The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-10-01
STATE BR1VIIlDS

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31 Virginia The city council voted to
purchase a site for the new city hall.
The price to be paid for the property
lis set at $40, 900. 81. .5.:
z St. Cloud - st. Cloud city bonds
were sold to the Minneapolis Trust
Company, which offered a premium
/ of $1,25O.5O on the issue Of $4,000. .
Moorhead.- The enrolment for the
'all term at Concordia college has
reached 300, the largest in the history
# the school for. the first week Of the
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Virginia. "A verdict of guilty was
brought in: BY the jury in the case Of
Joe Mazar Of Buhl, who was charged
with first degree murder. The jury.
vas out % hours. :, e.. ..sss5t ssst :. +; !
Pipestone.-The government. Indian
raining school here, has opened for
sall and winter terms. The attend
ance is 175, the largest in the>history
If the school. ~.,.S 2. i.
Bemidji.- Marie Thompson. and Mrs.
Charles Sears will not be tried for sell
ing whisky this term. One became
sick and was taken to the hospital and
:he other followed suit. Both are un-
I Ter indictment. ~s:-,, n
Crookston.-1n spite of the fact that
practically every modern home in the
city is occupied and the demand for
houses cannot be filled, rent increases
nave been small in Crookston, declare
zeal estate dealers. '@ ~ =
l. St. Cloud.-No trace has been dis.
covered of the two men who held up
and beat Carl Moline and then drove
away in his REQ taxi and escaped after
\ hot pursuit by a posse headed by
Sheriff 1llif of Elk River.
Fergus Falls. - The Rev.. G. H.
Scents, pastor of Grace Methodist Epis-
seopal church here, has decided to &C.
sept a call to the pastorate of the
Methodist church at Brookings, S. d.
Rrook kings is the center Of South Da-
kota Methodism, the church college
{ being located there. b.. /; { "a. s.. - z -
Hibbing.-Mille Stanovich, year-old
laughter of Wade Stanoyich,' miner
living near here, was instantly killed
when the wheels of a loaded ice wagon
passed over her. The, child was just
learning to walk and toddled out into
an alley. In some manner she was
knocked down by the heavily loaded
truck g.. >":.'~ =
Luverne.-Whisky valued at over a
thousand dollars was confiscated at
the home Of I. o. Bolland, on a farm
near Luverne, when Sheriff Virgins
vent to the place armed with search
warrant, following 4. tip that had
been given him that liquor could be
purchased at the Bolland place at
$3.50 quart. ~. - ;.
Crookston:-TheM Merchants Institute
opened last Monday and continued un.
Ill Friday evening. Merchants and
wholesalers of Crookston were behind
the project. Frank Stockdale, expert
merchandising man, addressed the
merchants every evening and also
talked at the MONDAY luncheons each
uay OIL the institute.
Thief River Falls. - Arrangements
have been completed by the Penning.
ton County Livestock Breeders asso-
citation for sale at the fair grounds,
Oct. % and 23. The stipulation has
been made that all cattle sold must
be tuberculin tested. Seven gov.
eminent veterinarians are working
throughout the county. ;:: ~sS<s = =
Minneapolis. There is q feeling
among business men and bankers in
the East that prices will recede after
the first OF the year, according to C. T.
Jaffray, president of the First and
/ Security National Bank, Minneapolis
who has returned from Washington
where he attended a meeting Of, the
Federal Reserve Bank boards advis
| Dry council, of which he Is a member,
Brainerd.-At meeting OF represen
tatives of AZ rural telephone: lines at
the Brainerd Chamber of Commerce
presided over by L. P Hall of Bay
Lake, with Henry Bouck of South
| Long Lake as secretary, committee
VI AFS, tA4oo ISp1 1SScuL1uS ldim0TS dUQ
| two labor unions, was appointed to in
vestigate the advisability of consoli
dating or incorporating the rural lines
In one company. -
Alexandria.-The marriage of Miss
Ida c.. Nelson daughter of Senator
and Mrs. Knute Nelson, and Andreas
Gustaf Nelson, son of Mrs. John Mel
son of Alexandria, took place. at the
home Of the BRIDES parents Senator
Nelson was unable to come from Wash
ington for the marriage. The bride
groom was formerly connected with
the Swedish legation in New York
City. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson will make
their home in Alexandria. .
st. Paul soldiers bonus bill,
In which the state legislature voted
| $4,000, 900 to pay gratuities Of SIS to
Minnesota men and women for each
| month Of service in the World war
! has become law, having been signed
by Governor Burnqutst. The state bo,
| nus board is to meet to effect q stan
| organization and prepare application
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