Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-05-15
minnesota State News;

4ue CAIy.-AFCaur MOllanen, Finn
was arrested near Finlayson as a de.
serter and was taken to St. Paul and
will be indicted into the army.
st. Peter.-A military funeral was
held Sunday for Francis Davis, the
first youth from this county. Serv.
ices were held in the Armory.
Warren.-F. E. King has arrived
here from France, having been hon
orably discharged from the U. S. mill
tary forces on account of weak eyes.
Princeton Sunday evening Rev.
Joseph Willepbrink delivered the bac.
calaureate sermon to the graduating
class of Princeton high school in the
Armory.
Spooner.-Arthur H. Chamberlain,
Mo has been foreman of tie News Of
Ice here for the last three years, left
for Minneapolic to enter the service
at the British recruiting mission.
Sandstone.-S. A. Colliver, who has
been in charge Of the agricultural de-
partment Of the Sandstone high school
several years. has accepted a position
as county agent of Wadena county
st. Paul.-The Minnesota Music
Teachers association. composed Of
more than 200 teachers of piano, yio-
lin, organ, voice and public school
music. will hold a conference in St.
Paul June ?5. Is and q.
Big Fal's.-A brush fire was start
ed by children on the east side Of the
railroad track. which caused quite a
scare and lot Of brush and rubhis',
was burned. No damage was done
as shOW<"' came to the rescue.
international Fal!s.-Sheriff White
vent to Eibbing and brought back
young man named Frank Poston,
who is charged with selling a mort
gagged team of horces and skipping
with the proceeds, amounting to 5000.
stillwater.-Two Saltwater boys,
who have been attending the officers
training station at Camp Stanley, Leon
Springs, Tex, Albert ]. Connors and
John E. Mccarthy, have been recon-
mended for promotion to second lieu
tenants
Thief River Falls.-W. w. Prichard,
IT., for twelve years cashier of the
First National bank in this city, has
resigned. With his brother, Harry S.
Prjchard, he will manage the lumber
and coal business of the Prichard
company
Moorhead.-J. M. Herrick, local
banker, drove through the Buffalo
River district to Kragnes and north
ward and reports the fields are look
Ing fine. All the farmers are using all
OF their land this year, even to the
borders and margins along the road
Sides -..,
Little Falls.-While coming to tbs
city a team driven by Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Lemnitz of Parker town be.
came frightened and ran away. Mr.
Lemnitz was pulled over the dash
board and suffered several severe BODY
bruises and cut on the head. Mrs
Lemnitz was not injured
Grand Rapids.-Itasea county has
sent AIT men to camp under the draf
system. Two hundred and thirty-nine
have left since the questionnaires have
been filled out. There are now an
proxlmately 200 men in Class 1 who
have received physical examination
and are qualified for service.
Crookston.-Supt. c. G.. Selvig of the
agricultural school got a letter from
w. W. Fraser, livestock commissioner
OF the province of Manitoba, located
at Winnipeg, in which he states that
they need number of professional or
expert shearers of sheep in Manitoba.
Sheep owners will pay good wagcS.'T
farlbault.-George W. Purcell and
Albert B. Fox, managers and publish
ers of the Minnesota. Leader, were ar
RAGGED in Rice county court on
charge of criminal libel. 1t is alleged
that they printed articles assailiae
Sheriff Charles Livingstone, Of Rice
county. P:en~ of guilty were entered
for both defendants.
\. Warren.-Aft e; an examination in
the probate court il wac decided to
send Miss Amelia p Mou'ton of thie
city, aged 81, to the detention hos
pital at Fergus Falls, where she car
receive the proper core and atten+io~
needed by her In her old age. Sine
the death Of her nephew, Char'er
Moulton. over two years ago she ha;
been charge on the city most of the
time.
St. Paul-Governor Burnquist has
announced that. he will call attention
officially to May "A as Italy DIV. witch
is to be observed throughout the Unit.
ed States in appreciation of the en-.
trance of Italy in the war for democ-
racy. May "a will be the anniversary
Of 1taly's entrance IN the war anil
mericans will be asked to wear
flower and write to friends in Italy
on that day
Grand Rapids-Itasca county au-
thorities are seeking to clearly es-
tablish the identity of skeleton
found a few days ago near Warba,
thought to be the bones of Frank
Wicklund, who disappeared in that
section about year ago. The bones
were found about ,one-half mile north
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