Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-09-14
GOPHER NEWS NOTES.
4 Minnesota Events Il the Week In
Condensed Form.

Condensed Form.
Heron Lake. gasoline stove ex.
ploded in the house OF Richard Haetz-i
Ter and burned his 2-year-old child so
badly 1t died in q few minutes. The
house was not damaged.
Crookston. - Burglars broke into
the saloon of Albert janice at Fisher.
fourteen miles west of here, blew the
door OFF and got away with $500 with
out leaving a trace except some auto
mobile tracks.
Swanville.-The body of John Cor.
geon, who has been missing since
April. was found by his nephew, ]. ].
Lorig, hanging from q tree about thirty
rods from the house on the Lorig farm
three miles east of here.
st. Paul, Minn.-Attorney Cen
eral Simpson, who has returned from
the East, announced that he would
be able to collect .$275,o00 in inherit
ance taxes as result of conferences
which he held in New York city.
Breckenridge. - The Wilkin County
Gazette of this city, owned and edited
by Moyle Edwards, a member of the
Legislature from this county, was TAX
en- over to the sheriff to satisfy large
mortgage against the plant. Mr.. Ed
wards has had the paper for five years.
Minneapolis. 80 l"Die Frau" the
81 900 painting stolen from the ladies'
parlor of the Radisson hotel, has
been recovered. !, 1t was left in a
drug store by an unidentified woman,
who is believed to have cut it from
It's frame, two hours after it had been
stolen.
Little ,Falls.-The body of John
Georgon of Culdrum was found within
twenty rods of the house, lying in
thick underbrush. The man, who was
II years old, disappeared some time
ago, but nothing was thought of the
matter because he had been in the
habit of leaving for months at time.
Winona.-A movement has been
started for the construction Of new
steamer to be operated between Wa.
basha and Lansing, Iowa, to take the
place of the La Crosse, which has been
in service this year. Captain Louis
Muntz of the La Crosse has started
a canvass among merchants in the
river towns touched. Some $4,000
will be required. Owners of the La
Crosse will put in the $4,000 repre-.
sented in the boat and wharves.
Crokston.-The opening of the hunt.
ing season found more men and dogs
in the field than ever before left Crook.
ston. The trains from st. Paul, Min.
neapolis and Duluth were loaded with
sportsmen with their dogs and equip.
ment, who scattered along the branch
lines to their favorite hunting PLACES.
The shooting this year is excellent, and
the slaughter the first day would have
been heavy were it not that the limit
is fifteen chickens day. There ap-
pears to be dearth of well-broken
dogs, and anything in the line of a
fairly good dog will bring from $10OEto
1925.
Faribault.-By majority of 1876 to
the people of school district 5, g.
and 81 in Steele county and dis
trict SO in Rice county have voted to
consolidate their schools into one grad
ed school. School children of twenty
sections of land will have the benefit
of a large modern, sanitary school
building. Instruction will be given uI
to the third year Of high school work
The election was held - Medford
i just over the Rice county line, where
the school will be located. The boari
of education of the consolidated dis
| trict will call special bond election
shortly to raise the money for the new
building, which will cost about $16,0 900
Red Lake Falls.-The people of Rel
Lake county will celebrate the harvest
! ing of a bumper crop in an enthusias
| tic manner. The Red Lake Count.
Agricultural society has recently beef
organized and will hold the first Re,
Lake county fair in this city, Sept
10, 20 and 81 The business people an
farmers of the county are enthusias
tic over the fair project and the SUE
cess of the first fair is assured. Fai
grounds have been acquired and
good half-mile track has been mad
ready for the race events, and granG
stands, fences and sheds are now be
ing built. More than $4,000 will b
I given in premiums and purses an
there will be many special feature
and attractions.
I. Winona. spark from threshin
machine engine caused fire whic
made clean sweep of the barnyard {
Peter Mohlenbauer, a farmer residfn
in Rose Valley. a few miles west of til