Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-02-06


Gu, nationally known mining and lum-
herman, died here. He was born in
Calumet, Mich. .s5s. #
ltitchfield.-- Equity Cooperative
Exchange of St. Paul has opened an
Office at Litchfeld, for the purpose OF
buying cattle for shipment to the ex-
Change %~f y"5 *+>* @@r~
Wadena.-An organizer for the Non
partisan league appeared in Wadena
and attempted to arrange for a meet.
lA:2 of the organizat ton in Wadena
village, but failed.
international Falls.-The county en-
INCEPTION board sent a Greek to Camp
lodge at the request of the registrant,
who volunteered his services and gave
his resi- dence as Hibbing.
Hinckley.-C. Voris, pastor of tho
Presbyterian church, resigned after a
successful passionate of four years. He
goes to Two Harbors as pastor of the
| Presbyterian church there
ST. Cloud.-At st. Johns university
>>:e students have taken a hearty in
| terest in cooperation with the au-
thorities to comply with the wishes of
tne government in food saving.
Remidji.-Mrs. e. H. Smith, Mrs. G..
| u. Jewett, Attorney E. E. Mcdonald,
| r. S. Lycan and F. B. Lamson were
2 appointed on the civic relief commit
tee by the executive committee of
tho Bemidji Red Cross chapter.
St. Paul.-Two bandits, who month
ago held up seven persons in st.
''"ul are under arrest and have made
;'H confession, according to a state.
aren't by J. j. O'Connor, chief of police.
Mankato.-A. H. Schroeder has solo
his 240-acre farm to S. A. Ludeman
:": $32, 435. The purchaser is a former
iowa man. This farm is located at
Waldorf, Waseca county, and is con-
sidered splendid piece of land with
sood buildings.
Femidji-By a decision of Judge
Stanton this city wins it's suit
""osnst the Minnesota Light & Power
company The ruling of Judge Stan
to.1 means that the company is re-
strained from increasing the expense
to consumers Of light $1.10 per month";
Ada. - Funeral services were held
i:*:re for Henry L. Anderson, 20, whose
remains were shipped here from JET
:2rson Barracks, Mo. Short services
we're held at the Henry Storslie resi-
r'cnce, after which services were held
Il Our Savior's church, Rev. Hinder
';e preaching in English, and Rev
!Tellke in Norwegian.
st. Paul. - Investigations of acct
!2rts in which nine school children
We're killed and 20 others were injured
when buses in which they were rid
ing to school were struck by trains
near Nelson and near Moose Lake
have been ordered by the state rail
road and warehouse commission.
Bemidji.-When the Beltrami count!
district court convenes Feb. II one o
t1:e first criminal cases to be callef
I'LL be against Roland Henrionnet
Tho will face charge of murder il
he first degree for alleged Staying o
oscar Nelson, young teller of tn
Northern National bank, after a con
> tloversy over enlistmen on Nov. Il
Du!uth.-When Thomas Wood, sai<
: 70 be the heaviest man in Northern
minnesota, appeared for physical ey
amir alton for the draft, it was foun<
trat the government scales could no
"nera+e when loaded with his hug
H'vsique. 1e was taken to the cit.
.roighmaster and on the lotion scale
is weight was recorded at Sc
pounds.
Ni:ginia-The efforts of agitator
20 stir up trouble among woodsmer
wang of whom are getting out lumbe
u be used by Uncle Sam in his figh
~ democracy, appears to have fl:
led out. Deputy sheriffs who re
';''ned here from the north wood
ing back rosy stories of condition
~ of the continuing at work wit
IVY few quitting.
Tairmont - Lemuel Wickham,. a
:. >t-year0ld recluse, was found froZe
- death in his bed when police officer
;>"'''.e into his shack, following info
;~::,tion that he had not been seen 70
:"rer:l days. Wickham, who ha
v"d in his little shack for nearly 4
Gears, is believed to have frozen t
: cath one night recently, when tn
. *eTnometer registered nearly IS b.
: )W zero.
!: Nankato-The Southern Minnesot
,cNteet Of the State Discussion leagu
high schools took place in this cit
1nd was won by Melvin Meirbacht(
: ;" Faribault, with Thomas Phelps e
"0c hester and Earl LOOMS of St. P,
r tied for second place School
= represented were those of Mankat
.2ribault, Rochester, St. Peter, W;
I "a, NassOn and Fulda. The SUI
act was, "HoW shall the world b
II )rgonized SO as to prevent wars i
0 az future?'
/ st. Paul.-Charge Of deliberate a
Il or1pt to blow up the St. Regis apar
Il ant here which might have cause
G C death of scores of persons livif,