The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-06-25

J. GRAND mARAlS. mIlun.
Thief Rivsr Falls. The psoDls u
The vicinity Of Goodridgs ars hustlink
to make the ri-County fair I biz sue.
cess here Sept. - and e. !. -..s& < ...s.
CloQNst The first motor hus Of
the Cloquet-Duluth Transit company.
has been put In operation fr>n here
to Duluth On regular schedule.
=. Bemid1i Wool growers Of the
southern part Of Beltramf county VIII
meet here and complete their orsaai-
zation for marketing their produetisn.
Bemtd3t. Farmers Of four tow,
ships In Southern Beltlami county
have organised baad Of 30 pieces to
be: known as the United Community
band. > i. = =t
East Grand Forks.-Bids for the new
grade school building viii be opened
July 5, when special meeting OF the
East Grand Forks school beard will
be held. ..~
:Moorhsad.-Frank Schoenborn was
held to The district court by judge
E.. U. Wade, charged with assaultink
and robhinS William Draught, Z Ia
borsr; OF @46.
Red Lake FAlls.-Dr. w. @. Tester.
whe has resided in Red Lake Falls
for the past twenty months, needed
The call Of friends and patients 1T
oklee to relocate in that city
J. Bsmidji. - william Andersen, 4
brakeman on tho Minnesota 4 Inter.
national railway, was seriously injured
when h. was thrown fRom a car Of
leEs near Northome, and is in local
hospital. 49,:
Observation-Disclosures Lee Peterson
10 suffering with = fractured wrist
caused by kick from an automobile
be was cranking. This makes three
cases Of its kind in the vicinity Of
elllaEer Of late.
Crookston.-Willian Budenderf and
Wallace Wurdsa, East Grand Forks.
charged with keeping gambling de-
vices In their place Of business, were
found guilty after q district court fury
had been out but ten minutes.
Minneapeils.-With the arraixnment
In municipal court In Minneapolis Of
Ave conductors charged with stealing
Rtckels from the Minneapolis Street
Railway company, officials of the CON-
Dany said the pay-as-ysu-enter cars
will be placed on al lines ~ soon as
possible.
Albert Lea.-The Lutheran confer
eRce here has come to close. The
last business transacted was negative
action on the proposition for the
church to take over the Spokane,
Wash, state college. Instead it was
decided to lease the building for an
other 10 years.
st. Cloud,-Right Rev. Bishop Busch
has just ordained Rev Benedict Peter
Melr OF Mslroso, and Rev. Leo Kave-
ney of st. Cloud, both af6ltated with
the diocese Of st. Cloud; also Rev.
Oswald Johannes and IgnAtius Wintz-
ius, members Of the Dsnellctine order
ut st. Johns Abbey at ColleEeville.
Observation-Disclosures will enter
tain Gen. Leonard A. Wood and Gov.
ernor Burnquist In Homecoming GEL
ebration for veterans Of the world war
on July 2. General Wood will present
the Confessional medal awarded Nels
Void OF Mcintosh, Minn., who lost his
life In France, to the boys sister, Mrs.
Dahl, Of Climax.
Albert Lea.-This locality was visit
ed by 4 heavy storm, accompanied by
tghtninE and thunder. More than an
inch OF rain fell. This made the fifth
night In succession that storms have
visited this locality, oil at about the
same hour, between and p. m. Much
damage to crops has been caused by
the excessive downpour.
Moorhead.-After two years serv-
Ice, mostly overseas in the army. Capt.
C. A. Nye has returned to Moorhead,
and July will resume his duties as
senior Judge Of Seventh judicial dis
trict, position he hold when he en-
tered his country's service. He re-
signed from the bench when he went
to war but his judicial position was
held open for him.
st. Paul.-5A track connection be-
tween the Great Northern and the 500
Line at Warren was ordered by the
State Railroad and Warehouse COM
mission. The order was issued upon
. showing that the connection would
effect big saving in gravel needed
In 100000 state road project in Mar
shall and Kfttson counties.
st. Paul-Following action Of. the
state supreme court In virtually dis
solving the Injunction restraining the
Twin City Telep1 me company from
raising rates, Advertisements appeared
in the papers stating that all telephone
rates would be advanced at once. The
increased rate is virtually the same as
that which was halted by state action
in January.
Misunderstanding his mother, Mrs.
Anderson, brought Private Martin An.
derson, just discharged from the hos.
-pital at Fort Smelling, to Virginia. Pri-
vate Anderson WAS told on leaving the
hospital that his mother was At St.
Cloud, but he was unable to locate her
there. and later heard that she was