The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-06-18
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East Grand Forks.-Four xensra-
tions wsre represented at the cslebra-
ton Of the fftisth wedding annivsr-
sary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Josef Bank.
Fergus Falls.-Julius II. Bender, who
was charged with discouraging enlist.
ments during the war, was, tried in
district court here: and found guilty.
st. Paul.-More than $50 incumbents
and new applicants for deputyships
In the state OIL inspection service, ac-
cording to present Examinations. viii
take civil service examinations this
week. -. : :. = -.
MISUNDERSTANDING made partial
~ successful raid at Baker, village
between Moorhead and GAINESVILLE,
getting away with $50 in cash, stolen
from 4 safe in in the Iverson store
and postonlce. = -.
st. Paul.-The state board OF invest
ments has approved applications for
loans Of 1850 from state trust funds
to schools and ordered payment this
month Of $685. 900 on similar loans to
cities and school districts. In Mime
sofa.
.Minneapolis.-Att the hrst session of
the. twenty-eiGhth annual convention
OF the English Evangelical Lutheran
synod, at Milwaukee, Rev. G. Keller
Rubrecht Of Minneapolis was elected
president, and the Rev. L. b. oteckel,
st. Paul.-The special election to
all the Fourth district vacancy on the
Minnesota delegation In congress
caused by the recent death OF Repre-
sentative Carl c. Van Dyke will take
place July l, the date fixed for 4 spe-
cial charter election in st. Paul.
st. PAULA. H. Anderson, 4 house
member In the Minnesota legislature
OF 1905 and for many years 4 Renville
county farmer of prominence, died sud.
denly at his home near Sacred Heart.
Mr.. Anderson was born in Sweden in
1856 and became 4 resident of Mime
sofa in 1859.
st. Paul.-kinnesota automobile H.
ceRse. tags, road markers and signs
will be manufactured in the saltwater
prison in the event the state adopts
the New Jersey idea, Chairman
| Charles E. Vasaly OF the State board Of
| control said, on his return from an
Eastern trip.
Minneapolis.-John Cook, 100, Min
I neapolis pioneer. died at his home At
| Hamel, MINI. He was born In Eng
land, Aug. 10. 1918. For the last sixty
four years he lived in Minneapolis and
vicinity. Mr.. Cook is survived by
eighteen great grandchildren. twenty
one grandchildren and nine sons and
daughters.
st. Paul.-out Of 225 Minnesota high
schools fewer than rs are carrying
classes In German, records show. Fall
ing of of hrst and second year Cor
man is shown by the fact that only
$50 state examination papers in this
branch have been received at the state
capitol for correction this year. Here
tofore the average has been 5000
annually. 49,.
| Aankato.-Mankato has sent out q
call for the pied Piper Of Hamltn"
At meeting Of the city council the
mayor brought up the question of the
large number of rats in the city High
water in the Minnesota river has driy-
on the, rodents into peoples cellars.
FRAT day" is to be officially observed.
according to the mayors plans Boun.
ties are to be offered.
st. Paul-Transfer of the criminal
insane to the state prison at Still.
water from the st. Peter state hospi.
tai, advocated by DR.. R. M. Phelps,
superintendent of the latter institu.
ton, following escapes Of four Grim.
inal insane patients, can be made only
by special authority from the state
legislature, c. J. Swenson, a member
Of the state board Of control, said.
st. Paul-More than $500 delegates
from all parts OF the state are expected
in st. Paul June 10 to ~, for the sixty.
first annual convention of the Mime.
sofa State Sunday school association
The meeting will be the biggest in
history, w. H. Schilung, executive sec.
rotary, said. General sessions will be
in Central Presbyterian church, and
divisional conferences will be held in
First Baptist, Central Park, Methodist
and Central Presbyterian churches:
st. Paul-Dr. J. NJ. A. Gravelle, st.
Paul physician recently DISCHARGED
from the army, in which he held 8
commission ~ captain in the medical
corps, is hold by the police charged
with shooting and killing his wife at
their home here. A 16-year-old boy,
son Of the couple, according to the
police, witnessed the shooting. Mrs.
Gravelle died At . hospital shortly
after she was removed there. She
told hospital physicians that her hus.
band had shot her I'm fit Of insan.
fty."
Waseca.-The manufacture Of more
than over ton Of butter for every
working day Of the month was tho rec.
ord Of the Waseoa Cooperative cream.
cry during May. The total amount OF