Warren sheaf., 1918-03-27

H. Ileu Ldhe dis .-hIS. eSLy hluS5,
native of Ireland, AZ, wife of
prominent farmer of Browns Creek
sown, died at her home of autoin-
toxication.
st. Cloud.-Dr A. l. Bruener of
St. Cloud, who was made a first
lieutenant in the dental corps of the
army when he enlisted last year, has
been promoted to a captaincy.
Anoka.-Chester E. Evans of Cham
plin, aged 81, is dead He came to
Minnesota in 1855 and settled in
Maple Grove, Henepin county, where
he lived until twenty years ago, when
he moved to Champlin.
Aitkin.-Rev. Father Iciek of Du.
luth delivered an address here in
the opera house under the auspices
of the third Liberty Loan executive
committee of Aitkin county.
Mankato.-The board of education
has decided to abandon the teaching
of the German language in the Man
kato public schools after the pres
ent classes complete their work,
which will be in December.
Pine City.-Representati Adolph
S. Larson of Sandstone filed as
candidate for state senator from this
district. He is the second man to
file for the position Senator Ry-
strom having also done so.
st. Cloud.-One hundred and sixty
! cans of trout fry were received here
from the state fish commission and
planted in nearby streams. The
local anglers each contributed 81 to
help defray the expenses of planting
the fry.
Baudette.-Placing the muzzle of a
pistol in his mouth last Wednesday
| Magnus W. Anderson pulled the trig-
ger and literally blew off his head.
He was about 80 and leaves a wife
and a boy. Financial worries are
given as the reason
! Red Lake Falls.-Oswald Lind, who
has been state. engineer for Marshall
county for four years, has been, Sc
lected by the state highway commits
sion as the state engineer for Red
Lake county and moved here with
his family this week.
Glenwood.-David Boeie. chief OF
police. was stricken with apoplexy
while alone at his office late at night
and was found dead when a search
was made for him He was born in
| Colbourne. Ont, in 1850. and came to
! Glenwood forty-two years ago.
Bemidji.-Rev. NJ. A. Soper has
been appointed chairman of the Sal
vation Army drive in Bemidji and
vicinity. The purpose of the drive is
to raise funds for carrying on wal
work by the Salvation Army An
effort will be made to raise 10 cents
per capita in this locality.
! Hinckley.-The Pine county com
missioners have let the contract fol-
the grading and surfacing of the
Duluth-Twin City highway, from Pine
City to Sandstone, to S. j. Grove &
Sons OF Minneapolis for s37,1S2,s0
The stretch is about twenty miles
in extent. The contract calls for an
overhead crossing of the Northern
Pacific railroad tracks at Mission
creek. Work will commence at once
| Warroad.-Claiming that he wa:
driven from the community through
threats by the defendants and men
aced by lynching at their hands, W
c. Raderstarts has brought a s25 OOC
damage suit against George Marvin
Rev. Mr.. Foster, E. A. Linder Prof
Wilcox, Syver Johnson, c. E. Carl
quist and Martin Berg. The com
plaint charges that on March Il
1915, they threatened to lynch hin
and to do physical violence
St. Cloud.-Day schools will re
place night schools at the ST. CLOUD
state reformatory, superintendent H
K. w. Scott has reported to ths
state board of control. Reformatory
inmates. of whom 373, or about four
out of five in the institution are en-
rolled in the school, will be giver
seven and one-half hours of classes
tweekly under the new plan. as com
pared with only four and one-hal
hours In the old night schools
Crookston 18th annual com
mencement exercises of the Uni
versity Of Agriculture began here
with a special sermon to the gradu
ating class by Rev. W. E. Dudley, or
"The Call for Service" at the FRS,
Congregational church. The com
mencement program continued fo1
four days, closing with commence
ment day exercises, at which Marion
L. Burton, president of the univer
sity, spoke and presented the diplo
mas.
i st. Paul-Employ teachers earl,
and make contracts for the full time
of the next school year; seek ou
qualified teachers who have retired
from teaching with a record Of eff