Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-09-21


1929; Park Rapids fair Sept. 1915;
Motley fair, Sept. 14-15. I,
Red Wing. Three boys escaped
from the Red Wing Training School
last week and the police of the Twin
Cities have been notified to be on the !
lookout for them.
Bemidji. The Beltrami county
grand jury completed it's considera.
ton of evidence in the Dumas case
and reported to Judge Stanton. AS
there were four documents handed
to the judge, it is presumed four in.
dictments were returned.
Minneapolis.-At meeting of the
local Shriners Temple, it was decided
to take no action this year toward the
construction of new Masonic Temple
Tor Minneapolis. Committees have
been appointed to select a site should
new building be agreed upon by the
Masonic bodies.
Little Falls. An urgent plea fol-
the initiative, referendum and recall
as the first means of the people secur
ing privileges that are rightfully
theirs, definitions of progressives and
"standpatters," and thrust at thu
recent Sanborn rate decision were fea
lures of a speech by Congressman
Lindbergh at the Morrison County fail
here.
Bemidji.- While spinning along OF
Lake Irwin, a motor-equipped canoe
occupied by Miss Minnie Lyons and
Miss Dorothy Clark and their escorts
Carl Hanson and Joseph Andersen,
ran upon slanting piling, upset and
threw it's passenger into water that
came up to their necks. All were soon
rescued.
st. Paul. ~ Appointment of 1000
farmers as delegates to the Farmers
National congress, to be held in Col
umbus, Ohio, is urged upon Governor
Eberhart by Eric Olson, vice president
Of the congress in Minnesota. The
congress is to be held October IL to
16. Last year IT'S delegates were ap
pointed.
st. Paul.-All Of the prizes at the
exhibit of the Central States Dairy
association in Mason City, Iowa, were
awarded to Minnesota buttermakers.
John R. Bloomquist, North Branch,
took first prize with a score of 49,;
Fred Dehn of New Ulm was second,
with 97A; E. A. Walstrom Of Grundy
and E. o. Quenbold of Hutchinson tied
for third with 9711.
Faribault. - The Minnesota confer.
ence of the Methodist church will be
held here from Sept. 26 to Oct. L,
The conference will bring about 200
ministers and their wives to this city.
The lay association will also meet
and about ITS members in addition to
the ministers will attend Arrange.
ments are being made for entertaining
the visitors. Bishop Robert Mcintyre
will preside.
ploye of the Rainy River Lumber Com.
pany at Rainy River, Ont, was killed
last week. His foot was caught by a
dog on slasher chain. His body
was pulled downward as far as the
waist The chain mutilated the flesh
and bones in terrible manner. He
was taken to the Spooner hospital
where he died fifteen minutes later,
Dawson came from Duluth. He has
family there.
! St. Paul - A committee from the
Tuberculosis society of Austin,
will appear before the Mower county
commissioners to ask for financial helu
to extend the anti-tuberculosis cam.
paign in that section. At the present
time private donations are being used
The state board of health has received
nearly 100 requests, mainly from coun
ty superintendents of schools, for men
who can give lectures in regard to the
anti-tuberculosis movement. The board
will try to fill the demand.
Washington, D. G. Refusal OF
transcontinental railways to establish
from st. Paul to Denver class and
commodity freight rates, declared by
| the interstate commerce commission
to be just and reasonable from Mis-
sissippi river transfer points to Den
yer, induced an attack upon the St.
Paul rates before the commission. The
complaint was mae by the Hendrie
& Balthoff Manufacturing & Supply
| Co. and the Moore Hardware & Iron
Co. of Denver. A reduction of all
rates is requested.
Rochester BY securing B. A. West
of Minneapolis, as instructor in the
commercial department of the new
high school, 1t is expected the attend
ance will reach the 300 mark. Al
present there are 260 students en-
rolled, an increase of so since last
year. The completion Of the new
$125,O0O high school affords the schol
ars many advantages, including do
nestle science, agriculture, manua
training and commercial work The
building is equipped with a large gym
nasium, shower baths and large, mod
ern recitation departments. The ded
icatory exercises will be held SOON II