Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-10-20

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Cass Lake.-Work has commenced
on the new one:hundred-foot steel
tower and tank for the Cass Water
and Power company. !
St. Paul. - The Secretary Of
State, Julius Schmahl has issued to
date 1890 livenses, an increase Of
5000 over last year. ~ He estimates
the aggregate value at $12,000,000. i,
Beaver Creek.-The annex to the
Fubbard-Palmer elevator fell, throw.
ing 1900 bushels Of oats over the
North-W estern tracks, delaying traffic.
The structure was filed to the top
and gave way under the load. Z
Minneapolis Vaughan CHASER, com.
Ing to the Bijou, Minneapolis, the week
Of October 23rd in "The Man Be
tween,". by Rupert Hughes, made q
distinct hit last season In est. Elmo"
and he appears to have more than
duplicated his success this year.
Spring Valley.-Under the aauspices
Of the Commercial club horse fair
was held here. Many, fne horses and
colts were on exhibition and very
large number of.farmers from the sur
rounding country gathered here as
parties to the contest or interested in
the sevent
pix River James Gray, Democratic
candidate for governor, spoke here.
along the same lines as his keynote
speech at Fergus Falls. rAslarge and
enthusiastic audience was present and
applause was frequent. State Dairy
and Food Commissioner French Sac
companied Mr.. Gray and spoke briefly
In his behalf. ~ .',''.' ',''
Duluth Judge j.. D. Ensign. in dis
trict court, sentenced Jackson Nc
Pherson, to life imprisonment at Still
water for, the. murder Of Otto Frey,
On board the steamer North Lake, in
the harbor here a year ago. Both
men were sailors and became involved
Ia a quarrel. ,McPherson's defense
was self,defense.. -, .-..
st. nPaul.-The largest tassemblage
81, Baptistewom that has yet marked
the state gatherings OF the, tdenomina.
lion took up the work of the, women
IN the, cause of, advancing, missionary
work innboth home and foreign fields
at the 5ffty-frst state convention Of
Baptists now lin session at, the, Wood
land Park church, Laurel avenue and
Victoria street.
Faribault,- Bishop J. L. Nuelson
preached the annual conference ser.
mon of the Northern German Metho.
dist conference here in German. Many
people were turned away, being unable
to gain admittance. The bishop or.
dained the following clergy: George
H. Brunes, "Gardena. N. D., H. G.
Schmidt, Bertha; Walter E. Mahle, st.
Paul Park college; p. G. Meirbachtel,
Hokah. DR.. F. 2. Hirsch, president
Of Charles City, Iowa, college, spoke
In English to a large audience. s'At&a
.Winona. The first real operation,
In the gigantic lake park improvement,
project here began when. the La. Crosse
Dredging Company's outfit pumped
the first of the mud from Lake WI
mona. One hundred thousands dol
lars will be expended in turning the
north shore Of the lake into q beauti
full park, with macadam drives and 3
public playground. Half Of the fund
was given conditionally, provided thu
remainder could be raised, BY the late
w. H. Laird and M. q. Norton. The
work will, be completed, within, three
years. 8f55 n. .S ..ss Il, .4ss &.
Fergus ls:--Arrangements are. be
Ing made here for an Industrial con
test to be- held in this city Oct. "a
at which time the students Of til,
348 school districts ofethe county will
be given an opportunity to 3exhibi
their best work, scholastic, mechanica
and agricultural. District contests ar
being held in Perham, Pelican Rapid,
New York Mills, Battle Lake, Parker
Prairie, sHenning and other villages
and the best work will be brought i
this city to compete with the work q
the schools here. A program is bein
arranged and the committee in gcharg
has decided to tender an invitation {
James =. Hill 20 denver the pr1nc1pa
address.
Winona. Farmers around Winons
j while not laying claim to particula
wisdom as weather prophets, say tina
from observations they have made, tn
fur bearing animals in these part
are cultivating unusually beautifu
heavy coats for the coming winter
which is said to be sign of plent
of cold weather. Another sign tina
the coming winter is to be sever
one is said to be found in the sudde
and early flight Of nigh thawks for til
I South. For more than q week thes
birds have been fitting toward
i warmer climate, sometimes Ia motto
ably large numbers.