Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-08-25
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OF Blue Earth, committed suicide by
shooting. The reason il unknown.
Luverne. = Ths citys new orera
house is nearing completion and will
be formally opened in September with
one of the best musical attractions to
be obtained. The building has cost
upwards OF $4,000.
! Winona.-W. w. Jones, inspector for
the Minnesota weights and measures
department, was arrested by the con-
stable of New Hartford, according to
dine. Jones. it ic said, was mistaken
for a swindler and finally was re-
leased when the mistake was dis.
covered
! Park Rapids Lenroot
spoke to an audience OF 1000 here and
scored Cannonism as we'll as the pres
ent regime, asserting that the Wilson
congress used the gag rule to as great
an extent as was done in the days of
Cannon. His approval of the presi.
dents efforts for peace were ap-
plauded.
Winona.-By action taken by the
municipal court in fning three saloon
keepers who kept their places open on
Sunday, the Sunday saloon lid is
clamped down tighter than ever be-
fore in Winona. The present admins
tration is determined that the Sun
day closing law shall be enforced in
Winona
Faribault.-Hog cholera has broken
out again in Rice county. Ten hogs
have died from the disease on tho
farm of j. J. Sullivan in the town Of
Shieldsville. He has a herd of more
than 100. Farmers adjoining also
have large herds. Prompt action has
been taken to have the hogs yaccin-
ated. Vaccine serum has been secured
from the State University.
Duluth.-What was probably the ear
Hest frost known at Duluth occurred
here according to reports from Arnold,
a settlement near by. A white frost
visited the district and killed much
,ef the garden truck and farm produce,
The temperature in Duluth was 48 de-
'grees. Arnold. being lower than the
also visited by killing frost on July
"a.
St. Paul.-Protest against the dams
In the Rainy river at International
Falls and in the Kettle river near Ket.
tile Falls at the head of Rainy lake
will be filed by the state of Minnesota
with the International joint commits.
sion Of which former Congressman
James A. Tawney is chairman The
rapers have been drawn in the Office
OF Attorney General Lyndon A. Smith
and will be forwarded at once
Dounced Misses Eleanor Lucille and
Dorothy Effie Keller, daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. I. 8. Keller, will be married
TO Raymond F. Welsh, Minneapolis,
and George Gamble of Rochester, re.
:spectively, in a double ceremony in
this city. All four of the young people
have been prominent here. Mr. Gam.
BILE is studying for the ministry and
is filling the pulpit at the Byron Bap
fist church.
Thief River Falls.-1n anticipation
Of the heaviest demands upon it's car
rying facilities ever known, the Min
nesota Northwestern electric railroad
tapping thrifty farming community
east of this city for 40 miles and with
q terminal at Goodridge, has pur
chased property at the north end Of
Eighth street, in this city, and re
moved its x" from Fifth street il
order to afford better facilities for thu
transfer of cars.
Winona.-Unless property owned b,
a church is used exclusively for church
purposes it is not exempt from taxa
tion, according to an opinion by tn
Minnesota state tax commission giyel
County Auditor G. w. Anding. Par
sonage property, therefore. is LIABLE
to taxation. Heretofore parsonage
have not been taxed in Winona county
although it is customary over most O
the state to include such property
Back taxes will be demanded by tn
auditors offices.
observation-disclosures from Steel
county Protestant churches elected W
B. Thornburgh, Mrs. C. J. Balch. Mis-
Sarah Towne, Mr.. Krause, Rev. A. Ho
gard, Mrs. Ida Slaid, Mrs. G. R. Xii
yon, Rev. G.. Winter and Miss Ann
Mork, all of this city, as a committe
on arrangements for the annual COY
vention of Steele county Sunda
schools to be held Oct. and 3. 1t
expected that two famous speaker
will be present. Marion Lawrence {
Philadelphia and DR.. Joseph Clark {
New York.
Mankato.-John Lorentz who say
he is from Sleepy Eye, was shot an
seriously injured on an Omaha freigl
train, northbound, by footpad VIII
held up him and his companion in
car. The bandit secured S58 in all. A
ter shooting him. the robber locke
both his victims in the car and di
appeared. The agent at Merria
heard groans in the car and the co
ductOr ODened it, The other Occ