Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-12-08

780.773, and has gained 1.294,935 in
that period
Winona.-A meeting of the stock.
breeders of the first district has been
called for Dec Is at Rochester. The
subject of community advertising will
be discussed.
Tracy:-Last spring ]. M. Wardell
sold his 900-acre farm, two miles east
OF this city, to George Courville for
$54 an acre. Recently, the latter
sold the same tract to two Illinois
brothers for $s5 an acre, thus clear
Ing about $4,000 on the deal.
Stillwater.-Members of the state
board of control has formally accept
ed new big warehouse completed on
the ground of the new states prison.
One dormitory and two warehouses
have been finished but the entire
plant will not be ready for two years.
Minneapolis Boy from Wall
Street" is the title that has been given
to the Owen Davis dramatization of
seWell Ford's novel, ''Cherub Devine,"
and Harry Clay Blaney will be seen
In the character of 1.-THE Cherub" at
i the head OF his own company at the
! Bijou, week of December 18th,
Moorhead.-Mrs. Eliza K. Goebel of
this city, aged 81 years, recently sent
enced to five years for manslaughter
in the first degree, was taken to the
penltentiary to begin her term. Mrs.
Goebel was sentenced as a result of
the death of Stina Narverud of Hit
terdal, upon whom she performed an
operation.
Albert Lea.-The annual meeting of
the United Lutheran church corpora
ton has just been held and the re-
ports showed all debts paid and a
snug balance in the treasury. The
resignation of the pastor, Rev. Nils
Kleven, who has been elected to a
Chalr IN st. Olaf's college, Mortified
was accepted.
st. Paul.-News has just reached
the Twin Cities of the death ir
Alglers, from heart failure, of Dr.
Henry Hutchinson, president of the
state board of health since 1901, Las,
August, Dr. Hutchinson and Mrs
Hutchinson left st. Paul for Euro
pean trip. They were spending the
winter in Algiers.
Lucan.-O. H. Gehrke, Justice O.
peace OF Lucan, was arrested for deal
Ing in cream without a license. HI
appeared before himself, heard the
evidence and then decided to plead
guilty and fine himself $25 and costs
the minimum penalty for the offense
This is the only case of Justice q
peace passing sentence on himself /,
the record of the state.
Fergus Falls.-The importation q
liquor into Fergus Falls is an I'm
healthy business, Notwithstanding tn,
TACT that the city is outside the ter
f1tory covered by the Indian treat,
Df 1855. Paul Viger, who was in tn,
saloon business here before the cit,
went dry, arrived from Moorhead witt
large grip, and began calling q,
friends. Five minutes later Viger wa
n court, and another half hour foun,
him in jail with a sixty DAYS sent
mce before him. -
Mankato.-The state normal schoo
has begun it's winter term. The fal
term closed Nth the following elias,
Of fifteen graduating: Advanced
Courses-Iva Mailman, Eva Hartman
Frances Mcbride, Eleanor Mott. Hele,
Weed, Mankato; Kittie Ward. Maple
ton; Anna Zoch, Montgomery. Par
:ial Courses-Edna Buell.. Kasota
Leila Fox, Devils Lake, N. D.; Myrtl,
! 5rlmes. Lesueur: Jessie Jones, Hero1
Lake; Elsie Terry, Lamberton; Haze
Vosburgh, Lake City; Ellen Willis
I 'anesville; Louise Shoemaker, Man
: kato. ESsE .5 q.
st. James.-Congressm Hannah,
nas appointed Charles MCCARTHY 3
{ Nadelia, cadet in. the United State
j Military academy at West Point. Will
Tom Fox. Of Mankato, and Adolpl
5oyre, Of Sleepy Eye, alternates
s. The appointments were made afte
. ~ Examination Of seven applicants 81
e. "a ev. w. 3. Thompson
II & 0As5 2,;tor Of the Wesley Ietho
& o. % TO this city, who was lef
!, 81 rs 81, ent at the session 8
& - Gta Methodist conferenc,
], october, has been ap
III OF the churches a
. ford s.s4A