Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-08-16
$tatel1evvSi1l Grief
polnas Of Last Few Days Throughout
Minnesota Condensed for
aasty Perusai.

crop is not up to standard this year.
according to A. w. Aumodt of the Uni
versity of Minnesota extension depart
ment.
St. Cloud. - L. M. Foster, agent for
liability company, has been cited by
Judge J. A. Roeser of Stearns county
for contempt, for failing to carry out
the Courts instructions in a compen-
gation case. .
st. Cloud. - Harvey Grimmer, news
paper man, has been named chairman
of the Democratic congressional com
mittee of the Sixth district by w. F.
Donahue of Melrose, party nominee
for Congress. e.
Glyndon. = John Zeigler, escaped
ut Fergus Falls, and charged with the
theft of four horses at Dilworth, Minn.,
was arrested here. Zeigler was work
ing for farmer.
Duluth, Reported to be the only
case of it's kind successfully treated
here is that of J. R. Johnson of Colby
Vile, Mimi, who suffered a broken
neck and who was discharged from q
hospital as practically cured.
Duluth. - Men who clothe the state
of Minnesota, members of the Mime
sofa Retail Clothiers' association, held
their seventh annual convention here
One hundred delegates were in at
tendance. The first day was devoted
to speeches and talks on trade mat
ters. A complimentary dinner was
served tho delegates by Duluth mer-
chants
Detroit. J. Farrell, state dairy
commissioner, was unanimously elect
ed president of the American Associa-
ton of Dairy, Food and Drug Officials
ut the associations convention in De-
troit. Mr.. Farrell succeeds w. B. Bar
ney, food and dairy commissioner of
Iowa, who was elected president at
the San Francisco convention in 1915.
Duluth. - With the election of G..
T. Dickman of Plainview, Mimi, az
.asident, the Minnesota Retail Cloth
.o:s' association completed it's seventh
annual convention. Other officers
elected: J. Anderson of Candy, first
vice president; J. H. Shock of Red
Wing, second vice president; George
Nd. Peterson of Duluth, secretary. The
convention Endorsed proposals for l.
cent letter postage.
Winona. - Puzzled for three weeks
by mysterious fires, officials of the
North Western railway in Winona, be.
l1eve they have solved the situation
by the arrest of Warren B. Hanscom,
1S-year-old son of minister of a lead.
ing church of Tracy, MINI. He is
charged with setting at least five fires.
The authorities say he has confessed
At a preliminary hearing the young
man was held on $500 bail. 4as4
Austin. - Austin's streets may be
graded with gold-at least to limit.
ed extent. A. G. Runyan washed out
$1.98 worth of gold from thirty pans
OF sand from the same source as that
used on local streets All along the
Cedar river, where indications of gold
have been found, eager farmers have
turned prospectors and are banning
the sand. Traces Of gold in Austin
were found for the first time two
weeks ago.
Duluth. - Five Minnesota attorneys
will be stripped of their right to prao
t1ce law in this state If recommends,
tons adopted by tho Minnesota State
Bar association, in annual session
here, are carried out by the state
board of law examiners. The names
of the five are withheld. In it's report
the committee on ethics expressed it.
self as being desirous of riding the
profession of lawyers whose conduct
violates their oaths. =
st. Paul. 49, More than 81 900. 900 in
state aid to high and graded schools,
including aid for special departments
In such schools, was voted by the state
high school board in annual meeting
In the capitol for the year ended July
81 last. OF the total $1,191, 6S4, an ar.
gregate of $914,674 went to the 23O
high schools and $277,01O went to the
241 graded schools. Nine graded
schools were advanced to the high
school list. Three of them are the con
solidated schools at Carlton, Cleveland
and Glyndon. The others are the
schools at Crosby Ironton, Hayheld,
Morrfstown, Mountain Iron, Nashwauk-
keeWat1n and ROseau.
st. Paul. Headquarters will b.
opened by the Republican state cen.
trail committee September Is in the
new St. Francis hotel, Seventh and
Wabasha streets.
The opening will mark the begin.
ming of the fall campaign by Republic.
ans in Minnesota.
These plans were adopted at meet.
Ing of the state central committee in
the office of Secretary Of State julius
a. Schmahl at the Capitol.
It was decided that to avoid any
factional trouble, each county will be
asked to organize its own county com.
mittee. Call for a big Republican or.
ganization day in Minnesota, on which
mass meetings will be held in every
county, will be sent out probably next
week.
4 st. Paul. A basis Of settlement OF
more than 1000 suits involving tit1as