Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-04-19
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cial trouble are supposed to have
prompted the deed,
Duluth. - Jesse R. Hubbard, As
years old, one Of the best known rail
road conductors of Northern Mime
sofa, died at st. Luke's hospital here
following an operation.
St. Paul.-More than 100000 hogs
have been marketed at South St. Paul
since January 1. This announcement
has just been made. 1t breaks all
records in the packing town.
Washington. D. G. Congress
man Lindbergh has notified Secretary
Of State Schmahl to file his name as a
candidate for United States senator.
Senator Clapp maintains his attitude
NJ silence.
Owatonna. - Miss Winifred Hogan
pf Owatonna has been named valedic-
torian of the Pillsbury academy grad
Mating class OF 1915. Miss Esther
Holcomb of Arlington, S. D., will be
the salutatorian ....
Brainerd.-The Brainerd Gas and
Electric company has been incorpo-
rated for 100000 by St. Cloud capital
lists, with Brainerd as it's principal
place of business and St. Cloud as it's
principal branch Office.
ROchester-The twenty-sixth annual
report of St. Mary's hospital, conduct
ed by the Mayos, just issued shows,
1910 surgical operations were per-
formed. The number of patients was
s,265. The death rate was IL per cent.
Albert Lea.-The first spring seed
ing in Freeborn county was done in
Bancroft township on the H. P. Han
son and Blacks Seeds farms. Wheat,
clover and oats were sown. The south
wind of the past few days has taken
all frost from the ground. Farmers
say seeding will be general in few
days. :
Bemidji. - Representatives of Bel
trami, Polk, Red Lake, Clearwater,
Pennington, Marshall and Kittson
counties met here and formed the
Northern Minnesota Jefferson High
way Assn. Daniel Shaw of Thief
River Falls was elected president; E.
M. Satire of Bemidji secretary; M.
Jensen, Clear Brook, treasurer.
misunderstanding has gone dry.
The licenses OF fifteen saloons were
revoked by the city council as result
of the recent option vote, and $685.
rs was refunded to saloon-kelpers
Squads in sympathy with the vets be-
'came hilarious until checked by the
police force. Hastings will lose $500
lin revenue annually by the town going
dry.
| Hutchinson. - Socialists OF Mt
Leod county will have an active or
ganization this year. The Campaign
was opened with an address by j. q.
Bentall Of Cedar Mills, farmer candi-
date for governor on the Socialist
ticket. Davis Haines and 8. B. Far
her were appointed committee to or
ganize the 100 or more Socialists Of
Hutchinson.
Winona, - The body of Peter b.
Crogan, driver OF the automobile that
plunged from a submerged causeway
across the Mississippi river from Wi
mona, carrying four persons to death,
has been recovered. The bodies of
MRS. Crogan and her 5-year-old daugh-
ter were taken from the water the
day OF the tragedy. The fourth body,
that Of a 2-year-old son, still is in the
les recovered was held at Etrick, Wis,
the. home.
Chisho!m.-A tragedy of the back
woods was revealed here when Gust
Ruhonen, Finish farmer living
twenty miles. north in the Sturgeon
lake county; applied At in undertaking
parlor for four collins in which to bury
his son and three daughters, who died
within week of scarlet fever. Heavy
SHOWS during the winter practically
cut the family off from sources OF sup
piles, and before highways could be
,re-opened the children were weakened
and suffering from lack of proper food.
st. ul.-Success of efforts by w.
&C. CalderWood of the state prohibition
committee to prevent railroad ship
ments Of liquor into 81 towns named
las being in the territory covered by
the Indian treaty of 1868, is matter
eof geography, NJ. L. Countryman, gen
'eTdl COuuS61 LUZ me SITcdL NOiCu0Fub
declared in st. Paul. II presume Mr.
tCalderwood would not claim these
towns are in the dry belt unless he
felt quite sure of it, but we shall have
ito check them up. The railroads will
TRY to live within the law
Stillwater.-T prison doors at
saltwater have closed on Walter J..
Smith and Robert G. Picait and the
two former state officials have begun
indetermiDate sentences for misuse of
state funds. The state board of pard-
tons denied their applications for pard-
ons. The careful arrangements made
TO prevent the two men from meeting
were almost upset. Although an hour
and a half elapsed between the time
Pickit left the county jail here and
when Smith started for Saltwater, the
men arrived at the prison within few
minutes of each other. #
Winona.- Legislative filings were
started here when Vincent H. Firth
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