Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-03-09
GOPHER NEWS NOTES.
Minnesota Events Of the Week In
Condensed Form.

Winona. - David Kahn, aged S.. q
prominent local cigar manufacturer
and we'll known commercial traveller.
died here. following an illness of over
year.
Buffalo.-Work has commenced on
the new $4,000 electric light plant
1t is owned by the village and is one
OF the most modern for any town Of
Its size in the state.
Waterville.- Richard. small son
OF Mrs. Frank Lightfoot of this place.
was severely burned when some oil.
which he had poured into the stove.
exploded. He will recover.
Lanesboro.-This city is once more
to vote on the liquor question at the
election March IA. It is predicted
that the town will go dry this time, az
the majority for license last year was
but one vote.
Minneapolis. P. C. Peterson.
butcher, charged with using coal
tar dye in the manufacture of wiener.
Wurst and bologna sausage, entered a
plea OF guilty before Judge Waite in
the police court and paid fine of SIS.
International Falls.-Andrew Kirk.
wood was found dead in saloon here.
Deputy Coroner Withrow was called
and pronounced death due to alcohol
ism. So far the authorities have not
been able to locate any Of Kirkwood's
relatives.
East Grand Forks.-Struck in the
back by an angry bull, after which he
was rolled on, no one knows how many
times, August Worden, prominent
farmer living about ten miles from this
city, received internal injuries from
which he died a few hours later.
Washington.-Mr. Gustave Scholle,
OF ST. Paul, who is in the diplomatic
service, has been given a promotion
by President Taft. Mr.. Scholle, who
is now second secretary of the embassy
at Paris, was nominated by the Presi-
dent to be secretary of the legation at
Madrid.
Minneapolis. = The testimony in
the case of Morrisey Mason. the
negro convicted of keeping dis.
orderly house in which schoolgirls had
been trapped, gave the police sufficient
grounds to arrest Roy Dillon, 19
years old, on charge of wronging
Meta Malone, a white girl, II years
old.
st. Paul.-John Hayden, a truckman
at the freight house, was found SUI.
located in refrigerator car. During
the noon hour Hayden went into the
car to rest and was overcome by the
fumes of charcoal stove which had
been placed in the car by the men
who had been cleaning and painting
the car
Weyburn, Saskatchewan ].
Panek, 80 years of age, a native Of
Candy, Yellow Medicine county, Min.
nesota, committed suicide at the Wa
verify hotel in this town Thursday
night, by drinking carbolic acid. He
has sister by the name of Mrs Brom.
berry living near Forward. No inquest
will be held.
Winona.-Two more brush contracts
Tor river Improvement work have been
awarded. George Holshammer of La
Crosse has been awarded the contract
for cutting $4,000 yards for delivery at
various points north and south of La
Crosse. Charles OFT, of Genoa, will
furnish $4,000 yards for delivery at the
lower end of Captain Thompson's dis.
trict
st. James.-The annual meeting of
the Watonwan County Anti-Horse.
thief Association was held in this city
and the following officers elected
President, E. A. Gibbs; vice-president.
P. H. Grogan; treasurer, George Har.
bitz; secretary, ]. W. Somers; captain
of riders, A. E. Lindquist. Riders
were selected in each of the town.
ships. The association has put a stop
to horse stealing.
Ely.-Heavy damage suits have been
started here against the Oliver Iron
Mining company as follows: Anton
Peloza for $500, injury sustained at
the Savoy mine last October; Frank
Bergant for $4,000, injured at the Pho.
neer mine in May, 1910: also by An.
drew Holm against the Section Thirty
Mining company for $4,000 for injury
while blasting in July, 1910.
Kerrick.-The farmers of Kerrick
town met with George Klein and or.
gained cooperative society, to be
branch of the head society at Duluth.
Charles Brant was chosen president
and John Kuestang secretary. The
next meeting will be held in the town
hall March 18. When the organization
is well started it is intended to look I'D
markets for such farm produce as it
is possible to produce.
st. Paula carrier pigeon, duly
labeled and ringed and unduly wound