Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-12-08
STATE BR|fV|I|ES.

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Minneapolis M Members of the Hen.
nepin County Territorial Pioneers as.
ISOLATION will hold their annual winter
meeting at Godfrey House on New
Years day.
Wlnona. IN Two official representa-
tives OF the government Of the prov
1nce of Saskatchewan were in Winona
to study the methods of taxation en-
ployed in a model county in Mime
sofa.
Minneapolis. - A strong appeal for
unity and forward movement Of the
party were urged by James "A. Peter
son, in an address before the Get TO,
gether banquet of the Seventh Ward
Republican club, Minneapolis.
Winona.-W William Lockwood of La
Crescent pleaded guilty in federal
court there to violating the cattle quar-
antine act Of 1895 and was given the
highest sentence allowed by the law
by Judge Wilbur F. Booth, fine OF
800.
Pipestone. Members of the Pipe
stone county board have paid and
burned the last two bonds which were
issued when the courthouse was erect
cd several years ago. Pipestone coun.
ty is now free from all bonded indebt-
edness.
Faribault. - Faribault is to have q
corn and grain show this winter. The
avhihif will ho h01 ~ NJ 4
when the annual poultry show of the
Cannon Valley Poultry association
gives their annual show January Is,
10 and 20.
Glenwood. - George Nelson and
John Jacobson, charged with the muir
der of the three Mitmoen brothers
last May on their farm, were acquit-
ted in the district court here after
four weeks trial. The jury was cat
only 20 minutes and took only one
ballot.
Hibbing. Liquor to more than
$500 in value was contscated by gov.
eminent Indian agents in the base
ment of the First National bank build
ing. The raid, which was the first
since the recent closing, was carried
out under the direction of v. H. Ellis,
assisted by C. e. Benson.
Minneapolis every foot
of the sixty thousand feet of space
available for the annual automobile
show at the Armory, January 2OFeb-
ruary 5, was taken at the end Of the
space-drawing by exhibitors at the
headquarters Of the Minneapolis Auto
mobile Trade association.
Albert Lea.-The partial failure of
the corn crop in Freedom county has
not disheartened the farmers Silos
have been built on nearly every farm
and much of the soft corn was saved.
The farmers are now prepared for
any similar year and are planning
even to increase the acreage
Faribault.-The jury in the case Of
Mayor N. 8. Erb, Councilman William
Lindenberg and Councilman Frank ].
Mccarthy VS.. Councilman Domadt, re-
turned verdict in favor of the plain
tiffs. The jury awarded Lindenberg
IS and the other two 81 each Suit
was brought in each case for $1,000.
Duluth.-Major John H. Darling,
assistant United Sttes engineer in
this district for 80 years until he re-
tired three weeks ago, has offered to
build and equip an astronomical obaer-
vatory for Duluth, free of charge, and
asks only that the council grant him
location on a piece Of property owned
by the city.
Bemidji. "On to Bemidji, the
Magic City of the North is. the slogan
Of the Northern Minnesota Develop
ment association. More than 800 dele
gates representing not less than thirty
counties of this section of the state
and q number from other sections
were expected to be present at the
meeting, for the sixth annual winter
session.
Winona. An investigation which
has been prosecuted for weeks BY the
Winona police department reached
climax at La Crosse when David e.
Hale of Ann Arbor, Mich, was arrest
ed on information furnished by Eliza
beth Ehlerts, II years old, of this city.
The police say Hale will be arraigned
before court commissioner charged
with violation of the Mann white slave
act.
Albert Lea. - Jasper Thompson, 80
years old, wealthy resident of For
est City, Iowa, southwest of this city.
with philanthropic inclinations, has
erected a building, costing more than
$4,000, on Sunnyside farm near that
town and has turned over the whole