Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-17
Red River Valley Kernels

Work has commenced on the err
ection of Woodman hall at Holt.
Halvor Engemoen, resident of
Frskine, was arrested and fined for
shooting muskrats out of season.
Frank Bouyette, father of Editor
j. p. Bouvette, of Hallock, died at
his home at Pembina last Saturday.
During the past eight months, over
100 cars of materials belonging to
immigrants have been unloaded at
Goodridge.
A night school that will teach COM
mercial subjects, has been established
as branch of the public school sys-
tenn Of Sank Centre.
The Sundberg Farm near Bronson
has added to it's large herd Of full
blood cattle by purchasing 25 pure
bred Holstein calves.
The assessment of Thief River
Falls was recently retaken and show
ed a gain Of over s20O,OOO in the val
ue of the personal property.
The Thief River Falls high school
football team claims the champion
ship of northern Minnesota by defeat
ing Foston by score of 80 to O.
Farmers of North Dakota will build
a large modern packing plant which
will be located in either Fargo, Valley
City OF Minot, said plant to employ
$50 men.
Hans Enger, a man about forty-ive
years of age, died of heart failure
while sitting on a wagon seat, wait
ing for several friends who were in a
saloon at Red Lake Falls.
The U and I saloon at Oslo closed
its doors last Saturday. This is the
first thirst parlor to be forced out of
business in the county as result of
the county option election.
Over fifty cars Of immigrant be-
longings have been unloaded since
January first at Bemidji. This clear
ly shows how quickly northern Mime
sofa land is being taken up.
The runnor that Lancaster has an
epidemic of typhoid fever is said to
be without foundation as there
has not been case of the fever in
that village for several years.
| The Wadena-Todd county saniter-
ium will be located at Wadena accord
ing to decision. given out by the
state commission. The building to be
erected will cost in the neighborhood
Of $4,000.
A midwinter fair and home pro-
ducts show is to be given this winter
at Thief River Falls. The naanufact-
urers and jobbers of that city are Civ
ing the show and will have booths
displaying their products.
| Sheriff Anderson, of Kittson coun-
ty, picked up young fellow at Hal
lock last week who was wanted for
deserving the army in Texas. The
sheriff turned the man over to the
military officers at Fort Smelling.
The Kennedy Star brot suit against
Ludwig Peterson of Lancaster for sew
eral years back subscription to the
Star. The case was recently tried in
justice court at Kennedy and the de-
cision rendered was in favor of Editor
Estlund.
The Osakis creamery paid out over
$1,000 for butter fat to farmers dur
ing the month Of September. This is
only one of the many creameries in
Douglas county that is helping Lift
mortgages off the farm Marshall
county farmers should patronize the
county creameries to a greater extent
than they do.
j The Eleven Towns of Goodridge
was sold last week to Thomas Smith
formerly editor of the Thief River
Falls Times. It is understood tina,
the work Of editing the Goodridge
sheet will be taken up by his brother
W. 81. Smith, an experienced news
paper man. Thomas Smith will GO
| into the banking business at Mavie
a station a short distance from Good
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