Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-05-01
Minnesota State
News H..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Crookston.-Mayor Morrisey ap
pointed David Sanders as member
of the board of health and John Cash
as captain of police.
st. Cloud.-About 10000 pounds of
flour has been milled in this district
in the last week. There are 27 dis
tricts in this county.
St. Cloud.-The Vasa Order OF
America will hold it's state convention
in St. Cloud on May % and 20, when
officers for the coming year will he
appointed.
Mora.-The local exemption board
has received official orders to furnish
six men from this county to be sent
to Columbus barracks, Ohio The men
will leave May 3.
Rochester.-Bert Lowell, 40, veal
thy farmer of Eagle Rock, Iowa, and
a girl, said to be Is, also of Eagle
Rock, were arrested at local room
ing house on charge of violation of
the Mann act. u
Brookpark.-David Bevens was in
jured by belt which broke on the
portable sawmill owned by K. S.. Sor-
enson while in operation at the Will
liam lie Pere place, about seven miles
northeast of Askov
International Falls.-J. D. Schell,
Black river settler, enlisted in the
Coast Artillery branch of the regular
1oft
Schell has resided in this county for
the past Is years and owns consider
able property in the Black river coun-
try.
st. Paul.--Three Republican con-
gressmen from Minnesota have filed
their papers for reelection. The men
are Sidney Anderson, Lanesboro, in
the first district; Franklyn F. ELS
worth, Mankato, second district. and
Harold Knutson, St. Cloud, sixth dis
trict
st. Paul.-George La Fond of the
state treasurer's office, who has re-
sided in st. Paul for the past fourteen
years, has moved to White Bear,
where he purchased twelve acres of
land q year ago. He will continue in
his present position with farming as
| a side line.
-Buhl.-Hoping to evade the draft
because Of injury to his hand, Tony
Madure, employed at the Dean mine.
is said to have taken a chisel and
| cut off one finger at the joint but this
act availed him nothing, as doctors
| fixed up his finger and he left with
the draftees from Chisholm. Doctors
found the piece Of severed finger in
the, mine
Duluth.-Final figures for Duluth
on the third Liberty Loan show 2S,-
S92 subscribers out of population of
| 100000, or 1886 per cent. This is held
to be record for towns of equal or
! larger size, the claims for Toledo, O..
being based on an old census. The to-
tai amount raised here was $3.50 900.
The women Liberty Loan workers
brought in >227.., subscriptions, repre-,
senting s236.100,7
st. Paul.-More than 1000 miles of
new highways will be built in Mime
sofa this year under state supervision
and with the aid of state and federal
funds making the most ambitious road
building program the state has ever
seen. While work on many permanent
improvements has been discouraged
and curtailed during wartime, road
building is distinctly encouraged as a
war measure, State Highway Commits
sioner G. M. Babcock said.
Nashwauk.- w. Gamache
pastor of the St. Cecilia Catholic
church of Nashwauk, was seriously
burned while fighting fire. He had
been burning stumps and old grass off
the church yard in cleanup campaign
and the fire got beyond his control.
In fighting the flames his clothing
caught fire and before assistance ar
rived he was severely burned. He
was taken to the Nashwauk hosr :
and the physicians say that his en-:
dition is critical, owing partly to his
advanced age
| Spooner.-The schools of the Baldus
district, near here, are not backward
In displaying patriotism. There are
three schools in that section and each
owned a second Liberty Loan bond.
The pupils of the Eden school also
published Liberty Bond "ad''
Minneapolis.-The annual conven.
ton Of the Tri-State Country Grain
Shippers association will be held in
Minneapolis July 8, 10 and II, &C.
cording to decision reached by the
board Of directors. Important matters
concerning the regulation of the ship.
ping of grain under the federal rules
and matters connected with the fed.
eral grades and grain corporation
regulations will be discussed.
! Virginia. ELIAS MAXI, Of Biwabik
who was indicted for criminal synd.
icalism and appealed his case to the
state supreme court, where he lost
| was sentenced to serve six months In
i the county jail or pay fine Of 81 900
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