Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-12-01
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GAINESVILLE. 49, SO-called treated POI
tato plots in Clay county, celebrated
the country over for it's potatoes,
made wonderful showing the past
season.
Hastings. James M. Millett and
Miss Marie A. O'Brien, daughter Of
Mrs Isabelle O'Brien, were married
at St. Teresa's chapel by Rev. r. ].
Lang. Mr.. Millett is state senator.
Winona. m The trial of Rev. Father
L. NJ Lesches on the charge of shoot
Ing Right Rev. p. r. Hebron, bishop
OF the diocese Of Winona, on Aug q
last with intent to kill, was started on
Tuesday before Judge George W..
Granger in district court
| st. Cloud.-A petition directed to
the charter commission asking an
amendment providing for the city
manager form of government is in cir:
culation here. The annual city cleo
ton will take place in April, when
the three city commissioners will be-
selected.
Minneapolis. - The League of Min,
nesOta municipalities has authorized
publication of a monthly bulletin
which shall contain proceedings of it's
annual convention and general munic-
ipal news The bulletin will be pre-
pared by G.. e. Gesell, director Of the
municipal research bureau at the uni.
versity
Duluth. 49, Nicholas Hoffman, 20
years old, son of pioneer Duluth par
| ents, is dead as a result of the care,
| lessness of an unidentified hunter,
who is being sought Hoffman was
shot in the right leg while he and
his brother, Joseph, were stalking out
a tent where they intended to camp,
about two miles from Munger.
| Duluth. The northern port ore
shipping season has practically closed.
The Missabe docks sent out their
last cargo, the Townsend being the
last boat to leave for lower ports with
ore; the 500 is through, and the
| Northern Pacific dock sent out the
! c. L. Hutchinson with load of ore,
the departure closing it's season.
| Anoka. - Anthony Bryson drove an
automobile forty miles in forty-five
minutes over frozen country roads to
save his dog and cat from fire. Bry-
sons home on Elk river took fire
while the owner and his wife were
| away. He was called on the telephone
and tie race began. Bryson arrived
too late to save the home, but rescued
! the pets.
Anoka. - With the ice jam in the
Mississippi river at this place extend
Ing one mile up stream, city authori-
ties and business men are contemplate
Ing the use of dynamite to clear the
stream if the pressure is much in
creased. AS a result of the Jam the
Champlil flour mill and the Pillsbury-
Wasnburn plant are suffering cur
tailment of their water power.
Minneapolis, MINI. Congressman
George r. Smiths suggestion to
Mayor Nye, President Plat B. Walk.
er OF the council, and John Ryan,
chairman of the rivers and harbors
committee of the ccAncil, that a com.
mittee should be sent to Washington
to confer on the government dam
power controversy will be consid-
cred In council meeting. according to
announcement made by Mr.. Walker.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grant of this
city was awarded $17,5OO damages
against the Dan Patch road for in.
| juries received in it's employ by =
jury in district court Grant was
caught between two box cars while
working for the company at Mankato,
and claims he was permanently in
jured. He sued for $4,000 damages.
The court has one of the largest civil
! calendars that it has had for nun.
Der of years.
Duluth. Hunters found a small
pile of human bones, skull with two
bullet holes in it and some charred
pieces OF cloth and shoes about a mile
east of Lester river, at the extreme
eastern end of the city. Coroner Nc
Comb is investigating what he be-
lieves to be a murder of about year
ago. Indications are that the MUIR
derer shot his victim through the
forehead, then dragged the body some
distance and hid it under a slanting
| tree trunk.
! Shokapee, Minn.-William Keat-
Ing, 10 years old, recent arrival in
Minneapolis from Streator, ILL.,. died
Friday afternoon from wounds re.
ceived in a Thanksgiving day hunting
accident near here Arthur Buckley.
q companion, was reloading his shot
gun during stop of the party near
Bush lake, when the charge went off.
and struck Heating in the leg. He
was taken to the Eitel hospital in
Minneapolis but the loss of blood
caused his death.
Rochester, municipal water pow
er plant that will give to Rochester
the opportunity to supply electric cur.
rent to the consumer at less price
than anywhere in the country is q
project that has been launched by
the Rochester Commercial club. and
probably will be presented to the
voters of the city as soon as the legal
phase Of the question has been settled.
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