Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-02-23
GOPHER NEWS A0TES.
Minnesota Events Of the Week in
Condensed Form.

st. Cloud. Noah Chevalier, age
twenty years, residing 81 miles from
this city committed suicide by shoot
Ing himself through the heart with a
SO calibre revolver.
Minneapolis. A seat in the loo.
a chamber OF commerce was sold
10 Winnipeg grain firm for $685.,
pe1ng $725 over the former high
mark. The sale is result of the pro-
posed reciprocity treaty
Crookston.- BASED on the story of
MIS-. Slvert Simpson, verdict was
returned to the effect that Theodore A.
Nelson came to his death from bull
let wound from a revolver in the hands
or SlVert Simpson, while in the bed
room of Mrs. Simpson.
Minneapolis.-Com Thurs.
day, Feb. goth, The Wolf" which was
received with great enthusiasm in New
YORK, and during long run in Chi
cago, will be presented by the Messrs,
Stair 4 Havlin at the Bijou, Minnea-
polls, with an all star cast of players.
St. Paul.-George Kubesh of Beroun.
Plne county, was arraigned before
United States Commissioner Charles
L. Spencer. The offense with which
kubesh is charged is that of destroy
ing rural free delivery box near his
nome. kubesh waived examination
and furnished bonds in the sum of
$500 to insure his appearance in Unit.
ed States district court at Duluth next
July
international Falls. - Miss Clara
Baldwin, secretary of the state library
association, was the guest at a recep-
ton given by the ladies of Internation-
al Falls at the parlors of the Koochi-
ching hotel. In the evening a public
meeting was held for the purpose of
forming branch of the state library
association. Miss Baldwin told of the
work OF the association and how other
cities conducted their libraries.
Washington, D. C.-Senator Nelson
today passed through the senate the
Dill authorizing the construction of
two dams in the Minnesota river at
Redwood Falls and Big Stone Lake by
the Minnesota River Improvement and
Power company. A similar bill, intro
duced by Mr.. Volstead, has been re-
ported to the house and an effort will
be made to secure it's approval imme.
diately upon notice of the senate's
action.
Winona.-The June section of the
graduating class at the Winona normal
school has decided to give as the class
play at commencement the pageant,
Legend of Winona.' Committees
have been appointed and arrangements
are proceeding rapidly for this Indian
1dyll. The entertainment will include
contributions from the departments of
history, English, music, reading and
physical education, and will REQUIRE
the assistance of every member Of the
graduating class.
Winona.-Peter Gludt and his son.
Elmer Gludt, were electrocuted in Lake
City. Young Gludt, who is telephone
ineman, attempted to remove a 1900
voltage light wire that had fallen over
the telephone wire in front of their
home and started the bell ringing. He
received a shock that felled him. His
father who went to his aid, also was
knocked senseless. Mrs. Gludt sue
ceeded in pulling them both free from
the wire and escaping injury herself.
Both men died in two hours without
recovering consciousness.
ST. Paul.-The big bronze statue of
General John B. Sanborn for the rotun-
da of the state capitol has been placed
in position add will be unveiled in a
week or ten days. The monument
commission, of which General L. F.
Hubbard is chairman, met today in st.
Paul to fix date for the unwilling and
prepare a program for the ceremony.
General Sanborn was colonel of the
Fourth Minnesota infantry volunteers
in the civil war and was raised to the
rank of brigadier general and brevet-
ed major general for gallant service
Minneapolis. The first good seed"
train, to start the 1911 campaign for
seed selection and better farming, will
81, on the Omaha road for a run to
southern Minnesota and into the south
western corner of the state. A. N.
Trenholm, general manager, and A. NJ.
Fenton, assistant general freight
agent, are arranging the itinerary
Professors A. D. Wilson and Andrew
Boss will go on the train, with probably
two other members Of the staff of the
school of agriculture Officials of the
traffic and operating departments of
the Omaha will also go. AS a result
of the recent good seed" dinner in
Minneapolis, Chamber Of Commerce
directors are at work on plans for 9TH
er trains to operate on the Minneapolis
& st. Louis Milwaukee, Great North
ern or Northern Pacific, 500 Line and
possibly the Rock Island On the
Omaha train there will be grain repre-
sentatives of the Chamber Of Com
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