Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-04-07

LuFerne.-for the nrst time In years
the first of April sees no seeding done
In Rock county. There is still some
snow in the fields and the ground il
frozen so hard that it cannot be work.
ca. Farmers are hopeful of being able
to begin seeding shortly.
Mankato.-Plans have been prepar-
ed by Mankato architect for home
at Fairmont for dependent children
which will be erected this year. The
main building will cost $4,000 and it
is understood that the institution will
be endowed so that it will be on per.
manent basis.
East Grand Forks-Polk county on.
ton forces will file their petition April
L asking an election on the liquor
question. Preliminary Arrangement
contemplates the holding of the cleo
ton on May "a, which would mean
that saloons in Polk county would be
eliminated November "a, providing the
drys win.
Caledonia.-The Caledonia high
school debating team will meet the
debaters of the Anoka high school at
Anoka on Friday evening, April Is.
Caledonia will support the negative of
the state question, the government
ownership of all telephone and tela.s
graph lines.
Park Rapids-Indian Agent Brandt
visited Park Rapids and served sub.
poenas on Is men to appear before
the federal court at Fergus Falls.
These men are charged with having
shipped liquor into this town. w. Van.
derlip, wanted in Hubbard county, has
been arrested at Greenville, Mich. on
charge of embezzlement.
Duluth.-Before the end Of next
week 700 to 1000 men will be put at
work on the steel plant of the Minne-
sofa Steel company in Duluth, and it
Is 1ntimated that the plant will be
rushed to completion. Vice President
John Refs OF, the Minnesota Steel COM
pany will be here soon to supervise
construction work. 5E.F
Winona.-The steamer Oronoco, the
pleasure craft Of the Mayos at Roch.
ester, was the first vessel to reach wi.
mona on the Mississippi river this sea,
son. 1t broke the ice in Fountain City
pay and made quick run down here.
! where 1t will be overhauled prepare.
tory to starting on a long southern
cruise about April 10.
Hibbing.-Mine operators on the
range discredit the report purported
to have come officially from w. ]. OF.
colt, vice president Of the Duluth, Me.
saba 4 Northern railroad, to the effect
that the ore output from the so-called
Hill group of mines will be hauled by
that railroad to be loaded from it's
docks upon lake carriers.
Brainerd.-"Well, sure was lucky
when I enlisted in the navy" wrote
| Francis Hughson, one Of the men who
lost his life on the Inflated submarine
F-4, to Wilbur I. Bissonette of Brain.
erd just a week before the craft was
submerged OFF Honolulu. Hughson
was 70 years old and machinist Of
the first class His home is at Los.
| Angeles.
Winona. James A. Tawney, former
| congressman, has left for Washington
to attend a regular meeting of the In.
ternational Joint Boundary commits.
sion. He is the chairman of the Ameri.
can section. Mr.. Tawney said that he
will be absent about three weeks. A
number of important matters are
| scheduled for consideration, including
| the Lake of the Woods controversy.
Hastings. - The Hastings high.
school carried off the honors from Red
Wing and Rochester, winning practic.
ally all the prizes in the oratorical and
declamatory contest, held at Red
Wing. Charles F. Freeman in the de.
clamatory class, Miss Hazel Bryngel.
son in the dramatic, and Miss Jennia:
McHattie in the humorous, won hon.
ors. Rochester young woman was
first in the latter contest.
Crookston.- annual meeting
and banquet of the Crookston Auto.
mobile club were attended by 70 mem.
bers Adopting the report of the nom.
mating committee, the following Of.
f1cers were unanimously elected;
President, G. A. Merely; vice presi.
dent, z. c. strander; secretary-treas,
urer, G. M. Lumpkin. board of COVER.
Il
nors, the above officers and VI. r,
Lowe, Ed Peterson, F. c.. Paskle, w.
T. Carlisle and Lee R. Boyd.
New Ulm.-J. G. Edwards, captured
here by Chief Of Police A. Klause at.
ter a chase of several blocks and
lodged in the county Jail on a charge
OF forgery, has proved to be Il we'll.
known criminal. Photographs Of him
were sent to the warden of the state
penltentlary at saltwater who has re-
pllea that Edwards served three terms
IN the prison. as well as terms in Mis-.
souri,, Nevada and Nebraska.
Little Falls.-Joseph Neisus, IA
years old, residing at Pierz, is miles
east OF here, fell from horse he was
riding, his foot caught in the stirruA
and he was dragged to death,