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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
VALLEY VOCATIONAL
ASSOCIATION MEETS
Ohio valley Teachers Gather in Local
High School Domestic Science
Rooms Last Evenig.

Tho Ohio Valley Vocational associa-
ton held its second meeting Of the year,
IN the domestic science building OF the
local high school last evening. A splen-
did program was rendered. in charge Of
the Hon e Economic department
The demands Of the present and In:
mediate future on Tie vocational teacher
were discussed from all standpoints by
several members. rs were the present
food conditions duo to the war. The
cost Of maintaining q doVestic science.
department was also discussed. and the
Importance Of the corporation OF school
Officials with this department was point
I'd out. These pUiuts were dwell upon
by Miss Lane OF Shadyside. in her paper
on THE Demands or Today on the Do
nestle Science Teacher" Miss Carroll
Ct Wheeling took ur the matter Of Do
rrcsiic Art Work. and gave its aims and
some practical results. among which
were, development Of child's tmagina-
ton Judgment, accuracy and the care
and repair Of clothing. Miss Sedgwtck
Of Bcllare, discussed, The Place or
lInmI. Nursing in the Education OF the
Schuul Girl" The inability OF the aver
asc girl TO meet conditions calling for
tho intelligent care Of the sick and the
demand ut a community for such an edu-
cation OF girls. was given an importanr
place in Miss ScdEwicks talk. She also
brought out The fact that entirely TOO
Inauy folks carry through he the re-
suit ~ the Ignorance OF some one who
Lad it in their power to steer that life
into a fuller rxis;enre-into health con-
ceircd through proper education Of the
school girls
\ light luncheon was served TO the
TEACHERS by tho Domestic Science class
OF tho local school The mex, netting
will probably BE- held at the home OF
Miss Carroll on Twcnfth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
THIS DRAFT BOARD
SHOWS PATRIOTISM

,IiNIsI.E.STDN. W. Va. Nov. IA
Er.rn"nrId::. Jones. chief -! III" state
military census AMI "nr,'li,nnnl depart
ui"ut today r"c"iv"d Il copy Of Il r"solu-
tin, jus; ad"rtc,! D.. IN" local draft
board II t'pShur county. including .. r..
White. - J.: !:c"r and /. q. Y"dnC. b"
which l. donates all IFS Services To III"
government and agrees 1" pay AL tn"
..Np"n<c$ To which it has h"ca put 'l'!r-
ms. ~" ,."i"! o fth" draft.
Tn" resolution. il is said. is tn" ttrst
IT It's k!u.l /" i". adopted hy any 81 til"
local boards IN III" state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
Mrs. Kimmins Celebrates
Ninety-Ninth Birthday

Mrs. Jane Kimrnins was very delight
fully surprised on Tuesday. which was
hHr nin";y-ninth birthday. by her dangh
tor. Mrs. Anna Baird and her grand
daughter. Miss Halle Baird. ut their
home. II" Stun" church Eoad, Film
Grove y pleasant afternoon WAS ~
joyrd ard dainty refreshments W'ro
served Tn" guests were: Mrs. Mary
Mccormick. Mrs X. Truss"ll. Mrs Tay-
lor TruSSrll. Mrs. Lula klmminS. Mrs.
:. Mitchell. Mrs lane Elan"y. Mrs. Lula
Kramer, Rushylrln;L o.. and Mrs. Emma
Baird.
Mrs kimmins is on" nj tn" oldest res
idrntS in this section % the state. and
dcspi;" her advanced years. is enjoying
good health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
For Tired Women
:EsEsis Aching Heads

