Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-05
| What's Doing
in Minnesota

Julius H. Schmahl will again enter
the list for the Republican nomination
for secretary of state Mr.. Schmahl
has personally made the announce
ment as to his future political inten-
tons.
Luverne:- Haven Virgins, 16 years
old, has had the four fingers of his
left hand. severed by a circular saw.
After the power had been cut off he
experimental to see how much the
saw would cut before it stopped.
Moorhead. - Plans whereby the
Red River Valley association hopes
to bring the Jefferson highway to this
city, instead of by way of Brainerd,
Mimi, is promoted by the special COM
mittee of the association, which met
here.
Cook. - c. E. Benson, special agent
Of the Indian department, has served
notice in this village, Gheen, Angora
and Cusson that the towns are in ter.
ritory covered by the Indian treaty
of 1855 and that it is illegal to sell or
to bring liquor into them.
Duluth.-The Duluth G.. A. R. posts
committee has withdrawn it's tenta-
tive invitation to Senator Moses B..
Clapp to be chief speaker at the exer-
cises here Memorial day because of
his vote against the administration on
the recent Gore resolution.
Thief River Falls, Minn.-An ex-
pertinent station for testing peat lands
and making it fit for crops will prob
ably be the outcome of the recent
visit of Professor Away of the extern
sion department of the state univer-
sity, who met with farmers at Mavie,
Goodridge and in this city.
Minneapolis. to Adju-
tant General Wood, the Mexican trOu-
bles have not caused any unusual &C.
tivity in respect to recruiting in the
Minnesota guard. In fact he says TIE
Twin City companies are about $50
men short Of their normal strength
In the country districts the compar,
les are nearly standard.
Crookston. - Superintendent C. G..
Selvig called the roll of the senior
class of the Northwest School of Agri-
culture here for the last time, when
diplomas and certificates were award
ed to tifty-seven students. The priu-
cipal address was by w. F. Webster.
principal of the East high school,
Minneapolis on Responsibility"
Bemidji.-A loss of about $1,000 was
sustained by the Minnesota & Inter
national Railway company in this city
when box car crashed through the
yard office of that company at North
Bemidji. The car is believed to have
become derailed on account of icy
tracks and the trucks OF the car when
they left the track turned the car into
the building.
Caledonia. - Three children were
burned to death in their home in the
absence of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Carson, living on the Mime
sofa side of the Red River, just
east of Caledonia, according to word
received here. Hot Goals dumped
close to the residence several hours
before fired the straw banking on the
SIDE or the house.
st. Paul. Frederick G.. Stevens
nosed out O. J. Larson of Duluth for
the fourth place as delegate-at-large
to the Republican national convention
by FOL votes, according to official re-
turns just made by the state canvass
ing board. The board allowed cor
rected returns from Hubbard county
which added 100 votes to the total
polled by Mr.. Larson in that county
Winona. &C. w. Hanson, who drop
ped dead in Winona recently, left his
property to friends. He gave $500
each to Judge R. e. LOBBY, Judge Will
liam Burns and Peter Bender, ali
prominent residents. Downtown prop
erty was bequeathed to J. c.. Meyer
brewing company agent. The Ode
| Fellows lodge received about $4,000
He had no relatives. The will has
| been filed.
Eveleth. - George Kotze, president
of the Narodni Dom chapter of Eve
leth, has been notified by George Bro
zich of Ely, supreme secretary of the
South Slovenian Catholic Union OF
America, that the 1916 convention Of
the organization will be held here, be
ginning September and continuing
eight days. Eveletb won by large
vote in, competition with Joliet, Ill.
and Lorraine, Ohio.
st. Paul.-Judges and clerks who
presided at the recent presidential
primary election will not receive ad
ditional pay where there was any
other election or primary to necessi
tate their services, according to the
ruling just made by Attorney Genera
| Lyndon A. Smith. The opinion was
written on the petition of numerous
election officials of the state, who
wanted extra pay for the additional
time spent because of the presidential
primary law For town elections, the
pay provided by law is only 50 day
while under the general election laws
Judges and clerks are allowed 25 cents
an hour for registering and receiving
the ballots of voters and 80 cents an