Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-08

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Iadsbate team d the tate league tAis
to content Tor & Mimi apoll1S
trophy cur. 100
linneapoii ointment oi
Willsof 81. Louis CO chi ledef1t exaln-
liner Tor the reseryeH banks 81 the Nest-
(ern district y. nounced ~ the fed
sraf reserve board at Washing ton.
90 st. Cloud glt y city of1icials IN
[cluding the mayor, cit " clerk and coun-
eli from Detroit, Mimi ]. we're here one
afternoon recently to Inspect the paw
Ing work done here - the past suzl1-ss.
3ner
Saltwater. Dwight Jones, an en-.
sploye of the Twin City Forge q Foun,
dry company, received 4 q compound
fracture 81 the right leg below the
knee while working in the foundry
department: 81. Ss8sS
Moorhead. we loan Of $50 900 was
granted the Moorhead school board by
the state Investment board. The money
will be used to help II payment Of
the cost Of building the new Third
ward school building III
ST. Paul. Nine cases of influenza - 1
st. Paul and twelve II the state at
large were reported during September,
according to figures issued BY the state
board OF health. Outside 81 81. Paul
not more than two cases were listed
IN any community.
Two Harbors. The Duluth & Iron
Range railroad has laid Of two Of it,
train crews hauling ore from the Yer.
million range, presumably as q con-
sequence Of the strike at Ely. The
company has IL trains IN operation
to bring the bulk Of its business here
BY way OF Biwabik.
Virginia Edward Nyquist, Herman
Hyvonent and Albert NyQuist, farmers
living near Biwabik, who were arrest.
ed by, Game Warden George. 3. Wood
on charge Of killing moose out
Of season, at Birch lake, waived exam
nation before Judge Carey here and
announced they would plead guilty In
district court. ;5ss S.
Middle River. County Agent John
HUSKY went to farm west OF Stephen
on the Red river, in company with DR..
Donald son OF Argyle, where the doctor
had been called to examine some hogs
which appeared to be affected with 81
disease. A post-mortem examination
was made Of one Of the hogs and the
disease was declared to be hog chol-#
era. n 4.
Pipestone. The knights OF Column
bus council Of this city made plans
for the initiation Of a class Of Is last
Sunday. The first and second degree
were conferred by the Pipestone coun-
Gil and the third degree was exempli-
fled BY degree team from Minneap-s
oils. It was the first big Initiation that
the local council has had in the last
two years.
st. Paul. Actual field work has
been started to determine methods Of
preventing foods in the Minnesota
River valley Similar Investigations
in the Red Lake and Roseau river
basins will be undertaken when pend
ing negotiations with Canadian OH
Gals handling interrelated problems
are completed, according to e. ". Viii
Lard, state drainage engineer.
Pipestone G. Anderson was
elected first mayor Of Hatfield, newly
incorporated village, at the initial cleo
ton. Theodore Smallfield, Nick Pech-
on and J. n. Wiener were chosen as
councilmen; W. M. Smith, clerk: n.
Nilsson, treasurer, and John a. Thomp-
son, justice Of the peace. Hatfield is
the second village I'M the county to In I
corporate during the present year.
st. Cloud - James de. Rocher, ''trus-
ty" at the local state reformatory who
walked of few weeks ago while out
side the institution at the farm colony
was located by Superintendent Scott
at camp at Round Lake north Of
Brainerd, and James is now back Ut
the institution. He, was sent from
Brainerd on a maximum ten year SEN.
tence, and will proba bly, have to serve
out his fill term. e
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