Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-08-31
GOPHER NEWS NOTES.
Minnesota Events # the Week III
Condensed Form.

CondenseJ Form. j Ii
st. Paul. - Archbishop Ireland was
given 100000 by the 260 priests Of |
the archdiocese, as testimonial on /
the completion of SO years in the !
priesthood.
Red Wing.-A teachers association
is to be organized for Gooduhue coun
ty in Red Wing November 10. Presi
dent Vincent of the State University
will give an address.
Fergus Falls-J. IT. Eberly, who
lives near Pelican Rapids, found the
skeleton of an unidentified man short
distance from his home. No one Is
missing in the neighborhood and no
one has any idea as to who the man
was.
St. Cloud.-John Hawley, 26 years
old, cigarmaker, shot himself five
times with an automatic pistol at the
home of his mother, one mile west of
Albany, this county. Death is ex.
pected. No cause is given for the act.
! He has wife and 2-months-old child
here.
Bemidii. What is believed to have
been an incendiary fire threatened the
destruction of the Minnesota and In
ternational coal dock at Funkley, near
here, with the destruction of large
amount of coal The dock was blaz-
ing before the fire was discovered,
but by the prompt aid of bucket bri.
gade the property was saved.
y Brainerd.-The big gates of the
United States government dam at
Gull lake will be closed on September
s. The concrete work is complete.
There still remains much work to be
completed, embracing rip-rapping, fill.
ing and embankment work and the
building of offices, dam-tender's cot.
! tage, and various other buildings.
: Bemidi-With a big market day.
exhibition at Spooner, August 30, and
a northern Beltrami county fair at
Baudette September 11-12, there is be-
ing gathered for exhibition purposes
large collection Of grasses, grains, and
all root crops, vegetables and dairy
products. These exhibits will be
shown at the state fair in September.
Glenville.-The drug store of DR..
Freeman at Chenille, has been closed
under an execution by the sheriff and
the stock will be put on sale. DR.. Free.
man was the victim of a mob last win.
ter, when he was tarred and feathered
for alleged i'll treatment of his wife.
He lost business since and it is now
said he has lost practically all of his
property.
st. Paul.-Mrs Russell Sage will be
requested by Attorney General simp-
son and Assistant Attorney General
Weeks to pay an Inheritance tax on all
her Minnesota lands held under con-
tracts of sale. It is believed the tax
will amount to nearly 100000. Mr..
Simpson hopes to collect from other
Eastern estates in the way of back
Inheritance taxes.
Bemidji.-The Bemidji Commercial
clubs new quarters will be formally
opened to inspection Of the general
public at a day to be set by the enter.
tainment committee. The ladies will
be given a reception in the afternoon
and smoker for the men will be held
in the evening. About September 5
is the time which was most acceptable
to those at the meeting.
Cloquet.- Fire was discovered in the
attic of the Redfield building, sup.
posed to have originated from crossed
wires. The Bell Telephone company
and Western Union Offices are located
On the second floor. Smoke poured
from every portion of the roof of the
building which covers half block. The
building upstairs and down was flood
ed with water and the damage will
total $4,000
st. Paul - ST. Paul has just wit
messed wedding of international i'm
portance, when Richard Edward Blac
que Bey, first secretary of the Turkish
embassy in Berlin was married to Miss
Josephine Kalman, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold Kalman. More than
1000 invitations were issued for the
ceremony, which was performed in
the sacristy of the Cathedral by Bish-
op Lawler, of St. Paul. Blacque Bey,
is a Catholic.
Fergus Falls.-Olof o. Vinje, a
prominent citizen of Otter Tail county,
died in this city at the age of 70 years.
His death followed an operation for
gallstones. Mr.. Vinje was born in
Telemarken, Norway, and was a
brother of Osmond Vinje, the noted
Norwegian poet. He was writer Of
ability himself. He came to Otter Tail
county in 1881. He took deep in
terest in politics and his articles on
political subjects were widely read.
st. Cloud.-The hearing on the ap.
plication for the appointment Of a
receiver for the Royalton State Bank
was postponed one week, at the in.
stance Of the State Bank Examiner
Kelsey Chase, who stated that he hop.
ed to perfect the reorganization OF
the bank in few days, and thus avoid
the necessity Of the appointment Of a