Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-11-09
GOPHER / NEWS NOTES..
Minnesota Events Of the Wesk Ia
Condensed Form. .

LakeneIQ.-Ine GLOBE hour mills,
that We're recently destroyed By IRE
are to be rebuilt at once.
Hibbing. Mrs. Rose Apich, held on
suspicion of causing the death Of her
husband at Chisholm by poison, was
bound over.
Royalton.-The Farmers and MGR.
chants State bank officers are: Presi.
dent, A. R. Davidson; vice president,
J. 4. Martin. and cashier, A. A. Fitch.
Paynesville-Paynesville presents
decidedly busy appearance. In ad.
dltion to the $4,000 school building
I'VE residences are in process of cree.
ton.
Grass Valley, California. - H. R.
titus, prominent lumberman of Du.
lutn' died at Downieville, following
an attack of pneumonia. He had been
Ill but two days.
There is very good
prospect that Fairmont will have a
trst-class hospital in operation before
long under the management Of the
Catholic Sisters.
Alberta fine parochial school
house, costing in the neighborhood OF
100000, is just being completed here.
1t is a thoroughly modern building
and has four large rooms.
Hastings. Charles McDermott.
grandson of A. F. Hotinger, who lost
his life of asphyxiation, also died, be.
ing overcome by gas fumes of a coal
stove. He was 10 years old.
MidWay.-While thawing out dyna
mite here today for the purpose OF
blowing up stumps, homesteader and
MS nlred man were instantly killed,
being blown almost to pieces by the
explosive.
Pipestone. = The business men Of
P1pestone have petitioned the railway
and warehouse commission to compel
the Milwaukee road to continue its
present night passenger train through
Ppestone.
Observation-Disclosures A. Bovey, one
OF the wealthiest and best known
lumbermen in the United States, died
here aged 70. Bovey was born at
Bath, Me-, and came to MINNEAPOLIS
fifty years ago.
Duluth. = Ore shipments for Oc.
tober from the head of the lakea
show a decrease for the period Of 1877
397 tons over October, 1910. The sea
IN Ia SC
last years figures.
Hibbing.-Mrs. Rose Apich, held on
suspicion Of causing the death of her
husband at Chisholm by poison,
waived examination in district court
before Judge Hughes and was bound
over to the grand jury. She was taken
to Duluth.
st. Paul.-Sixty wild ducks, mostly
teal and blue bills, have reached the
Office OF the state game and fish COM
mission in the capitol, creating excite
ment among the officials. They were
seized by game warden from hunt
er at Forest Lake. He had more than
the law allows and his whole bag was
confscated.
Luverne.-The annual corn contest
was held here Saturday with Professor
c. P. Bull, Of the state agricultural
school, acting as Judge. There were
many entries for the prizes and much
enthusiasm. Nine prizes were award
ed for the best corn raised in Rock
county. Ray Kinds received first
prize. w. ]. Johnson second and j.
H. Wulf third.
Pipestone.-Verne Voss, age 10, was
wrestling with a companion on farm
near here and was accidentally thrown
under the wheels of a threshing ma
chine just as it started to move to q
new location. The wheels of the four
ton machine passed over his body
near the waist. He was picked up
for dead but an examination showed
he had not been seriously injured and
he soon Joined his companions In play.
Duluth The vessel rate for grain
shipments experienced another slump.
Tonnage was offered at one cent, a
cut of one-quarter cent OF the rate
which prevailed last week. One YES
sci was chartered today at the ono
cent rate. Practically all the srain
moved in the last week went from the
Canadian head Of the lakes and is for
export. Lumber carriers are In de-
mand and coal shipments are heavy.
It is the opinion that tho coal ship
ments for the season will surpass last
seasons figures by several thousand
tons.
LOWRY BUSINESS HOUSES BURN