Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-12-25
Minnesota State
News


position in Devils Lake, Md.
Mast Grand Forks. ~ Joseph Tierien,
Of England township, has returned to
his old home in Montreal, after an alb.
sence Of twenty-three years. ~ :
Chisholm.-The village council has
increased the pay of the chief of po-
lice and day and night sergeant SIS
per month and policemen and iremen
So. -. u.s.
Hastfngs.-Harry Johnson, second
cook at the state hospital here, who
weighed $50 pounds, died from influ-
enza complications. His body was sent
to his old home at Rayne, Ill. -
Ivanhoe.-The Lincoln county board
In session here has contributed an ad-
ditfonal $4,000 to the relief fund of the
Tyler tornado sufferers The original
amount contributed by the county was
$4,000.
Bemidji-County Auditor-elect A. D.
Johnson returned from st. Paul,
where he severed his connection with
the M. & I. railroad, preparatory to
assuming his new Office of auditor of
Beltrami county.
st. Cloud.-Supt. Boerger, of the
county schools, has sent check for
SO to the fire relief sufferers fund in
northern Minnesota. It came from the
school of Luxembourg, of which ST.. M.
Olga is the principal.
Virginia.-Tony Vidac, Of Biwabik,
sentenced to sixty-five days on the
county work farm by Judge Milbrook,
of Biwabik, charged with making false
and defamatory remarks about Johane
Rebic, was taken to Duluth, by a
deputy sheriff. H3.
Virginia. This city will not forget
the little folks this yuletide, as the
usual community Christmas tree will
be set up in thermidd1e of Chestnut
street, opposite the Elks building. Tiny
&vari-colored electric globes will be
strung along it's branches.
Virginia. Ralph M. Sphinx, foreman
of the composing room of the Virginia
Enterprise several years ago, has been
killed in action in France, acquaint
ances in Virginia have learned. Mr.
Sphinx left Virginia some time ago. He
worked for a time as a. printer on the
International Falls Journal.
i Crookston.-A. D. Stephens received
report from the state director of the
Fourth Liberty Loan which shows that
,, the percentage of bonds sold in Polk
t county, based on the allotment, was
| 108, and the distribution of bonds pei
capita was 24.9 per cent, or one bono
to every fourth person in the county
MOOrhead.-The demurrer in thu
$4,000 SANDER suit of Rosa Stella
against John and Mike Kondolis, o.
| DilWorth, has been overruled by Judge
Bert Fesler, of Duluth, who heard the
case. The case grew out of the charge
made by the defendants to Sheriff Da1
w. Mcdonald, that Stella had stolel
money from them, and that he was no
cbeying the work or fight" order.
St. Paul.-The Office of Federal fue
administration engineer in each stat,
VIII cease to exist January 15,; 1913
| according to notifications received. b!
H. J. Meyer fuel engineer for Mime
sofa, from III. A. Garfield, Federal fue
administrator. Mr.. Meyer said tn,
! government had decided to retain tn
conservation bureau of the fuel admin
istration, and is planning to educate
the public to keep up fuel saving TO
it's own benefit. }53sszsz.s%% 80, -
Crookston.-E. M. McMahon, gen
eral secretary of the st. Paul associa
ton, was the principal speaker at tn
annual dinner of the Crookston asso
citation and in the course of his re
marks paid special tribute to the en-
terprise of the farmers and bushes
men of the valley in making possibl
the erection of the building for tn
promotion of the livestock industry
and evidenced that the Twin Cite
we're keenly interested.
Hastings. in the elet
ton contest of Alfred E. Rietz agains
P. H. O'Keefe for county attorney Q
Dakota county, has closed here. Tn
case is to be argued by represents
tive from the attorney generals off!c
before Judge c. ]. lockwood, in Mil
neapolis, at a date to be announce
later, when the question of legality G
the soldier vote will be considered an
alleged errors in ballots cast at tn
recent election will be taken up.
Pipestone.-Accordin to informs
ton received here, one Of Uncle Sam
big new battleships will be name
i Pipestone The information was frol
Chairman Rogers, of the Ninth r.
gional Liberty Loan Committee. Thl
county will receive the distinction b.
cause it was one of the four countie
in the Ninth Federal Reserve distrit
to have the highest standing in th
J Fourth Liberty Loan campaign. TIL
total subscription Of the county wa
i $1,045, 100.
Virginia. The armory building que,
ton again bobbed up at the city cou1
ell meeting, new angle to the pr,
tracted controversy being introduce
when City Attorney George Shea CAV
1t as his opinion that the stateecannc
force the city to provide quarters&fc
the military organization, contradic
ing the claim Of state official r
Gently made that the city must furnis