They k.:2 1nr SO much and I find
rc,ict as sooa - begin taking your
Fo:ey Ti,:ao- l'i,ls." Mrs. Frank +.
Wood. Merrill. r!&:"o. +. +. D. No. ,.
Scalc.i::.>$ il SeeC:s IS II you can't
stand tx ra-:n across you" back Il
is just masking your IKE miserable
and ro5tiaG vu,: ct al energy aad
strength. N'!.cE YOU arc constantly
tired, head alw;::': aching, nerves on
edge" kidney action painful and burr
Ing. then is the t!ine 20 start IN at
once on Foley Kidney Fills.
They strenc:aea the weak. ailinr
kiIneys. Improve their action. enable
them to throw OF the poiSnns that
cause your trouble. Your asrEcs gro"
peaceful. sleep becomes SoIcGer. n"r:-
Gus headaches disappear. as MrS-
Wood So -: Il iii relief as SoGE as
begin 20 take your Fo!e* Kidney
Pills Be sure ~ g.: the genuine
Foley K!l-i..y. Pills. toC they arc
purely rc"..icira! &Gd contain 40
har-nt:.' ,t:C -.
4or sale by John Coleman e Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
DEPUTY SHERIFF CATCHES SECOND
AUTO Thief At WEST ALEXANDER
+. Burkham Of Davis. Buckham and
Tyler, was stolen on Tuesday night.
Caught at Railroad Depot

+. Burkham Of Davis. Buckham and
! TYLER. was stolen on Tuesday night.
Caught at Railroad Depot
Mellen was caught b: Deputy Sher'
! in Ollie Smith at the West Alexander
railroad depot. through Il fortunate
; ni>chanCe. Smith thought that the
man. whose description had been teir-
phoned TO him by Lieutenant Kelly.
might make his way 10 Il railroad de-
POT and head for Pittsburgh. so ne
caught The first Car TO West AieNih-
der and found his man sitting on the
station platform waiting for the tram
. which fortunately for rhe officer, WAS
. three minutes behind time, otherwise
Mullen would have possibly made his
escape. His ticket called for passage
70 Washington. Pa. from which point
no intended 10 take 'hH in;erurban 10
Pittsburgh. dceming that the safest
way.
! While all 'he roads were guarded by
; officers Tuesday night, their quarry
! was hiding away in barn. where hc
; had hidden himself until daylight.
Fearing that the roads would be
/ guarded.
; Both rhe prisoners are now in the
! county Jail awaiting hearing, the
! time for which has nos been set.
When Mellen was brought TO Wheel
/ Ing liz WAS taken before Squire Hobbs
VINO remaEded him 20 Jail awaiting
rhe action Of the prosecuting attor'
nrE.
Word has been received from tho
/ Pittsburgh police that both men are
wanted in that city for the theft Of
automobiles and Shoplifting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
! must b" cultivated between the future

must b" cultivated between the future
monarch and his subjects.
Tho COMMITTEE" also agreed with me
that legally il would To-, impossible :nr
the Regent IN accept the crown In trust
for my son and take oath Of allegiance
Ia ;hr proposed Constitution in the
nam" 81 ihr future monarch. This
point mad also been overlooked. l'nd"-
these circumstances the Committee
;.rr,,i tn accept M ahridcation IN favor
at tn" Grand Duke Michael AlcSandro-
witch.
Abdicattou Act Slightly Revised.
After his | again retired to my studio
car and after having. once more read
IN" ;th,liCHlinn manifesto which ! had
prepared earlier. returned tn the Com
mitlrr with Iw" typewrittcn copies.
Handing th, COMMITTEE. one copy asked
them Ia follow il while | read my copy.
When liniShrd reading The Committee
made "nr suggestion. which was: Aud
IL tak".an oath in public" at the. end o:
TN" phrHS, which read: We b"uurath
- oar hr, thrr IT," affairs Of III" Empire
in cnmplrl" and invini;tblc union with the
,h"S..t rrrr,s..l'u'iVr az thu whole pen
III. III the "@lSlatiN" institutions on tn"
basis which u i'll b. ;aI"r determined by
Il nailnual assembly"
l. IN turn ~uE:"stc,i that III" lm"nd-
m"ntary NiIraS" rllm: And 10 tax"
an irvi"abl" Data" instead Of And 10
i"t - "at! in punlr'," rs they had pro-
posed.
- phra$" having ben arC"rtrd by
-" I":iIH.lii.c. "r;i"r"! lhr"" copies y!
II typed and after signing them. they
w"r. r'iInl.lS. ET"h 10y General Frrdrt-
rrks. and IN" copy WAS hanG"d 10 the
turnmitr,.,. "ij" /" General HUSKY. while
| myself retained III" third copy.
|, was th"n very n"nr midnight.
After r.j"';ttrd Ehnd"hai'S "" bid Zach
other farewell ANA parted ia ia" most
friendly spirit. then felt that :, Sr"H:
weight Was lifted from my shoulders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15

