Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-10
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this week flor a big Woodman picnic
and celebration to be held early ID
June. According to preliminary plans
June 4 will be devoted to the picnic
On the evening of June 5 large class
will be initiated and on the 9Th the
annual memorial service of the lodge
will be heidi
Brainerd. m Asserting that seven
lumberjacks who signed employment
| contracts at Duluth, and for whom
board and railway fare We're advanc
ed, Jumped their jobs shortly after
arrival in the camp at Pequot, ]. w.
Downs Of Downs & Son, had the
Woodsmen arrested and brought to
Brainerd for trial.
SpOoner.-W Willie, 13-year-old son Of
William Young Of the Beaudette MOTEL
was run over and killed by an east.
bound train on the Canadian Northern
While ne Was riding on a gasoline
speeder between Pitt and Beaudette
The boy was run over in September
1913, and at that time lost his right
leg near the hip
Pipestone. Robbers pried open,
rear window of the store of Wilson &
Evans Bros, and made good their es.
cape with over 400 yards of the choic-
est silks and satins in the store. The
burglars took new suit cases from the
shelves and packed their loot into
them. The loss runs into several
hundred dollars.
Winona.-The Bay State Milling
company of lthis city, which recently
started the construction of a 100000
bushel capacity elevator, has placed
orders for machinery which will dou-
bic the capacity Of it's rye mill The
engagements are being made in ex-
pectation of greatly increased activ.
tiles in -four milling.
Winona.-Plans have been com.
pleted by Company C of this city. at.
tached to he SecoEd regiment OF
state militia, for grand ball to open
the armory now nearing completion.
The ball will be held on the evening
or Easter Monday. The dedication will
pc held after the ball on a date con-
venlent for Governor w. S. Hammond,
his staff and national military officers.
Brainerd.- Matt Hay says that
FRANK Hubbard took him by the TOP
OF the head, gripped his hair and cut
his throat with a long-bladed jack
knife. A surgeon was called to the
farmhouse where Hay was taken and
sewed up the wound. The man had
lost so much blood it was not thought
possible for him to survive Hubbard
was brought to Brainerd and lodged in
Jail.
Luverne.-There is not an unoccu.
PIED house IN Luverne. Rents have
increased about Is per cent in the last
three months The housing question
mas become a problem and many fam.
lies who would like to come here can
not find homes. This prosperous con
dition will be used ais an argument by
the anti-saloon men when an effort
Is made to make Luverne wet at the
spring election b.
st. Cloud The selection of judge
Tor the next poultry show, the ad1nis.
sion OF new members, the system OF
! scoring and further action for secur
| ing state aid for poultry exhibitions,
were discussed at a meeting Of the
| Central Minnesota Poultry association
The show recently held by the asso.
clatlon was an unqualified success and
plans Will progress rapidly for the
exhibit next year.
F'alrbault. The Reed-Cruikshank
company OF this city has purchased
Jewett>s point at Cannon lake, three
miles west OF this city, consisting OF
~ acres, and will convert it into a
summer resort. The company will
erect cottages, dining hall and pavil
Ion. The Dan Patch road runs close
to the place and station will be put
In. Lots for summer cottages will be
placed on sale.
st. Cloud Whether chapel service
at which there is scriptural reading
must be discontinued at the normal
school is question that is being
asked by patrons of the county
schools, from which CARRIED instructors
Will be barred after the present school
year. Six dist riots, employing Is nuns,
have been in formed that after this
year no state aid will be allowed if the
nuns are retained.
| Glenwood-Ci Citizens of Glenwood
voted at special school election to
erect the $4,000 high school on the
property known as the Church site.
Three sites were submitted to the peo-
pie and $50 votes were cast. No one
site received q majority of first choice
votes, but on counting the second
choice votes the final result stood 321
for the Church site and 189 for its
nearest competition. Sa
Winnebago. Spreading rails caused
the Milwaukee, westbound passenger
train on the Southern Minnesota d.
vision to leave the track four miles
west of here, with the result that
traffic was tied up for day. Although
the engine, tender, baggage and mail
cars and passenger coaches all left the
rails, the cars remained upright and
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