Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-07-14
STATE b|R|'|EVII|ES


who was attacked by vicious bull,
died here.
Mankato. The body of Richard For
ester, who was drowned in the Waton-
wan river, has been found after
weeks search.
aledOnia.-Houston county's first
chautauqua course opened here with
an attendance Of 1900. The course
continued five days with numerous
special features.
Hutchinson.-Miss Marian Stearns
OF Hutchinson, WAS married this week
to William Park Dougherty of Glen
wood. Both are graduates of Carleton
college at Northfeld.
New Ulm.-The Commercial club
backed up the appearance of street
carnival in the city and when the final
settlement was made, it was found it's
share of the proceeds was just $2.16,
Minnesota Lake.-The council has
awarded to the Electric Appliance
company of Chicago the contract for
building a power line from Mapleton
and wiring the streets for electric
lights.
Arlington. = Former Senator Theo-
dore Streissguth, prominent in the up
building of Arlington for 10 years, was
taken to New Ulm hospital for seri-
Gus operation. His condition is regard
ed as critical. "
st. Paul-Mrs. Tom Okum was hurl-
ed against the wall by an explosion
that resulted when she struck a match
as she entered a gas-filled room in
her home. Fire broke out and caused
$500 damages before it was extin-
glished.,
St. James.-James J. Griffith, q
young farmer living on the O. A.
otesa farm, six miles north of this
city, was blowing corn when a light
shower came up. Although there was
out little lightning, he was struck by
a bolt and instantly killed.
Faribault. car shops of the Dan
Patch Railway company will be moved
to Faribault, which will be division
headquarters. The citizens made
$4,000 loan for three years, with the
understanding the shops would be To-
Gated here. The company has al
ready secured a SITE
Luverne.-A new record price has
been established for Rock county land.
Peter CHASER sold a quarter section
four miles southwest of here to Will
lam Winkler for $175 an acre. Land
men are predicting that within year
some farms in the county will be SELL
ing for $500 an acre.
Albert Lea.-The Speltz Grain and
Coal company of this city has closed
a deal with the Western Elevator COM
pany OF Winona for the possession of
elevators at Glendale, Clarks Grove,
Chenille. Walters and Bricelyn. This
gives the Albert Lea firm line of IL
southern Minnesota elevators
Crookston.- The chautauqua closed
in Crookston with a fine musical pro
gram. Sufficient tickets were pledged
TO return special benefit as present.
ing an opportunity for city and coun-
try people to meet for a common pur-
pose. Nearly half of the audience each
day and evening has been composed Of
farmers and their families.
St. Paul-Carl B. Schmidt. the at
torney shot by former client June
"a as he was boarding a street car
for home, is reported to be in serious
condition at the st. Paul City hospital.
Complications have resulted from one
of the three wounds, which is in the
back. John Hochban, the assailant.
is being held to await the outcome Of
the affair."
Bemidji.-Believing he possesses
superhuman power, that he can stop
an automobile on the street by the
wave of his hand and can force a
policeman to salute him by the same
method, Manfred Josephson was ex-
amined before Judge of Probate NJ. A.
CLARK and adjudged insane He was
taken to Fergus Falls to be lodged in
the state asylum.
Litchfield. Pursuant to an order
granted by Judge Qvale, J. G. Morri.
son, F. E. Wren and Peter Rodange re.
counted the ballots cast at the Meeker
county option election on June H.
when the "drys" were victorious. The
'wets" are back of the move and have
engaged Hutchinson lawyers to repre-
sent them. The official canvass show
ed that the "drys' won by 10 majority
Faribault. The promoters of the
Faribault Packing and Provision com
pany, who are organizing stock com
pany with capital of 100000, are meet
IN" with excellent success. Many
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