Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-05
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81. Cloud. F.. Schroeder's store at
st. Joe was entered by robbers for the
seventh time in IL years. The safe
was opened and valuable papers were
taken.
Thief'River Falls. Joe schmitz, who
was senteced to the state reformatory
q 81. cloud by Judge Grindeland At
warren, broke Jail here and is still
at large.
Anoka.-The Memorial Day commit.
tee mas organized with John Hunter.
chairman; Frank ellis, secretary; ].
e. Erlander, treasurer. The orator
will be Adjutant General Fred B.
Wood.
Caledonia.-More than 100000 will
be expended on highways in Houston
county the coming summer. The coun.
ty board has appropriated $4,000 and
$4,000 additional will come from the
state.
Plpestone.-In the first electrical
storm OF the season, Victor Ditmeyer.
IL years old, was killed while seeding
on his fathers farm, nine miles south.
east OF Pipestone. The bolt struck
D1tmeyer on the head The horses no
was driving were not injured.
Ada.-The Norman county board ID
trying new plan of doing county
bridge work. Instead of letting con.
tracts for building bridges it will buv
the material and employ bridge crew.
Three large steel bridges and several
smaller ones will be erected this wear.
Observation-Disclosures steps with
q view to purchasing the city water
works have been taken by the council
OF Rochester. The franchise of tho
company expires in 1917, and it desires
TO secure new franchise before any
further heavy improvements are made
Bingham Lake.-Jacob Rupp. 4
wealthy farmer of Westbrook, commit
ted suicide by cutting his throat from
ear to ear. Last week he cut his
wrists in an attempt to kill himself.
Worry over a small indebtedness il
said to have been the cause of tho
deed.
Duluth.-No motive has been found
for the suicide of Richard H. Pagan. :
wealthy mining man here. His wife
says he walked the floor all night and
refused to reply to her entreaties not
to go to his office. His health seemed
to be good and his finances appear in
satisfactory condition.
Fergus Falls.-Ole Dryland was ad.
judged insane and committed to the
state hospital here. He suddenly
sprang from his bed, brushed an at.
tendant aside and entered closet.
He was dragged forth and put back in
bed after a struggle Half an hour
later he collapsed and died.
Mankato.-Anna Andring, 4-year-old
daughter of Peter Andring, farmer
living across the river is suffering from
burns. that may prove fatal. In play
ing with match she set her dress
on lire. Her screams brought mem
bers of the family to her rescue, and
the flames were smothered with coats,
Bralnerd.-Thirty or more assessors
OF Crow Wing county attended the
school of instruction presided over by
Judge James T. Hale of St. Paul, mem.
Der of the state tax commission, who
explained the various laws affecting as.
sessments and emphasized the neces.
slty OF assessing at full and true value.
From Brainerd Judge Hale went to
Aitkin to preside at a similar meet,
ing.
East Grand Forks-Only eight of
the "a teachers comprising the fac.
ulty of the East Grand Forks schools
will continue on the local staff next
year, 16 having already resigned.
Professor H. E. Wolfe, superintendent,
goes to the Paramount, Mimi, schools {;
l.. H. H"::ter, agricultural instructor,
to the North field, Mimi, schools, and
Professor IT. b. Goddard to the Mo.
bridge, S. D., schools
Fergus Falls.-The spring term OF
the United States court will open in
this city shortly The civil calendar
contains Is cases, and it is expected
there will be criminal business in ad.
dition to the customary run of minor
| post Office offenses, as the government
will bring charges against those who
have shipped liquor into the Indian
country since the application of the
! lid a. few months ago.
Albert Lea-Photograph of Nick
CharistOpoulos, who was captured in
this city by Sheriff F'osse, have been
identified by Sheriff Woods of Salt
Lake City as the pictures of the man
charged with murder in the first de-
gree. In a telegram to local authori
ties Wood says Charistopoulos il
charged with choking to death a for
mer sweetheart, Miss Sophie Bour
azam of Salt Lake City. He will come
here to take the prisoner back to
Utah.
Mankato-J. B. Foley, travelling
salesman from the Twin Cities, has
been made defendant in an action fol
alleged SANDER, brought in this city
by Mrs. Sophia Carey, a chamber
maid in a local hotel, to recover $2,50(
damages. He missed his purse, con
tanning $23 and some valuable papers