Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-05-25
GOPHER NEWS NOTES.
Minnesota Events Of the Week In
Condensed Form.

ConoonSeo Form.
DEBORAH, Iowa. -Silas sheAo, stu.
dent at Luther college, whose home
was at Hoffman, Mimi, was drowned
II the Upper Iowa river near the col.
lege campus.
Seattle, Wash. - Colonel Stiles R.
Nettleton, who commanded the. Twelfth
ONO cavalry during the Civil war and
VINO was brother of Feneral D. Net
tieton, of Minneapolis. is dead, aged
w.
W as hin g ito n.-Land COMPRISING
e.ls9 acres lying along the Little Fork
river river IN Minnesota was withdrawn
from public entry by Secretary of the
interior Fisher for water pow er pur.
poses.
W1nona.-The Winona lodge Of Elks
burned the last note of Indebtedness
on the recently acquired property in
me central part Of the city upon which
u IS proposed to build a home within
few months.
Minneapolis, MINI. - Judge d. n.
Morgan, chief justice of the supreme
court OF North Dakota, 10 under the
care OF five Minneapolis physicians,
who are treating him for the loss Of
his voice. Judge Morgan's home Is 1t
DEVILS Lake.
Charleston. West Virginia. - Hold
Ing up the Oregon plan as a model
primary election law for other states.
.. $. Senator Moses e. Clapp, Of Min
nesota last night addressed the West
Virginia legislature upon invitation Of
Governor Glasscock.
Duluth. = The location at tho
section thirty mine on the Vermillion
range was saved from destruction By
2 forest fire only by the hard work
Of the first departments at Ely and
Wfnton. Two miles of hose was laid
to fight the fire from Fall Lake.
Winona.-Plans and specifications
nave been approved by Bishop Hef.
iron for the new St. Mary's chapel
to be built on Broadway. just west Of
Villa street. According to the bishops
secretary. Father English, it is ex.
pected the structure will be ready for
occupancy by July L..
st. Paul.-Attorney General George
Simpson has decided that the governor
does not have the power to remove
superintendent Whittier from the sup.
erintendency of the state training
school for boys at Red Wing, and &C.
cordingly, the state supreme court
will be asked to arbitrate the matter.
Duluth.-The Duluth, Missabe &
Northern, and the Duluth & Iron
Range roads, owned by the Steel
corporation, will not take advantage
Of the opportunity afforded by Judge
Sanborn to restore passenger rates
to 8 cents a mile while the appeal of
the state is pending in the supreme
court.
Minneapolis, MINI. - The Supreme
Council, Royal Arcanum, is holding
it's thirty fourth annual meeting in
Minneapolis, the sessions to continue
until May Is. Several hundred dele.
gates are present from the grand
councils in the various states. The
sessions are being held at the Hotel
Radisson.
/ Moorhead.-In the face of the action
|of the Fargo city council in passing res.
|plutions appointing committee to in.
terest the city administration of Moor.
mead in using the Fargo municipal
FILTRATION plant, comes the announce.
lment of City Water and Light Superin.
|tendent A. ]. Warner that the first OF
the city wells has turned out a sue
ices. It is not probable Moorhead will
Interest itself in the Fargo proposition.
| Duluth. - Dwight j. Myers, son
Iof wealthy lumberman, is again
lin the tolls for forgery He was sen.
stenced from Minneapolis to two years
in Saltwater prison about one year
ago and paroled soon after cutting a
Iswath in Duluth, and was re-arrested
lat Hibbing for forgery. He is wanted
here on account Of passing an amount
lof bad paper estimated at 5000. D. H.
lKnickerbocker, state agent at Still.
water, took Myers back to prison.
Sabin.-Two prominent Sabin farm
Iers left for Denmark to claim the for
tune left them by the death Of maid
len aunt, Miss Louisa Peterson. The
news Of their aunt's death reached
August Krabbenhoft and William
IButh, who are brothers-in-law, and are
the sole heirs to an estate valued at
several hundred thousands of dollars.