Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-04-14
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Litchfeld No license carried here
by a majority Of ffty-one votes. Itch
6eld goes into the dry column for the
second successive year.
Rochester Drastic action was taken
by the city council In the regulation of
saloons the coming year, when the
aldermen met to grant the licenses.
An ordinance was passed without a.
dissenting vote cutting off three hU.4.s
| each day .# o85
| Rochester.-The city council wiz.
| greatly extend the area OF paved
streets. Rochester has about eight
miles of paving, and with the work
this year the 10-mile mark will be
passed. Creosote block and asphaltic
concrete will be used
Rochester-The American Surgical
association will hold it's annual sum-
mer session in Rochester, June 9, 10
and IL. Afterward they will leave on
a special train for San Francisco to
attend the annual meeting of the
American Medical association.
| Winona. Autobus service on limit
ed scale is being started this week
by the Twentieth Century Transport
ton company, the initial service being
provided on the concrete highway ba
tween Winona and Wilson. The bus
makes side trip to Minnesota City on
it's route
! aledonia.-Houston county advo-
Gates of county option are planning q
campaign which will probably result
in special election under the new
law, a call having been sent out by a
special committee for mass meeting
at Houston village. S. B. Stafford, head
of the anti'saloon league, will speak.
ROchester.-The Women's Mission.
airy society Of the presbytery Of WI.
mona is holding convention in this
city. About so women, representing
- counties are present. Mrs. C. w.
Williams of Minneapolis, Mrs Elijah
Barton of St. Paul, and Mrs. Clara
Davidson of Chicago, are the principal
speakers.
Redwood Falls.-While boat riding
with his father and two other boys
above Redwood Falls, Harold Lee,
aged 10, was swept away by the cur
rent The boat in which the four were
riding was caught by an eddy and car
ried toward the falls. Three Of the
occupants escaped when the craft was
dashed on the rocks
Rochester.-G Governor Winfield 8.
Hammond will be the guest of the Ro-
chester Commercial club Tuesday
evening, May 4, when banquet and
reception will be rendered in his honor.
This will be Governor Hammond's first
appearance in Rochester since his cleo.
ton. The governor will be the prin
cipal speaker at the banquet. ...
Duluth Three jitney accidents
caused the wrecking of three cars and
minor injuries to drivers and paesen.
gers. One jitney ran into a telephone
pole and was completely wrecked; an
other turned over while nine passen.
gers and the driver were in it. All
escaped severe injury. Another jitney
was found complete wreck with the
bottom out Of it. believed due to over
loading. S:5.=
| Fergus Falls.-Much dragging was
done in this locality last week, and
seeding began In earnest all over the
county. The ground is in the best pos.
sible condition. It has been free from
snow, except for an occasional drift,
for nearly four weeks, and the seed
will go into warm soil At the same
time there is ample moisture under.
meath to start the grain and keep il
coming.
St. Cloud.-Mrs. Zadia Macdonald,
daughter Of Mrs. ]. H. Macdonald OF
this city and only woman member OF
the Minnesota department of the G.
A. r., has been married to George
Chauncey Olms ted of Duluth. Because
Of patriotic readings at various state
encampments, Miss Macdonald was
elected an honorary member of the
Organization. Mr.. and Mrs. Olmsted
left on trip to Chattanooga
Pine River "A crew of surveyors
left here in charge of State Engineer
w. A. Moulster to mark out the. last
stretch of the county's Elwell high
way from Pillager to Walker and be
yond for eight miles to the county line
Last fall the surveyors got as far as
Hackensack, but had to discontinue
work on account of the cold weather
The road is Is miles long and will cos
In the neighborhood Of 100000.
Winona.- Fairgrounds division
Of the Winona Association Of Com
; merce is planning to maintain three
Fairgrounds in Winona the coming
summer. It has also been decided tt
put on musical comedy, "Loveland,
by local talent on April 20 and 81. TIL,
Fairgrounds association has elected
Rev. DR.. T. s. Device as president ant
G. D. Tearse as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fol
the coming year.
T!ibbing. Armed with petition,
from merchants and business men O
the village, others from persons Twin,
In the township Of Great Scott, Re
corder D.. D. Haley left for ST. Pau
where he will replenish the supply o