Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-01-12
GOPHER NEWS NOTES.
Minnesota Events o. tho Wssk In
Condensed Form.

Minneapolis. Word has lust
been received from Mecca. CAL, Of
the death there Thursday Of Samuel
8. Higgins. Minnesota pioneer, for
merly . resident Of Minneapolis. who
was widely known througout the
state.
Aankato.-Three big timber wolves
have been killed In 90 many parts q
the county In the last few days. aal
each brought . bounty Of so. ArounA
Aapleton wolves are said to b =
thick that they can be heard howlsp9
nightly.
Minneapolis. - The Wagenhals Z
Kemper Company announce IN elabor.
ate production Of contemporary Amer.
lean life. Paid in Full" By Eugene
Walter. for the first time at popular
prices at the Bijou. the week Of Jan.
nary 18th.
Hastings.-Patrick J. Gibbons who
was acquitted by a jury in the district
court here of the murder OF Father
Walsh at South st. Paul and who was
committed to the state hospital for the
insane at st. Peter, was taken to that
institution by Sheriff Michael Muir.
name.
Duluth.-Joseph j. Schitz, a farmer
residing near Duluth, was indicted w
the st. Louis county grand Jury for
murder in the first degree. He is
charged with shooting his neighbor,
George Riley, October 81. This is the
second time Schitz has been indicted
there being an error in the first in,
dictment
Duluth.-Edward McCuen, a news
agent on the Missabe road, had mar
row escape from bleeding to death
While on his run. He was opening a
pop bottle when it exploded. The
broken glass cut an artery in his arm.
lie was rushed to hospital in Du
Iuth as soon as the train arrived
tIhere was no physician on the train.
Duluth.-Ftre did $4,000 damage in
rover and for time the entire city
was threatened with destruction. A
row OF frame structures, which includ
ed tnose occupied by the Tower News,
John Hickey's saloon, Kearn Marital
las confectionery, Jalmer Pearson,s
barber shop and a vacant store, was
burned
st. Paul-The regular meeting of
the executive council of the Minnesota
Historical Society was held in the old
capitol building. General William G.
LeDuc, of Hastings, read a paper on
The Last Raid in st. Paul of the Glib.
ways Against the Sioux in 1853" The
secretary reported on the additions
made to the society's museum and art
gallery during the past year. The an.
nual meeting of the society will be
held Monday night, Jan. 16.
Washington.-In answer to an an.
peal that he grant liquor license to
q MOTEL in what is known as the In.
dlan country of Minnesota, Secretary
OF War Dickinson declared that he had
no authority to grant such a permit
BY this action the secretary declined
to interfere with the regulations of
Secretary of the Interior Ballinger.
which forbids the introduction of spir-
ltuous and Intoxicating liquors into the
indian country of Minnesota.
Albert Lea.-The Albert Lea Cream
cry association, at it's annual meeting
here, decided to leave the matter OF
securing new contract with the gov
eminent for the retention of the fed
eral dairy experiment station in this
city with the board of directors. It is
understood that the government stands
ready to renew the old contract and
the station will thus remain in this
city instead of being removed to Penn
sylvania, as was first planned.
Duluth.-Evidence has been submit.
ted in the case of the state against
the Euclid Iron Company, but argu-
ments have not been made. It will
be some time before a decision may
be expected. The issue is the right
of the state to the mineral which may
be found under the bottoms of mean
dered lakes in Minnesota. The state
CldlluS " 10 ouLlCl6O TO Whatever
wealth of any nature that may be
found under such bodies of water.
The suit against the Euclid Iron Com
pany is test case.
Red Wing. - The opening banquet
at the new Y. M. G. A. building
promises to be one of the most notable
social events of the winter. The Rem
MICA quartet will give selections fol.
lowing an elaborate menu, which will
be served. First toast to be respond
ed to will be given by Rev. A. j. Reich
ert of the English Luthern church, on
RED Wings Appreciation" j. S.
Porteus, president of the Minneapolis
7. M. G. A., will extend greetings from
Minneapolis. and A. B. Driscoll, presi-
dent of the st. Paul Y. M. C. A., will
bring congratulations from the capital
city. G.. M. Palmer, ex-president Of
the Mankato association, will talk on
"A City's Best Asset DR.. A. N.
Haynes of the state university, long