rii,, r. E"HCy w"Hid l"' "i!'F"H !" Wv
Grand Duk" Nu"hn'!.
,;u,rhL"v wa~ ~rili speaking and |
had mo, .ar,,d t. interrupt hun. when
r:..:,,r raj ruIsSky bent .W.r and inf"rtn'"
tiu,rIeuv IN = very i"w vniC" that the
question III my nhdirH'N"m III l"hali al
nav son had already m.'n decided.
llnwry"r. ~iitr.. parting With General
!;usSkv n In. nf'.rm,'.,n. / had gwen
~. Who'll. .,uhj".t .;r.it though; ard had
drrni"d that u'Ith-r NOR ;i'T WI" '""!"
t".:,r jh. Ir"Irr~'I S"raraii'': from our
h.luv.,l son. ST. ruuiI not bring my
silt L. part w,jh h.!m Mad what r!Eht
,i.l hAN. {" decade ri #'s'h u subject
when Il ,."!rc.r!"d IN. happiness nr his
Iuuih"r and SiS'"IS.
Pattrnal Affection Factor.
/ cNI,,nin"d /" li... r'ntnHlr"'' that IN"
affection - y i"'H,''. Il n"ch": and SIS
rrrnnSi,I.r IN" "rrp:na, message ii tn"
Iunna and un; t" separate" my son from
me. ll"w"v"r. | Was fuIlI prepared /"
slrrl,jro him II -, luna 'rnndcd my
Alexis.
Even nnw ] r:"un, hold back III" tears
,ruru IA, ry"& ,.',u r"In":ntmr h"w
beth ,iurrhkuv hi!G S:.Ul;;htr agreed AMI
>ymp.,t!i2rd Wiir a.. M"lnwhll". they
sad thai iury h,i nrl h''u prepared t"
,'"rSiG,r t',s r,'r..' ~ tn" situation AMI
asked j,rrISSi":l to- retire for Il CONSUL
tation.
Ia about Gr'"rn minutes ';"n' ra' t'r"l .
.rrIrkS informed ~ !h.u the Committee
vi,s n..tr ready Ia m,.''' me-. Th''y
ger uSh"i.h h.,rk :" IA" ear and inform
ID Ma, that ,n.y WI" prepared /" assam"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
Ex-CzAR NICHOLAS
Continued From First Page

The general headquarters. any i"i"Sl-
ton that rhr puina might send 10 SEEK
an interview with me rs had made
up my mind Ia hand IN ihr responsible
representatives al the f'uam my ahdiGA-
tiuu inst rImrnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
Awaiting the Arrival OF Duma Com
luittee.

Although repeal "'lly urged hr my
personal staff tn r"tlr" until tho arrival
Of thu numa romlnii'cc. decided :"
await their arrival.
II WAS jus, IL o'clock n night when
was Informed that III" train bearing
INC committee. was entering III" STA
ton instructed i;"rt"r"l f,r"d"rh'k'
10 at once S"nd an officer I" tho train
and hay" the committee" escorted |" my
car without losing Il mon'"n'. I'h TINT
time my n"rr"S w"r" rrri!''' Sirh.h"H'
and | wished IN get OYER Win IN or
deal; ! feared that in another hour or
90 | would Weld Ia The heavy tension
hat had hr"n hanging over mo duriuS
| nc last twu weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
A True Reproduction of
Queen Anne Period Design

Broad. deeply cushioned seats
with al! the luxury that marked
the first Productions OF this peri
od design The dainty curves
and wood panels in tho cane, TOD.
arous" admiration for this tasteful
suite.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
IT'S EASY TO PAY
THIS MANS
CREDIT WAY

