Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-09-04

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M1nneota. -: Sixty families of the
Catholic Church of :Minneota, raised
more, than 81, 100 for Tyler sufferers
after q strong plea from Father Stew.
art H.. Tillemans. E. :. :. ... ..s., : "a
L Winona.- Pellowski, aged
49,, lies at the hospital in a critical
| condition as result of burns RECEIVED
when gasoline stove over which she
was working exploded. -: ~ -
Winona.-The annual field day meet.
ing of the Southeast Minnesota and
Western Wisconsin Bee Keepers asso-:
! citation was observed at Lewiston.
Nearly 100 people gathered. =s}.s
St. Paul.-Lieut. Edward A.. Hadeen.
who returned to the aviation mechan,
fics' training school, Midway, after a
mysterious disappearance off, two
weeks, is now held under military
arrest. ..r~ 49, - I'll NJ
Observation-Disclosures are. being
perfected for tug of war between
twenty-five farmers of Ramsey county
and like number from Washington
! county at the Ramsey County Agricul-
I'LL Oh CAuAU1L dI w u4t0 b0dT. q.
Red Lake Falls-The old red bridge
here which will be remembered by
many as the Bridge of Signs, went out
Of business about the same time as the
saloons were closed. 1t was complete
~ pulled down to make room fora
more substantial structure.
Brainerd. - George w. Puppy, we'll
known in Brainerd, where for a time
he was an employee of the Parker &
/ Topping company foundry and later
factory inspector Of the state under
! Governors Johnson and Eberhart,
! died Aug. at Fort Thomas, KY.
st. Paul.-The proposal to the State
Public Safety commission to delay the
opening of high schools throughout
the state to relieve the labor shortage
was coupled with a suggestion that the
schools might adopt six-day weekly
| schedule to make up for time lost.
The proposal will be investigated. r.. L
! Minneapolis. army reconstruc-
| lion hospital at Fort Smelling is ready
TO receive wounded men from France,
Maj. H. v. Silvers, post adjutant, has
announced. The hospitals present ca.
pacity is 400 patients Within
month we can care for 1000 PATIENTS"
said Maj. Silvers. GAS yet there are no
returned wounded but first detach-
ments may be sent any time
Redby.-The state Of Minnesota is
dealing old H. C. L. some telling blows
by it's fishing plant maintained on the
great Red lake under the auspices of
the state game and fish commission
and at the instigation of the State
Public Safety commission, where the
fnny tribe of the biggest lake in Min
nesota is Melted and shipped to all
parts of the state to be sold at actual
cost. Started as a sort Of an expert
ment, the undertaking has passed the
experimental stage and is now one Of
the successful institutions maintained
by the state and is proving to- be a
vast benefit to the residents of the
cities who want fresh fish at figures
cheaper than available before.
st. Paul.-Hugo V. Koch, state di-
rector Of the United States employ.
ment service, is slated to be named
state director Of the public service re-
serve as successor to Don r. Cotton,
who resigned. Such an appointment
has been recommended by: the state
and community labor boards, and Di-
/ rector w. E. Hall Of the national re.
serve organization favors it, according
to authoritative word here. Director
Koch would serve without compensa.
ton, but q salaried Office manager
would be appointed. under present
plans. George w. McCree is assistant
state director. s..i