Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-02
State nelpSillb Brief
Doings Of Last Few Days Throughout
Minnesota cordensed for
Hasty PerusaI.

Minnesota cordensed for
Hasty PerusaI.
Red Wing.-President George e.
Vincent of the University Of Mime
sofa will be among the speakers at
the convention at the Southeastern
Minnesota Teachers association at
Red Wing. 0
Minneapolis. Judge Paige Morris.
in United States district court has
held that the counties of Becker, Nah
nomen and Clearwater have no right
to tax the White Earth lands belong
ing to mixed bloods. "A permanent
| injunction was granted.
Fairmont. ~ The youngest plaintiff in
a divorce action in the Martin county
district court is Vera Gladys Barr, Is
years old, who seeks a legal separa-
| ton from her husband, William Barr,
% years old. They were married
year ago at Blue Earth.
st. James. The leather-covered arm
chair presented to the late Governor
w. S. Hammond by Twin Cities
friends, following his inauguration,
has been presented to the Presbyter.
Ian church here as a memorial to this
Governor, who was member of tie
| church
Hibbing.-Many thousands of dollars
will be paid out on the Mesabi and
Vermilion ranges in the pension fund
announced by the United States Steel
! Corporation. Pensions will go both to
men and to women. For men the age
limit is placed at 60 years, and for
| women, so.
Washington, D. CA bulletin on
mortality statistics, issued by the fed
eral census bureau gives the follow
Ing for some Of the Minnesota cities
selected in respect to geographical sit
uation: Duluth, III thousand; Man.
kato, 1856; st. Cloud, 1873; Saltwater,
49,; Winona, 1914.
Faribault.-T 1917 convention of
the Minnesota Dairymen's association
probably will be held here. A strong
bid was made for the meeting at Rush
City by Mayor Erb, E. Fleckenstein
and George E. Deverey. The matter
is left to the board of directors, who
| meet in September
Rochester.-This city's new $4,000
armory is to be formally dedicated,
and c.. NJ. Andrist, private secretary
20 Governor Burnquist, will deliver the
principal address and a banquet will
follow. The late Governor Hammond
first had been engaged to dedicate the
armory, January Z.
Brainerd.-Old neighbors near his
summer home at Gull lake or other
personal friends of Fred B. Lynch,
were chosen to compose the Grow
Wing county delegation of twelve to
the Democratic state conference 1t
is strictly a Lynch delegation, accord
ing to Nal D. Clark, chairman.
Austin.-Mrs. John Sorensen, wild
ow, was shot to death at her homo
here by John Peterson, a rejected
sutton Peterson then turned the
weapon on himself. He died shortly
after. Mrs. Sorenson leaves three
| children, the oldest 16 and the young
est 10. Peterson was q railroad bridge
carpenter.
Litch6eld, Mimi The Farmers
Shipping Association Of Meeker Coun-
ty, said to be the first organization
! of it's kind in the United States, will
hold it's annual meeting here February
3. D. A. Wallace OF st. Paul, editor Of
the Farmer, and Prof H. R. Smith,
live stock expert Of the First National
Bank of st. Paul. will speak.
Mankato.-M. o. Hagen, q North
Mankato meat dealer, disappeared
about two years ago. His wife and
two children later moved to Minneap-
! oils. A telegram has been received
from the Canadian mounted police at
Hythe, Alta, that Hagen had died
there alone in a shack on claim he
had taken. He was stricken with
paralysis. He was SO years old.
Duluth.-Fully 5000 woodsmen in
The Northern Minnesota lumber camps
now are drawing the highest wages
paid in the past five years. Conditions
Cor logging are ideal and the camps
are calling for men. The lowest
wage paid is $26 month and the
Il ul1llIuuu LUZ u10u WHO Will stay U
month is $35. The loggers have been
forced to raise the scale about IS to
get men.
Red Wing. Earl Melin, a 13-year.
old Burnside township boy, is the
champion corn grower in Goodhue
county, He won first prize of $40 in
the contest conducted by the Goodhue
county fair association. Earl cap.
tured the honors by raising 1872 bush
els of corn on an acre of ground Ben
Borgschatz of Zumbrota township won
second prize, SIS, with yield of 741
bushels to the acre.
| Owatonna.-The building of good
roads in Steel county, already famous
i for the quality of it's roads, was given
added impetus at two good roads meet
i ings held in this city recently. At the
National Guard armory, nearly soc
farmers listened to J. B. Clarkson OF
4 joplin. Mo-. expound road improve