For years this man has offered liberal credit to the
people Of this vicinity and offered it so freely that no
possible excuse remains for anyone not to have COM
Portable home.
This liberal credit is still freely offered and If
there is anything you need do not hesitate to take
advantage of it and enjoy what you want while paying
for it IN convenient amounts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15

1or sale by John Coleman e Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
You Need Not Pay Cash

You may enjoy such Garniturc
as this b. nc help Of our Easy
payment plan. \ small deposit Is
sufficient 10 aasur" lis lmnl"GIAlr
delivery. And you may finish Iii"
payment the sam" az on any OF
our furniur.c--a it'll" each week
or month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
Adam Brown Mahogany
Upholstered in Tapestry

This .diGnifed finish does not
show finger marks IL Guicki: rs
the reddish brown mahogany tin
ish-and the Adam brown i Ger
tainly Il dignified finish. The u
pestry is heavy, Of Il. fine quality.
In attractive patterns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15

Ian ';Il"hkuN Spnkr iirS'.
Tinds the Committee Gentle and Kind.
dn moi r.rnI"rt his opening - II
'"n",-~. hur lu'% w"r" SI"k'n equity an"
this surprise. "u I.ay par pleased me-
Wh,n RAISED my eyes t" look at fulrh-
k"y'S face, rn;ir"d hat il" was adj
dressing ~" with is eyes set an III"
!ahl" l".rrr,. lima. whii" hr% I:%ht han
lay "n II. was pleased that they. too.
w"rr iuet human beings and wrr" Si-uE-
rliu.. against rr"hlrmS which hai
caught vs. all in their whIrl-ru"l ia"
i.hrn.. used III tn" original Is w" were
I'll dizzy ia I crazy wind.'l
';ui"hFnv !pui,,. at great length. ana
although II" waS considerably agitht"d'
go ~r"Iu"h tn know whnt h" wished I"
say without inlinrInE one.
Gutchkov Delivered the Fatal Du1na
Message.
tiulrhknN SPOKE. for nearly nm hour
nn;. how n"hiy he grow III my "St!ma-
tnu whru n": one" did lI" Hllud" I" tn"
past. .Nnd how guilty | f"(t for having
believed ne VAS not gentle ana KIM.
Tie Spnk,. Of tn" p"S&,:nt situation :Lnd
pointed ont IN what disaster our country
was bound unless AN Immediate political
change was accomplished. Only once ~
,wiC" did ShulGhin speak. and then only
4 few words.
Finally (;utrhkov announced that the
tlurna deemed it wise that | should alb
dicnte in favor nf my sun Alexis. and
then he added, somewhat tImidly that
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-14
CHURCH
81 DISTRICT MEETING


A district meeting of the Crook
ston district Of the United Norwe.
gian Lutheran church was held at st.
Hilaire, March s, and s, about ten
ministers being present and large
number of people. This was proba-
tblE the last meeting before the I'M
ion of the United, Synod and Hauge
church bodies, to be effected at st.
Paul on June 9th next. It was de-
cided to send an invitation to the
Synod and Hauge districts to meet
with them next fall, at a time and
place to be mutually agreed upon.
Rev. N. G. w. Knudsen, of this
city, is the President, and Rev.
=stayaas, Of Thief River Falls, is the
Secretary Of the district organiza-
ton. 80
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-14

number of 200 will be distributed
another publicity feature, and guide.
posts of similar design will be used
to blaze the trail.
The directors were informed that
100 additional miles of the trail in
Cass county will be, completed by
May 1, and that Mile Laos, Sher.
burne, and Crow Wing counties will
spend $4,000 in improving the
trail this year, having obtained
Federal aid for one-half the amount
Warren, Argyle and Stephen will
gravel the roads thru their munich.
palities this year and next year, il
not earlier, it is proposed to have
the entire distance of the road thru
Marshall county gravelled in good
shape.
"A 965-day road" is the slogan
adopted by the association.
A sociability. run is to be made
next August over the highway which
passes through nineteen counties
making a loop of the entire North
ern part Of the state. More thar
100 cars already have been entered
for the run, the directors say.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-14
EUCLID LEFT
~. {. PARENTAL HOME.

