Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-23
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Anoka. The 5Oth annual session st
the Minnesota Uniyarsalist. convention
and auxiliary bodies opened here:
Brainerd. The annual shop picnic
Of the Northern Pacific railway en-
ployes of Brainerd was held at re.
quot.
Mankato.-The jury in the SIS, 900
personal injury suit of Mary Blumo
against the Milwaukee Railway com.
pany, watch was tried in the district
court IN this city, brought in verdict
against the company Of $3.50.
Collegeville The 5Sth annual com
mencement exercises OF St. Johns uni.
verslty took place Wednesday, Richie
leu the class play, in the title role
of which William Marlzof of st. Paul
distinguished himself, was presented
with marked success.
GAINESVILLE. "A succession Of
heavy showers Is causing much anxi.
ETY. IN this vicinity. 1t is estimated
that one-quarter OF the potato crop
has been wiped out, while much Of
the small grain is seriously affected.
Water. covers many fields. Z.
Anoka.-The sessions of the state
assembly OF the Seventh Day Advent
lists, fifty-fOurth annual campmeeting
came to close: Fifty-three persons
We're baptized in the Rum river by
three pastors of the church in the
presence of 5000 spectators.
st. Cloud. Frost, continued cold
weather and rains for nearly two
months have injured crop prospects,
according to central Minnesota farm.
ers. The corn has been retarded
from 10 days to weeks and the
smaller grains have suffered.
New Ulm.-The annual conference
OF the German Evangelical Lnthera n
Synod of Minnesota adjourned after
a weeks session. The synod con
demned socialism and anarch;stic
principles, the subject being discuss
eel in paper by Rev. E. A. Pankow
of st. James
Winona. began work to re-
pair temporarily the hull of the. sunk.
en- steamer Frontenac, which struck
the railway bridge here. The plan is
to raise the steamer at once and to
nave 1t in operation as soon as posi-.
BILE. The steamers bookings provide
fer season until late in the fall.
Glenwood.-Juliu Znanicki, was ar.
rested by Sheriff Gilbertson at the
Stivland farm home in Ben Wade
township, Pope county, and is held
at the county jail here, pending fur
TIER Investigation concerning his
Whereabouts since the murder of the
three Mitmoen brothers west of Low.
~ last month
Rochester. = Henry Wrought for
more than 20 years mail carrier here.
IS dead as the result Of a fracture of
the skull suffered. III fall Which oe-
CURED today Wherr his bicycle, on
which he leaned while talking to a
friend, Slipped from. under him and
he was thrown backward, his head
striking the curbing.
Grand Meadow--Whle Clarence
Robinson and ole Hausen were speed.
Ing in a new auto, the car struck a c,l-
vert, hurting both riders through the
windshield. They were picked up
unconscious by a party of campers.
Both were severely injured The car
was demolished. Robinson is a stock
buyer in Grand Meadow. IIaugen is
carpenter
Mocrhead.-Ed. Smith, saloonkeep-
er. has applied tohthe city council for
& retail liquor license effective July /,
when 81 Moorhead liquor LICENSES :ex.
pire. The action was taken after a
meeting of the Loyal Liberty league.
Local saloonkeepers, we'll know that
under the provisions of the option law
the city council VIII not be able to
grant the license.
ElN River.-The annual Minnesota,
Iowa picnic of i5aerburne and Wright
counties was held at Big Lake and was
attended BY several hundred merry
2:;s er;5 from the :wo counties. The
program consisted OF an address ty
henry Holmes Of Sherburne county
md various athletic events In red
hot ball game Big Lake defeated Beck
er By the score OF 3 to 2, the winning
cl}n bang forced over in the 10th inn
| ine.
Cohato.-A- e. Pickard, surerinten
dent of the Cokato Associated
| schools for three years, has rendered
his resignation to take the presi
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