Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-16
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Mankato silk thieves are plying
their trade in Southern Minnesota.
One Of the latest raids was made at
Marshall, where the store OF w. w.
Cook was burglarized.
Montevideo. The Minnesota Short.
horn Breeders association will meet
here June II and 18 and strong pro.
gram has been prepared. Sessions will
De held at the s. G. Hliason farm
Staples. "A handcar loaded with sec.
ton men Jumped the track near Vim.
ms and was run down by another
car from the rear. Two men were in.
jured about the head and may die,
and third suffered broken legs. Two
others We're less seriously injured A
special train from here took the three
seriously injured to the Northern Pa.
cltic hospital at Brainerd.
Elbow Lake.-An attempt was made
to burglarize the Elbow Lake post.
office. Entrance was effected through
basement window. Two cents.
taken from the till, was all that the
burglar got. A handle was knocked
off the safe door, but otherwise it was
not damaged and it had not been
opened. Evidently the burglar was
heightened away while ut work on the
safe.
Elbow Lake.-The high school grad.
uated class Of II. The address was
delivered by former Senator Gunder-
son Of Alexandria. The graduates
were Lillian Hanson, valedictorian:
Richard Gosh, salutatorian; J.atania
Ackerson, Wilhelmina Godward, Ella
Holt, Viola Evenson, Agnes Dolls,
Gladys Sauby, Jennie Vik, Geneyieve
i Doely, Lennie Eidal, Raymond Boil
lum.
oorlead.-Receiyer J. A. Kemp OF
the defunct GAINESVILLE National bank.
has notice from Controller T. B. Kane
OF Washington that an assessment of
$4,000 had been placed against the
bank. This assessment is made to
meet the losses of depositors of the
bank at the time it went into the
receivership, The sum of $4S has
which totals $4,000.
Nafren.-An auto train of 20 cars
lett Warren on an alfalfa tour. The
tourists will visit the farms of about
70 OF the most progressive agrichltur.
lists OF the neighborhood They will ba
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Morkassel
! and speakers from the AGRICULTURAL
schools at st. Anthony Park and
Croohston made addresses The tour
was arranged by Professor Neraal of
the agricultural department Of the
Warren high school,
housekeeping from his automo-
bile when he realized a collision was
Inevitable, A. G. Sundee, buttermaker
at Fremont, fell heavily to the street
at ST. Charles while NorthW estakn pas.
senger train No. 5O6 wrecked IFS ma
Chine. A large number OF persons at
! the st. Charles depot witnessed the
accident. According to Mr.. Sundee he
! E'4a3 about to cross the tracks when
1la3man motioned him to proceed. A
| freight train, he said, blocked his Wis
| ion S
GleHWoOd.-By a vote of two to
/ three, the commissioners of Pope conn-
ty have appropriated funds to employ
| county agent for the coming year.
Sentiment in the county turned against
| the county agent principle and in or.
! der to ascertain the wishes of the vot-
ers. a special election was held this
spring. Those opposing the county
agent won. Although the county board
was not bound by the vote, it was gen.
orally supposed the death knell of this
special work here had been sounded.
Waseca.-A community picnic for
| the farmers of Waseca county will be
l:.ld by the Waseca Commercial club,
Farmers clubs gave picnic last year,
y which the people of Waseca were
Invited. and the townspeop1e will now
retc;nrocste. The picnic will be held
at ,iapicwoed park on the east shore
| OF Gear lac. Lean Woods will be
tie principal speaker. Professor An.
row Boss and Thomas eastman are
| also On the program. Motorboat races,
e tug OF war and other sports will bl
provided
/ I4ibbing.-A new significance of the
/ Fourth OF July will be impressed upon
| CITIZENS here if plans of the Hibbina
/ Commercial club materialize. Plans