Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-07-03
NEWS OF ST ate /.
TERSELY| TOLD.
Recent Happenings In Minnesota
Given In Brief Items For
Busy Readers.

Rochester.-T Knights of Pythias
lodge No. 54, has been reorganized.
Bemidji.-George w. Sears, has
again been taken up by Indian agents
for peddling booze. George is said
to be an old offender
st. Cloud.-A large number Of local
women aliens have not as yet report
ed for registration under the govern
ment order, according to Chief OF
Police Brick.
Warroad - County Agent Olson
bought wool from this point for the
government. l.. Ladermaker's clip
melted him little over 81 per sheep,
the highest average recorded here.
Brainerd.-ln the Grow Wing coun.
ty contingent leaving. for Camp Grant,
ILL.,, were three pairs of brothers
Thomas R. and John David Dyke
man, Clarence and Claude Tucker of
Fort Ripley, Ira and Gilbert William
Ringering.
Moose Lake.-At the sale of stock
belonging to Jacobson and Dodge, con-
Quoted near here by C. F. Mahnke
of this village, all records for the sale
OF COWS in this section of the country
were broken" High grade Holsteln
COWS sold under the hammer from
$105 to $192,50 per head.
Biwabik.- body Of Matt Lud-
kla, former inmate of the Fergus Falls
asylum, who disappeared from his
home in Saio district near here re-
Gently, was found hanging by shirt
by surveyors, with all the evidences
of suicide. He was As and leaves a
wife and several children.
Aitkin.-Marcus Nelson's new saw
mill, located on the Mississippi river
and Northern Pacific tracks, here.
which has been under construction
for some time has started saving
timber. The mill will cut lumber and
ties and has large supply of timber
between Aitkin and Sandy Lake,
Thirty men are employed.
Aitkin.-The annual meeting of the
Northern Minnesota and Northern
Wisconsin Guernsey Breeders associa-
tion was held at the W. F. Murphy
farm at Cedar Lake. H. L. Hartley
of Duluth, was elected president and
". F. Hicken of Floodwood, secre-
tary. The next meeting will be held
at the Island Farm of G.. G.. Hartley,
of Duluth.
Hibbing.-state mines =, shipped
1851 tons last week as follows:
Felmer, 1907 tons; Messabe Noun.
tain, 31,152; Frantz, 1850; Shiras.
.2:2OS; Hanna "A", 6,493; Deacon,
1875; Smith. $50; Woodbridge, g.
79+; Pool, 10000; Hill Annex, 1880;
Majorca, 1000; Leonidas, 27,945; Phil
bin, 10,206; Wanless, 1892; N.
Thompson, 14,496.
St. Paul.-Ole sohlberg, farmer,
living near Mission Creek, Pine ,coun-
ty, was the first man in the state to
be convicted under the State Public
Safety commissions order making
1dleness crime during the war, &C.
cording to advices received at. the
commission office yesterday. ,Sohlberg
was fined 500 and released after he
Trcmised to go to work on his 120.
acre farm at once.
Virginia.-That Alma Majaneimi,
his wife liked dances and playing
cards better than attending to her
domestic duties is a claim of Kaarle
Arvid Majanneimi, who has filed suit
Tor divorce. Mrs. Maianeimi also
had fondness for men, according to
the complaint The whereabouts of
the defendant are unknown and the
plaintiff believes she is living with a
Soveri Nord man
st. Cloud.-The Stearns County
; Farm bureau, working in cooperation
with the State Employment bureau in
farm labor problems, has made the
following appointments of local labor
agents in this county: Richmond, ].
j. Ahmann; st. Cloud, Farmers State
hank; Avon, w. S. Bartholomew; Sank
Center. B. F. Dubois; New Munich,
n. P. Sand; Spring Hill Charles Bel
big; Kirnball, c. D. Brewer. ....
Aitkin.-Mrs. Ray, a war bride, 81,
was drowned in Sandy lake while
bathing with a young girl named
Lang, who chung to a log and was
rescued by her father. Marcus Mel.
sons timber crew of twenty-five men,
searched for the body which has not
yet been recovered. Mrs. Rays hus.
band is in Southern training camp
and she came to Aitkin county recent
1y to visit his parents who reside at
Sandy Lake.
Minneapolis citizens of Min.
nesota who are members of the Am
erica First association will send a
message of cheer from home to the
Minnesota boys in France : through
Congressman Thomas D. Schall o.
Minneapolis, who will go to France
next month, it was announced here
Congressman School also will obtain
suggestions from the Minnesota boys
as to how their relatives and friends
can best aid them. ~ - -.
Virginia.-Police refused to permit
Fonteri Nuoteoa, a Finn claiming tt