Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-11-27
Minnesota State
News

committee OF East Grand Forks re-
ports reaching the required quota OF
$2,14B allotted Tor the United War
Work campaign. "
Matlkat0. - Members Of the state
BARRIERS board of examiners were in
the city one day recently and three
BARRIERS took the examination at the
P. Landmark shop. zszs&
East Grand Forks.-The city 10 pat
ting Ii 4 new drainage system on De
Mers avenue. near the bridge, to drain
the surface water from underneath
the bridge in the spring. S. 100,
Crookston.-Red River valley coun,
ty agents met here and discussed next
years work and laid plans for secur-
ing the next Minnesota potato show,
to be held during the fall Of 1919.
Baudette. Funeral services were
held here for Mrs, Clarence Linholm
who came here two years ago from
Fosstol1, to act as nurse, contracted
tuberculosis, and died in the county
sanatorinm at Lake Julia, near Be-
midi. Il ST. zzS = :....
St. Paul. Paul Krantz of st. Paul
II years old, was ordered held on q
charge of criminal carelessness. after
coroner'ss jury had found the death
OF Arthur Leach, uncle of the boy, tC
have been the result of bullet wound
the boy inflicted s.
Fertile.-For the fire sufferers, J. D.
Mason of the Fertile Journal sent in
a check for $116.50, contributed by the
people Of Fertile and vicinity. This
was in addition to $S75.95 previously
sent and makes a total, of $974.45 from
Fertile and vicinity. 7. /. /.
Fergus Falls. - The Fergus Falls
Home Guard company has been ac-
cepted as part Of the Minnesota Ma:
tional guard. It will be mustered into
the state organization in few days
and be known as Company E, Third
battalion, Fifth regiment.
Moorhead. &C County Safety Director
II. E. Roberts received two drafts Tor
the relief of sufferers in the fire zone,
covering subscriptions made at Ulen
and Georgetown, totaling $241.5O. The
draft from Ulen was for $166.5O, and
the one from Georgetown for $75. f.
f. Sandstone. Miss Sadie Mckay, a
recent graduate of Ripley Memorial
hospital, Minneapolis, died at the
home Of her parents here Of Influenza.
Miss Mckay had been accepted by the
Red Cross for overseas service. She
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred 3 Mckay: ..z l4,~ :.
Winona.-Harry Jacoby, alleged IA
year-o1d slayer, of Minnesota, near
here, has been adjudged insane and
committed to the criminal asylum at
st. Peter. Jacoby was recently in
dicted by: the Wabasha county grand
jury on the charge of murder in the
first degree. The crime was commit
ted in May, when Jacoby killed Leo
Schultz, aged z, by hacking him with
an ak. =. - e;
Madelia. - A, committee OF citizens
here have appealed to ther1 Omaha
Railway company, ST, Paul, for the
free use of a box car il which to ship
household furnishings and equipment
to the fire sufferers in the northern
part of the state. Many persons in
the town wish to make donations Of
this character and will do so in case
the railroad administration will pro-
vide free transportation. =
st. Paul. = Minnesota military off,
GERS Will be asked to enroll for two
weeks early in January as students in
q citizens training camp in the can
Torment at Camp Zachary Taylor,
KY. Fhe camp is authorized by the
war department and will be in charge
of Capt. f. L. Beals It will be for the
special benefit Of members of the re-
serve militia and the state may be
asked to pay the expenses Of men
taking the course.
Bemidji. u. H. Paquin Of Wilton.
and P. ]. Olson Of Becida won the two
SO prizes offered by Otto Shook of
this city for the best load of potatoes
hauled the longest distance, and the
BEST and largest load Of potatoes. Mr..
:Paquin won the prize. for hauling the
potatoes the longest distance, which
was seventeen and three-uuarters
miles. Mr., Olson had load Of Bur
banks which were free from mixtures
and but very little disease.
Minneapolis. order of Secretary
Daniels of the navy, permission has
been granted enlisted men of the naval
reserve force and Of the regular navy
who enlisted for the period Of the war
to make application to their command.
ing officers for discharge. In the be.
lief of navy officers here, the order
means the beginning of the end for
the DunwoodR naval school, which
was organized for the period Of the
war It Is estimated that 80 per cent
Of the Dunwoody sailors will make ap.
plications for discharge. ss
st. Paul. Severely arraigning the
acts OF Joseph Unterberger, alleged
"herb-doctor," arrested on complaint
Of several of his victims, Judge j. w
Boerner sentenced the healer to q
term of sixty days In the workhouse
Unterberger pleaded guilty to viola
ton Of the law relating to the prac
tice of medicine.
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