Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-10
Red River Valley Kernels

Oslo now has "movie" show which
will run three times a week.
The Mahnomen municipal light
plant was sold to private interests
last week
The Oslo electric light plant is ex-
tending its lines to the farms near
the village.
There is considerable talk of or
ganizing building and loan associa-
ton at Argyle.
The Thu Falls commercial club
has recently innaugarated trade at
home campaign.
Over 700 teachers attended the N.
NJ. E. A. meetings held last week at
Thief River Falls.
Climax, little village between
Crookston and Moorhead, is install
ling an electric light plant.
Greenbush is to vote for bonds
amounting to $400 for the purpose of
building a municipal light plant.
Three churches have purchased lots
and intend to build places to worship
in for the citizens of the village Of
Goodridge.
There is we'll founded rumor that
a splendid auto highway will be es-
tablished between Bemidji and Thief
River Falls.
| A disastrous prairie fire swept
strip three miles wide and four miles
long near the village of Beltrami and
destroyed over 800 tons Of hay.
Miss Harriet McKinnon, a Crooks
| ton young lady, was crowned queen
and represented Minnesota at the
"Zone of Plenty Day., which was held
! there Nov. 5.
A party of publicity men for the
Great Northern railway visited Ro-
seau county last week with the inten-
ton of catering material for adver-
! tising purposes.
ltasca county will have its first
flour mill in short while. An old
saw mill will be used for grinding
wheat at Cohasset, with a capacity of
twenty-five barrels a day.
For the first time since the early
boom days the village of st. Hilaire-
lis troubled with the problem Of pro
viding room for those who wish to
take up their residence there.
Judge Grindeland has been upheld
i by the supreme court in a very inn
i portant ditch case tried in Norman
county. The order establishing the
ditch is legal from all points of view.
/ Polk county officers raiided 8 fa:ah-
! ling joint at East Grand Forke and
nabbed nearly one hundred men who
were gambling. About thirty of the
sharks jumped thru windows and es-
capped the strong arm of the law.
Even cider is under the ban of the
Indian treaty laws. A citizen of Haw-
fley has been notified by a St, Paul
firm that they cannot ship him four
kegs Of crab apple cider because the
.. S. Indian officers have forbidden
its shipment into that territory.
A mass meeting was held last week
in Newfolden for the purpose of de-
ciding whether the village of New
folden should be Incorporated under
the state laws. Practically all the
voters present were unanimously in
| favor Of the movement and in a short
while an election will be held to de-
eide the question.
Governor Hammond and party of
state officials visited the Northern
part Of the state week ago last Sat
urday. While in Roseau couny they
inspected a number of the state roads
and bitches From Roseau they went
Iby auto to Lancaster, where the
Governor addressed a large audience
| of farmers who attended the market
| day at that place.
St. Vincent had an exciting Halo
we'en and as result a young fellow
named Cameron is serving short
! term in the Kittson county Jail.
About eight others who were in the
gang were nabbed and fined two dol
lars each by the town justice. The
village marshal was arrested and
charged with being under the infu-
ence of. liquor while on duty;
A state game refuge has been tried
out for some time north of Bemidji
and at the present time the small
lakes around there are filled with wild
waterfowl and the woods are fre-
quented by large numbers of part
ridges and other wild game. Any
body found guilty of hunting on the
reserve will be punished and every
farmers has authority to arrest any
one doing so.