Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-15
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!. ID guilty here to hunting IN NEWPORT
y township without a license and paid Al
dne of $12.5O and costs
Hibbing he Hibbing village jail
has been condemne and Chief Of Po.
& lice William Dwyer is taking women
!, prisoners to the county Jail As
ST. Cloud. During August there ii
we're eighty six marriage licenses is
sued BY. Clerk of Court Dominik, ex-s
B feed1ng the number issued q year ear
81 ago by twenty one. 4 l sss
Hibbing When James n Monroe
needed piece Of rope to tie some
& packages, he cut it from a flag pole at
4 Stevenson and it cost him $40 in court
4 before Judge Thomas Brady.
Two Harbors. One little partridge
slain in violation Of Minnesota law
cost Ernest Reuherg $50 and costs
when he was hailed before Judge Kro-7
berger here by Deputy Game Warden
II Tabor !. III II 81 Il
Hibbing. In order to give those
Il wishing an opportunity to learn
French or Spanish, the Hibbing board
Of education has made arrangements
to offer night school courses in both
] languages. s. ss:. IA Isl 81 n:
]. st. Paul. More than $50 young wo-
men who prepared themselves to be-,
& come nurses during the war have ap-
\ piled for state licenses, according to a
4 report Of the state board of examiners
ct the capitol u 2.s
7. Crookston. Rev. J. w. Kuyper,. pas
Tor of the, Morgan Park United Pro-
q testant church OF Duluth, who has been
! slected to I'LL the pulpit OF the First
Congregational church in Crookston.
II will assume the pastorate Nov 3t.s3
II Royalton.--At q recent meeting Of
the school board it was decided to
]. rent house which will make home
Tor all the teachehrs. This home will
De open to Ill teachers Of the Royal
4 ton school who desire to live there. S
Thief River Falls. Clarence LANCER
aged 10, died, his skull having been
fractured By an auto driven BY Fred
FOX. when the lad jumped Of the rail-
ing Of bridge into the path Of the
machine, which, 1t is said. was moving
slowly. \, 81 s.s5
Virginia. Vincent Popelk, II, en-
DDyed BY q local butcher, who had
his skull fractured while riding mo-
.1orcycle struck by an automobile, UNI
aerwent an operation ct Lenont hospi-5
III that took three hours, and is now
able to walk. ! ~
Mora. Fire broke out in Knife Lake
township, and caused considerable ex-
citement on account of the heavy wind
Blowing. Fire lighters from Mora were
aroused to the danger by the fire
alarm and many spent the larger part
OF the day fighting the flames.
Virginia. The local school enroll
ment has reached 3,3O8. Four hundred
and seventy-seven students ard en-
rolled in the senior high school, while
In the junior high there are 430 stu
dents. The, night school enrolment,
ut, already exceeds that Of 1918-1919.
,Crosby.--Howard Nesheim and s.
year-old son killed by Northern Pa
cific train near Detroit, Mimi, q few
days ago, formerly lived at the North
land mine location here. Nesheim quit
his Job as teamster at the Northland
mine and shipped his household goods
to a farm he had bought near De-
troit When, the accident happened,
he and his family we're on their way
to the farm by auto. q.
Mankato- The Southern Minnesota
Teachers association, in session here,
elected the following officers: Presi
dent, Supt. G. w. Van Cleye, lie Sueur;
vice president, Supt N F. Fossland,
New Richland; secretary, Mrs. Ruth D.
futile, Mankato; treasurer, Supt. i. j.
Hollister, Spring. eld, executive com
mittee,s w. II. Detamore, Blue Earth
county, chairman; George ]. Miller
4 Nankato. and Emily Brown, St. Peter.
Taylors Falls.The one hundredth
anniversary Of the birth of UNCLE
John Daubney Of this city, dean Of the
Minnesota pioneers, was brought to
close with fitting celebration in
honor Of the aged man, who is now
the only living Minnesotan whnh was
#521 prior to May Ii, 1853, when Mime
sofa was admitted as a state. The
party took place at the opera house.,
where approximately 400 friends and
relatives gathered. a.'..
WinOna Prominent educators from
all parts Of the northwest gathered
/ here for the opening Of the 23d annual
convention Of the Southeastern Mime
sofa Educational associat ion. Among
the speakers scheduled to address the
convention were III j. Johnson, super
1ntendent Of Rochester High schools;
w. u. Mercer, Olmstead county SUPER