Mrs. Minnie B. Neal, of Euclid, is
seeking Inflammation as to the where
abonts ofAher 15-year-old son, who
left home March S and has not been
seen since: e ';.z. t
The boy left home riding small
bay bromsho mare: While he was
but fifteen, he would easily pass for
,tWenty. He has blue eyes, light
Complexion, and wore a black leath-
ser cap, brown sheep-lined coat pat
sched: with white canvas, and blue
overaals: CT, ,. So ~>s..*z s4,*z>.s.!j
Anyone knowing the location Of
the lad is asked to communicate
with his broken-hearted mother, at
Euclid. e" r.,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-14
NATIONAL FARM LOAN
assn. ELECTS OFFICERS

A meeting of farmers interested
in forming a National Farm Loan
Association met in The. office of G.
N. Morkossel, Saturday, March 10,
for the election Of officers of the
National Farm Loan Association, of
Warren, and vicinity So many in
terested farmers were in attend
ance that the meeting was trans
fe1red to the Commercial Club
rooms. At this meeting G.. n.
Morkassel presided as temporary
chairman and Fred S. Clarke as
temporary secretary. In very In
.teresting discussions the time was
taken up until noon. It was then
decided that the directors should
meet at 1:30 P. M, at which time
the following officers were elected:
Alfred Horgan, President; A. C.
Knudsen, Vice President; G. N.
Morkassel, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Loan Committee: M. L. Warner,
G. Fred Peterson, Dudley o.
Cheney,
Committee to draw up charter
and bylaws: T. s.. Hilleboe, Milo
L. Warner. G. Fred Peterson.
A motion was carried. providing
that where any one of the Of
ficers elected found himself for any
reason unable to act in his respect
i've capacity, the place thus vacated
should be filled by calling a special
meeting of members to complete the
organization before application for
a charter is sent to the Farm Loan
Board, The secretary-treasurer
was instructed to write to the Farm
Loan Board. at Washington, D.. c.,
for: application, blanks. and matter
of general information, which may
be- had. by anyone. interested, at the
office. Of GIN. Morkassel. sas
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-14
MARSHALL N COUNTY
FARMERS CAPTURE
MORE BIG PRIZES
Geo, Copp and A. d. Vansickle, Of
Warren, Score at Minnesota Crou
Show.-Sweepstakes in Oats and
~ ,$132 Binder Were Won by Mr..
II Copp.

AT the crop show in connection
with the 18th annual convention of
the Minnesota Crop Improvement
Association held at Fairmont, Mimi,
last week, Marshall county farmers
won more honors for themselves
and demonstrated to the world that
our soil is capable of growing grain
Of very superior quality.
b h Mr.. George Copp, one of the sue
cessfm and up-to-date farmers tn
the vicinity of Warren, took first
prize in the oats class, winning the
northern section prize, consisting of
Ta s132 binder. He also won the
sweepstakes on oats. Mr.. Copp is to
be- congratulated upon his splendid
achievement as prize winning
farmer.
/. Another Warren farmer whose
name and fame as a prize winner
has been heralded all over this. coun-
try for years, is Mr.. A. D., Van
sickle. He won first place in the
barley and fax divisions at this
show
Norum brothers, Of Hallock, took
first place for red clover and
timothy and n. Schneider captured
the prize for alfalfa.
These prizes were won in compe-
tition with the best farmers in the
whole state, which proves that the
Red River Valley farmer can more
than hold his own in such contests.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-14
lt||REN WILL JOIN
NORTHERN LEAGUE

Sufficient funds are assured to
make possible the entrace Of War
re into a Northern Baseball league,
made up Of Fargo oorhead, Win
nipeg, Warren and Thief River
Falls. Charles Moll, Of Winnipeg,
has visited our city several times in
the interest Of such a baseball pro-
ject. A committee was appointed to
solicit funds and the Sheaf is in
formed that enough money has been
pledged to make, the thing go.
The fans in the city are enthusi-
astically in favor of placing War
rem on the baseball map.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-14

in plain colors, very pleasing and
harmonious.
The kitchen is an important part
of a good hotel and special atten-
ton has been given here to secure
conveniences that will insure the
sanitary preparation and storing of
food products.
The new Hotel Warren is in
a position to offer first class ac-
Communications to the travelling pub
lie and will surely become popular
rendezvous Of all wayfarers in this
section Of the state.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-14
STOCK BREEDERS HOLD
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

