in Ada, Mimi, Saturday and Sun
day, June 25 and 26, announced that
they had already secured some good
speakers for those days.
st. Charles.-Within the last two
months half dozen or more valuable
hunting dogs have been poisoned at
this place. Thoroughly aroused, the
local sportsmen's club today offered
reward of $3.50 for the arrest and con-
viction of the person or persons put
ting out the poison.
Hastings.-The latest order from
Mayor E. R. Lathrop, Hastings su-
perannuated clergyman, is that saloon
keepers and others must dispense with
Slot machines and other gambling de-
vices, including dice and cards. The
"lid' is also in force. the saloons
closing at II o'clock at night and Sun
days.
Monticello.-The county optionists
of Wright county met in Buffalo to-
day, with sixty-two delegates present.
The meeting resolved in favor of coun-
ty option, agreeing to support no
candidate for the legislature unless
he came out openly for county option
and promised to support the law in
the legislature.
Observation-Disclosures Rizzo, an Italian
laborer, about IS years old, was run
over and instantly killed by Great
Northern passenger train at Brush
Vile, MINI. He is thought to have
been temporarily insane and to have
laid down on the track. The engineer
failed to see him in time to stop. No
Inquest was held.
Duluth.-Mrs. Sarah C. Wheeler, one
Of the oldest pioneers of Duluth, died
pf heart trouble at her residence, 34O7
West Third street, following an illness
Of four years. She had lived at One.
ota since 1855, coming to the city
when Oneota was then the principal
settlement and consisted of only a few
rude huts and saw mill.
st. Cloud.-The fifteenth annual ses.
sion of the Old Settlers Association
Of Stearns and adjoining counties was
held here, large number attending.
Nine members died during the year,
namely, John L. Gilman, Henry ]. Ros.
enberger, Robert A. Lyons, John
schaefer, Philarmon Lamb, William
Hicks, Maria D. Waite, Hester Gil
man and Samuel Lee.
Minneapolis.-Ca Nels H. Nelson,
one Of the Oldest employees Of Henne-
pin county, and for almost 20 years a.
tached to the Office of the clerk of the
district court, died suddenly at his
residence, 3945 Bryant avenue south.
Mr.. Nelson had been in poor health
for some time and recently resigned,
Intending going to Los Angeles. He
served In the Civil war. being men,
Der of Wisconsin regiment.
neapolis.-Following The Fatal
Wedding" at the Bijou, the Klimt and
Gazzolo players will be seen in
"sapho," dramatized from Alphonse
paudet's we'll known novel. The play
follows the book closely and tells the
story Of the folly of q young woman
whose beauty attracted the attention
Of all Paris. It created sensation
when first produced, and has never
lost its power to attract big audiences
wherever presented. "
Taconite.-Fire, which was discov.
cred by Duluth, Missabe & North.
ern brakeman, completely destroyed
the warehouse Of the Oliver Iron Min
ing Company here. The building was
tust completed five days ago and was
fully stocked with supplies, having
only recently been occupied. The loss
Is estimated at $4,000. The origin
of the fire is unknown. "
Hinckley.-Nearly three hundred
Pine county school trustees held an
annual meeting here at Patrick's hall
and listened to Governor Eberhart
speak in the afternoon. The Governor
urged consolidation Of rural schools
and more practical education in high
schools. Boys must be given some
advantage in the country to keep them
from going to the cities" he said.
George F. Howard also made an ad-
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-Faribault.-A union Of the farmers
elevators, located at Wanamingo, Bonn
bay, Zumbrota, Mazeppa, West Con-
cord, Dennison. Cannon Falls, Stan
ton and Hayheld, is planned. The
farmers elevators will be superintend-
ed by one general manager after the
manner Of many line elevators. A
meeting will be held In Kenyon by
ativeS from each ~ fhoco ala.