Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-05-11

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office reports collection of $3.50
In liquor licenses for dining cars oper.
Rted within the state of Minnesota.
Fergus Falls. The Oldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnie Kreebs, Of Per
ham, died here from lockjaw. The
boy had been i'll of what appeared to
be stomach trouble and lockiaw de-
veloped.
Walker Fire destroyed property at
the Indian agency, two miles from
here, to the value of over thousand
dollars. the laundry building, tool and
engine house and water tank being
consumed. The fire was caused BY
. defective chimney.
Minneapolis. For the second week
OF the spring season at the Bijou, Min
neapolis, starting Sunday. May 18th,
the klimt & Gazzolo company of play
ers will present Edwin Milton Royle's
four act comedy drama, "The Squaw
Man., one of the most successful plays
produced in, recent years.
Winona.-The formal opening of the
new Morey hall, the normal school
dormitory erected by the state at a
cost of $4,000, will take place on May
3. The building has been occupied
since the first Of April, but this will be
the first opportunity offered the gen
eral public to inspect its appointments.
st. Paul. Arthur Quinn and
his divorced wife Of North st. Paul
/ are in the st. Paul city hospital with
which are believed to be fatal bullet
wounds as the result of shooting af
fair in the Quinn home. The dual
crime on the part Of the husband IL
said to be the result of jealousy. Mr..
Quinn has two bullet wounds.
Winona. - Northwestern employees
from the Minnesota division met at a
dinner at the Northwestern hotel.
The purpose of the meeting was to
discuss ways in which the efficiency
of the service of the road may be bet
tered. Those present composed the
heads of the various departments of
the road.
Saltwater. - Thomas ]. Yorks of
saltwater, register of deeds for Wash.
lngton county from 1856 to 1861, has
presented a bill for $1,265.22 to the
county $319.5O for wood which he
says he furnished the county during
his incumbency of Office and $945.72
Interest at per cent for forty-nine
and half years.
Minneapolis. Professor Svante Arr.
henius of the University of Stockholm,
president of the Nobel institute and
one of the greatest living authorities
on chemistry, astronomy and physics,
will be in Minneapolis, Wednesday and
Thursday, May 10 and II, will deliver
two lectures at the university and be
guest at several social gatherings.
Winona. Thomas, the youth
who was alleged to have stolen money
and clothing from the residence of
Roy Krause here last winter while
playing the role Of nurse" was sen
fenced to an indeterminate term in
the st. Cloud reformatory after he
had gone before Judge Snow in the
district court with his plea Of guilty.
Faribault.-Rice county crop condi
tons are excellent. Several heavy
frosts occurred here during the past
few nights, but not much damage to
grains or fruit buds has been re.
ported. Wheat and other grains are
coming along nicely and the outlook
is very promising. Most of the grain
fs up. The planting of corn will be
started during the coming week A
larger acreage of this product will be
put.
Winona.- N. Adee, superintendent
of the Winona public schools for the
past two years, has been elected sup.
erintendent of schools at Johnstown,
Pa. for three years at a salary of 49,.
500 per year, an increase of $1,000
over the amount paid here. Johns
town has two hundred and twenty
teachers and 1000 pupils in it's
schools. The Winona school board
will probably release Adee, who was
recently reelected here.
Fergus Falls. - Complete detailed
census figures for Otter Tail county
were received and show that the popu.
tation in 1910 was 46,036, as compared
with 45.375 in 1900 and 1922 in 1890.
An examination of the figures shows
that. the older and more heavily set.
tied townships show decreases, owing
to immigration to North Dakota and
Canada. The newer and more thinly
settled townships show gains that q
little more than Offset the losses.
st. Paul. State Auditor s.
g. Iverson predicted today that the
revenue to state trust funds from iron
ore royalties will break all records
this season and will double last years
revenue. The Grant NINE" said Mr..
Iverson, has shipped half million
tons this season. This is a state prop.
erty. It shipped very little last year.
That being the case, except the ship.
ments from state properties to double
last years, when they amounted to
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