The meeting held by the Marshall
County Live Stock Breeders Asso-
citation, at the Commercial Club
rooms, in Warren, on SATURDAY.,
March 10, was we'll attended, both
by members and visitors. Many
new names were added to the mem
bership list Several topics of in
terest to the live stock industry
We're discussed, but the one that
held close attention was that of at
tempting a combination sale of bred
sows, some time in the early part of
1918. Those present who signifed
their desire to partake in making
such movement success, reported
the holding of IS pure bred sows
that they intended to hold for their
own use and from which the selec-
ton Of animals for this sale NAV
be drawn.
The meeting was specially FORUM
ate IN having with them Prof. VIM.
Dietrich, Of the Northwest Station
at Crookston. He is splendid
speaker and a recognized authority
on hogs, and the good advice given
by him will be of great value in
this undertaking.
The association decided to have
another get-to-gether meeting on
Saturday, March "a, at 2 o'clock P.
NJ. All interested in the progress
and betterment of live stock in this
community should attend, as ques-
tons Of interest will be taken Up
for discussion.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-14
HARTMAN HERE:

Fred Hartman, the hero of the st.
Paul Dog Derby, will appear in per-
son tonight, with his famous team
of huskies, at the Warren Opera
House. Motion pictures of the dog
race and ST. Paul Carnival will also
be shown. Mr.. Hartman will lecture
on the pictures Hear and see Fred
Hartman tonight. Doors open at Z
o'clock, 8 shows. Admission, child
rem Is cents, adults Is cents.
Hartman and his dogs will be
here in person tonight Thursday
only. N
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-14
SCENIC 4; MIDWAY ID u VI TO
TISSUE BOOKLET

Beauties Of Minnesota's lakes. and
parks will be brought to the .atten.
ton Of Eastern and Southern tour
lists by booklets soon TO- be published
by directors Of the Minnesota Scenic
Highway association, says the st.
Paul dispatch.
Fifteen Of the directors have held
a conference at Saint Paul and au-
thorized M. N. Kohl of Case Lake.
chairman of their publicity commit
tee, to prepare a booklet of more
than 100 pages describing points oil
interest along the more than 1900
mites covered by the highway and
containing maps, pictures and other
data calculated to interest travellers
Towns on the highway are expect
ed to contribute to the expense OF
preparing the book which will be
$1,000. The books will be distrib-
uted in states East and South.
Red, white and blue buttons bear.
ing the name of the highway, to the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-14
WAR IN MARSHALL co.

War Was Declared Against the Improbable Cow One Year Ago
.# by the Marshall County Testing Association.
destructive and leave the combatants worse
conditions than formerly.
This constructive and successful in its ef
forts Of better feeding better elimination unpro
able the Babcoc during the
past year that wishes see
Do you know how much butt Of your
produces during the year?
" How much it costs per year for feed?
Do you know if your pay their board?
you do know this and more you cannot afford
to the annual business and reorganization meeting Of The
Marshall County Testing Association Friday &c.
2 p NJ, ip the Commercial Club rooms Warren.
Members of the Association requested be and
all others interested cordially invitedn attend
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-14

= Rev. G::# Storaasli and sIngolf
Grindeland went to Middle River
yesterday, to-, attend a district meet
ing Of ministers and delegates from
Lutheran Synod congregations to be
held at that place on Wednesday
and Thursday Of this week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-14

Marriage licences have been. is
sued by Clerk of Court Swandby to
the following persons: Olof New
ton and F1ossie Hook; Johannes
Jordalen and Emma Hemre; Victor
E. Nelson and Hilda o. Eide; Vic
tor Lefroth and Mamie v. Holm
gren; Walter F. johnson and Anna
E. Peterson; Jonas Sheppard, and
Mabel Ish.