Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-07-27
GOPHER NEWS NOTES.
Minnesota Events o. the Week In
Condensed Form.

tour neld anywhere in America this
year.
Rock Island, Illinois. - George
Rlnkston, negro from ST. Paul, was
snot DEAD here by Andrew Dimolakis.
Inc negro was attempting to enter
Dlmolakis' home at the time he was
killed
| Fergus Falls. Charles Bliss, a gen
eral merchant of Dent, this county
nled bankruptcy petition in the Unit.
~ states court in this city, placing
4 hls assets at $8,465, of which So, 500 ia
N stock in trade, $4,000 in unsolicited
accounts and $1,765 exempt, and his
liabilities at $8,42337.
Duluth.-Sam |. Lizhterman, fur
salesman for New York house, was
arrested at the st. Louis hotel, charged
Win having made false representations
" Proctor man who purchased $119
worth OF furs of him. Lizhterman was
crouch1ng behind the bath tub of his
room When the police came to get him.
he had barricaded the bathroom door
with trunks.
flpestone.-Plans are now being
Lnade for the annual meeting Of the
southwestern Minnesota Medical 40.
clety, which will be held here Aug. 10.
Inc convention was to have been held
| tnls month, but change has been
made because several Of the members
u the society are at Los Angeles at
lending the meeting of the American
Medical society.
Observation-Disclosures of the terrible
death of Joe Nadratoski, a Polish
farmer living near GAINESVILLE, reached
this city. The man was at work IN
!aee held cutting grain when one of his
horses became frightened. He was
thrown on the sickle of the binder
and his body terribly mutilated. His
arms and legs were cut off and his
| backbone was broken.
Barnesville.-Joe Nadratoski. ! farm.
er living seven miles west of this otty.
met frightful death white harvesting
N his field. Nadratoski had climbed
down in front of the. binder to adjust
the blades when the team became
heightened and started, throwing him
onto the blades and mangling him I'M
der the binder. Nadratosh leaves a
widow and five children.
Warren.-The crop situation in this
part OF the Red river valley is highly
encouraging. Much winter grain has
already been cut, and good yield is
assuerd. The cold weather has done
more for the grain than any other
thing, and the heads are filling in good
shape Farmers are so confident of
good harvest that many improvements
are now being made on their farms.
A list of all the creameries and
cheese factories in Minnesota has been
compiled and published by Dairy and
Food Commissioner, J. G.. Winkjer
The list gives the names of the cream.
cries in each county, their location and
postoftice and the name fthe manager
and buttermaker. Stearns county has
the largest number, thirty-five, but
Steele with twenty-four probably is the
banner creamery county in proportion
| to its area
Duluth.-The state bar meeting came
to an end with the election of officers
for the ensuing year. G. A. Severance
of st. Paul was elected president. He
was vice president the past year and
1t is the custom of the association to
advance vice presidents to the presi-
dency. John G. Williams of Duluth was
elected vice president Royal Aston
OF st. Paul was reelected treasurer
and Charles A. Farnham, st. Paul. was
reelected secretary.
Minnesota received during the past
| fiscal year $60,477.24 in interest from
banks in the state where state money
is on deposit. Figures are being CON-
piled for the annual report of the
treasurers department, which will be
issued some time in August, and this
is one Of the totals During the last
fiscal year the state paid out in inter
Fest on temporary loans $3,093.05. The
net revenue from interest to the state
amounted to $57,3s4.19.
Washington. - Authority was given
the steel investigating committee in a
resolution passed by the House, to hold
sessions outside of Washington. It is
probable that in view of this, the com.
mite will eventually sit in Minnesota.
Representative Stanley, the chairman,
said that for the present, the committee
would conine it's meetings to Wash
ington and New York. If James J.
Hill does not appear before the com.
mittee in New York, he probably will
1T Chicago or st. Paul.
Pending the hearing before the fed.
eral district court of the adulterated
linseed oil cases, the state dairy and
food department is going ahead and
I selling adulterated Oil wherever they
find it. Last week they seized FIVE
barrels from the Bronson Hardware
company at Bronson. The company
! paid a fine of SIS. The oil came from
the Central Linseed Company of Oma-
ha, which is affiliated with the Ameri-
| can Linseed Oil Company, also Of
| Omaha, which is the plaintiff in the
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