Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-07-28

~" 't iiou ~ OlNce ny q .LOCal OF Ivy. DR..
smith, president, who has served for
the same period, polled 1875 votes.
they were opposed by DR.. E. w. John.
son and Judge Hiram A. Simons.
Hibbins.-Pinned with his face
down in the mud under a car until
an omnibus filled with men came along
and lifted the machine, was the ex-
pe:ience of Rev w. J. Bell of Vir-
| R1nia, who, with his wife, had a mar.
70" escape from death when the ma,
Chine he was driving slipped from tho
roal into a,fditch and turned turtle.
AIRS. Bell was thrown completely from
the machine. The accident occurred
between here and Chisholm.
Hibbing.-The Great Northern rail.
road has refused to accept village or.
ders in payment for freight bills and
the power plant will have to close
down If relief is not had soon, vii
age officials say. Because of the dis
counts demanded for exchange of vii
[lage orders for cash, the Carnegie
library and fire department have al
ready been affected. Directors of the
library have announced that that in.
st;tution will be closed II the orders
cannot be cashed at 4 reasonable dis.
count Ss's. EAAl
| Faribault.-A decision by the Rice
county. commissioners to have the
Cannon Lake highway, leading out OF
fi;"::5ault, oiled, together with an .ap.
proErjation of $500 by the Faribault
automobile association for inhsprove
ment OF the same road over ave miles
IN extent, will make it one of the best
In Minnesota. The county board has
appropriated $4,000 for road better.
nsnt, an increase: of ST., 900 over last
year. .
St. Cloud.-Randolph Holding, the
man for whom the town of Holding
anl the village Of Holdingford both 81
this county, were named, died at Ran.
so1A, n. D. He was; the first tperma.
nent settler in the township of Hold
Ing, settling there as early as May.
1858. He was born in McHenry coun
~, Hl.. July n, 1914 ...tses5e
Faribault.-A decision BY the Rice
county commissioners to have the
Cannon Lake highway, leading out O:
Far:bault, oiled, together with an ap.
pr0'riation Of $500 by the Faribault
Automobile association for improve.
ment Of the same road over Ave miles
In 2 tent, will make it one Of the best
IN Minnesota. The county board has
appropriated. $4,000 for. road better.
mant, an increase OF $4,000 over las,
Eyes:
CroQkston. There has been marked
Improvement in the crop outlook
throughout northwestern Minnesota
during the last week. In Marshal:
and KittsOn counties there have beer
some heavy and needed showers
The barley has started to turn ant
viii soon be ready for the harvest
and AL grain is we'll headed ont anC
standing UP we'll
i'nlrth. Unemployed men, at
tracted by news that the steel plant
baing completed here, will open No
va'n''er are drifting into Duluth
Tue: search for work will be futile
ftr months, as it has been announced
that the plant will require no more
Ten than are actually available here
fpr some months, and that when the
llnnt begins operations, only men
VIM have actual homes in Duluth will
or hired
DE>u3h.-The ninth annual conven.
ten Ct the Minnesota Shorthand Re.
po:tars' association will be held in the
courthouse in Duluth on July 81. ,The
cs@cs"s Of the association are presi.
cent. George B. Hillman, St. Paul;
wee president, ]. J. Cameron, Duluth
secretary-treasurer, Willis L. Wyman
Minneapolis: chairman executive
: committee, Philip NJ. Woodward, St
Cloud; historian, William H. sHigxins
Minneapolis.
Brainerd. The cafe Of w. T.eLar
rabee was raided BY. Chief Of Police
Henry, squires and .Patrolman Dc
Rocker and ,ssysn. bottles Of beer and
three half-sallon jugs Of whisky
found Il.
Caledonia. Having hallucinatiol
that he was being pursued and Vas "a
suffer some bodily harm, Philip Snure
! farmer living 4 stx miles north Of
here, committed suicide He was
found with q bullet hole through hi,
head and revolver by his side. He
was 50 years Old and leaves viii
and tuvN nhi1draa sS#Es f&# ztE III H;