Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-17
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FIJI Called onia. Farmers are rejoicing
over the heavy blanket Of snow which
covers the ground. The snow will IN
sure plenty Of moisture and put the
ground in good condition for thu
years crop. Ri III
WinOna. Winona's )oard Of munia-
tpal works has decided to begin the
adoption of an artesian water surely
here by sinking four artesian wells il
Levee park, for which bids are to be
opened next month 6i3
Park Rapids. Colonel Earl d. Luce
OF the Luce line visited Park RAPIDS
this week and explained his plans.
which are to bring the road to this
city within three years. A COMMITTEES
of commercial club members is get
ting subscriptions Of stock.
T. Fergus Falls. -The body Of William
Roberts, young man engaged in cat
tie buying here. was found with a bull
let hole in his head and a revolver
clasped tightly in one hand. tt lis
supposed he committed suicide but
there is no known cause. His parents
supposed he was in ST. Paul with car
load Of stock & .@
Bralnerd. Edward M I.ehnerts. q
lecturer of the general extension li-
! vision OF the University Of Minnesota
has been engaged by the Knights OF
Columbus to speak here March i on
"Mlnnesota's Place in the Sisterhoodsof
States" Mr.. Lehnerts is the founder
and director of the University of Min
nesota state tours.
Duluth William ]. Wallace Of Du.
luth has brought suit against the Hig-
gins Land company for $4,000, which
he claims for services in obtaining
data used by the Higgins company in
securing a cancellation of a certain
lease given to the United States Steel
corporation on one of its mines. The
case IS on trial in district court.
Hfbbing.-The dry zone is gradually
being extended on the range, Holman
being the last town to be closed. The
saloons at Hibbing, Grand Rapids,
Chisholm and several other range
towns have not as yet received orders
but it is probable they will be closed,
In view of the fact that the cid" has
! been extended into range territory.
Brainerd.-Boys and girls of the
county are to be encouraged to plant
one variety of potatoes. At a recent
meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce
$50 was appropriated to the agricul-
tural committee for the purchase of
No. | Carmen seed potatoes to be dis
tr1buted among boys and girls OF the
county in an effort to standardizo
tubers grown throughout the county.
Duluth Miss Della Dory and Ar.
thur Baker, both of West Duluth, went
through the ice when returning from
the Superior side of the bay. Baker.
IN falling, showed out Of danger a
:babys sled in which his one ca r.old
niece was lying. He and his com
panion went into 40 feet Of water. Help
arrived in time to pull the pairsout.
! unconscious, and both are in serious
condition.
i Winona-G. W. Lawson, secretary.
/ treasurer Of the Minnesota Federation
/ OF Labor: was in Winona to discuss
preparations for the entertainment OF
the annual convention of the fedora,
! ton to be held in Winona July. 10. 20
and Il. He expresses keen satisfac.
ton at the action of the legislature in
passing the semi-monthly pay bill
which at three previous sessions was
blocked in the senate. q
st. Cloud.-B Bishop John Busch. who
was recently appointed bishop of the
st. Cloud diocese, will be installed on
March IL, according to information
received by local clergymen. He viii
arrive from St. Paul with Archbishop
Ireland in time for installation at II
a. m. In the evening a public recep
i ton will be held. Bishop Busch is now
at Lead, 8. D. He will succeed Bishop
Trobec, who resigned.
Duluth.-The last day on which can
didates for municipal offices can file
their nomination papers, in prepare
ton for the city election of April 6
has passed and seven will make the
run for the two positions of the cit,
commissioner which become vacant
u w. A. Hicken, commissioner of public
safety, and R. J. Murchison, commits
sioner Of public works, are the retirins
members, and each will try to succeed
himself.
Crookston.-After comforting WITT
the citizens committee today, Mayo,
8 Tom Morris decided to call another
mass meeting for Tuesday evening
March %, to further discuss the mat
ter OF rates for water and light ii
Crookston. The committee recent,
visited Moorhead, Fargo, and Crane
Forks to inspect the water works an,
electric light plants, in order that h.
matter might be better presented ii
the report contemplated. s
Albert Lee. Plans are being mad,
for the entertainment Of more tlsai
800 delegates at the state mus: cal con
vention which vii! be held III Alf5er.
Lea, June 22,# % and 2f. 4. iF'reiif.s'
|, editor Of Musical America, will i,
n one of tho snna X nrss loan a W, ~ !,