Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-10-26
GOPHER NEWS NOTES.
Minnesota Events cf the Week IN
Condensed Form.

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many men to the woods to open camps
land the outlook is for a good-sized
cut.
s Duluth. John Frank Treat, Of
Fargo, N. D.. imperial potentate Of the
Order of the Mystic Shrine, was the
guest Of honor here at ceremony in
which 43 candidates were initiated.
Faribault.-The cornerstone of the
Epostoffice building will be held under
the auspices of the grand lodge Of
Masons, assisted by the local Masonic
lodge and other fraternal societies.
st. Paul. Peter Juhl, MUIR
| derer Of Detective Fraser Of the st.
Paul police, pleaded guilty before
Judge Orr and was sentenced to life
Imprisonment IN Saltwater prison.
Two Harbors. ~ Ore shipments
! through this port are gradually drop
ping OF and the outlook is4 for an
early close. Lumber shipments to
/ lower lakes have been lighter than
usual this season.
Owatonna. Owatonna sis making 81.
|. abOrate plans for the entertainment OF
the members Of the Norwegian sog.
Hlnlatalet. which VIII soon convene in
this city. Some noted Scandinavian
musicians are expected to attend.
Win0na. Ernest Waite, age
~, son-of prominent resident of
I Pleasant Valley, south Of the city, died
of typhoid fever at Oxford, Wis, while
on a honeymoon trip. He was mar.
ried to Miss Bernice Mann here two
weeks ago.
IS Ely. The Section 80 Mining com.
pany had begun shipping again after
q suspension of several months, and
] 900 tons will be moved to the head
of the lakes in the next few weeks.
!, Section 80 has nearly doubled it's out
put of 1911 over 1910.
/, Bemidi.- Bemidji is again in the
nmelight of superiority, through the
fact that three carloads of selected
white pine timber, sawed at the local
sawmill Of the Crookston Lumber com.
/ pany. has been consigned to dealer at
Manchester, England.
Northfeld. - st. Johns Lutheran
church of this city has made plans for
the erection of a new church building
early next spring. A fund Of $4,000
has been raised. The church will seat
800 and will contain recreation and
Sunday school rooms in the basement.
! Owatonna.-A. L. Ober, Of Chatfield,
to whom franchise was voted some
time ago, announces that he will now
build another electric plant in Ovation.
ma, supplying power from the Zumbro
river to Byron, Rochester, Dodge Cen.
ter, Kasson, Claremont and Owatonna.
! Minneapolis. e. G. Barnaby,
senior partner Of E. G. Barnaby g.
Co., clothiers, and one of the best
known Of Minneapolis merchants, died
after an illness of several months. He
was 70 years old and had been resi-
dent Of Minneapolis for thirty-three
years.
Moorhead.- Frank M. Rice, farmer,
accused OF having taken part in fake
hold-up near MOorhead, by which R. M.
Patterson was robbed Of $500, was in,
dicted by the grand jury on charge
OF grand larceny in the first degree.
Howard Lindley confessed that he had
held up Patterson, and incriminated
Rice. Rice was Patterson's employer
and had paid him the $500 the day of
the alleged hold-up. The money was
recovered.
Moorhead.-The grand jury in dis.
trict court preceding the holding Of
the regular October term of court,
brought in indictments against John
M. Mckinley and John Drexel. Nc,
Ginley is charged by the grand jury
with murder in the second degree and
manslaughter in the first degree. Nc.
Ginley is accused by causing the death
of missionary named Quinn, by strik-
ing him over the head with a cane.
Drexel is charged with forgery and
grand larceny, both of which crimes,
1t is alleged. were committed in
Barnesville, MINI.
! Duluth. Flying her colors high,
the big steel ore carrier, Colonel
/ James M. Schoonmaker, the largest
bulk freighter on freshwater. cleared
4 AVA Iva Ia ~ kAAP NOWA LILO 4ch00s
The Schoonmaker is GIT feet long,
GA feet beam. 80 feet nodded depth
and is said to have a maximum carry.
! ing capacity Of $4,000 tons at q
draught Of 81 feet. At Missabe ore
!. dock the Schoonmaker took on q car.
! 60 Of ore weighing 10,76S tons at q
draught Of II feet inches forward,
II feet 10linches midship and Is feet
l inch aft.
/ George p. Grout, assistant professor
in the dairy division Of the animal
/ husbandry department at the agricul.
tural college Of the university, has sub.
! mitted his resignation, to take effect az
soon as his successor can be chosen.
Prof. Grout will take charge Of the Jean
], Du Luth farm at Duluth. Mr.. Grout IL
the sixth man to leave the department
within comparatively recent period
for other more lucrative fields. D. A.
/, Gaumnitz w r. Handschin and Prof