Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-07-07
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oquet.-Lightning struck the home
OF August Nelson, four miles north OF
Cloquet and instantly killed Lillian, 9
years old, who was playing on tile sec.
ond floor with her sister Jennie, Is
years old. Jennie Nelson was knocked
down
Duluth.-Clothes found on the bank
o. the st. Louis river near Fond du Lac
Indicate Carl Mattson, % years old,
tile setter, was drowned while swim.
ming. The only known relative is an
uncle who lives in Minneapolis His
name and address are not known.
East Grand FOrks.-Father and in.
FAINT son were buried side by side in
the same grave when Oscar Johnson
and his 8-months-old baby were in
tered. For six months the father had
been i'll with tuberculosis. Ten days
ago the baby took sick with measles
and died. The father died two days
later.
Duluth.-N[artin Fallon, 80 years old.
OF Duluth, is dead in Virginia as the
result OF having accidentally shot him.
self. He was employed by an ice
company at Virginia He went to
the icehouse to take a nap. AS he
lay down the hammer of a 32-caliber
| pistol in his hip pocket caught in =
blanket and was discharged.
Fairfax.-Wyzetta Margaret Caven,
adopted daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will.
| lard caVon nf oir fo xx,11i1 cho -
firecrackers, was burned so severely
that she died. The childs apron
caught fire and the heavy wind caused
her clothing to ignite. Mrs Brown, a
nelghbOr, tried to extinguish the fire
by pumping water on the child from
4 we'll.
ST. Cloud.-St. Cloud officials must
repair a bridge or lose the good VIII
OF normal school professors. The in
| structors have complained that the
planks are loose in the Tenth street
span, and the boards rattle so loudly
when a vehicle passes over them that
1t disturbs class work. The city com.
missioners may fit the bridge with q
| silencer
Duluth.-Oriene Bunkholt, 3 years
old, left on the deck of the excursion
steamer Chicora, by her father, while
ne returned to shore for an instant
disappeared and the method is mys
terry. Persons who saw the child on
the steamer and who stood near all
the time that the father was away de
clare that they are sure she did no,
fall overheard.
st. Cloud.-While racing the North
ern: Pacific flyer, Lew Cordes of Alex
andria, riding motorcycle, failed t.
notice in which direction an automo
bile coming towards him was abou,
to turn, and in order to avoid a COLI
sion, took the ditch Cordes wal
thrown nearly sixty feet. He wa.
brought here in passing auto. Ter
stitches were taken in his head.
Fergus Falls.-The death of Sylves
ter Whiting, 81 years old, who led thu
first colony to this county in 1865, i,
reported at Clitherall. The colony
came from Fremont, Ohio, and wer,
followers OF Joseph Smith, the Nor
mon prophet, but repudjated Brigham
Young and his ideas. They have re
sided here ever since. Deceased wa
postmaster at Clitherall village TO
years.
Red Wing.-With the ligaments tor
and the bones crushed almost to pull
when his right arm became caught il
machinery operated by gasoline power
Elmer Schafer, 20 years old, was foun,
unconscious on his fathers farm il
Oak Center. His arm was held as il
= vice and was so badly mangled tina
amputation was necessary. Surgeon
ut st. Johns Hospital, Red Wing, al
tended to his injuries.
St. Cloud.-If the attendance at tn
first summer school for breeders, t
be held in St. Cloud the week OF Jul
IL, is satisfactory, the institution vii
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