Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-19


Duluth. In q supposed recurrent
/ fit Of insanity Aaron Lindstrom, aged
! 55, killed his wife with stiatiron and
then killed himself with razor.
airmont Forty-tWo cases Of in
sfuenza are reported in the little vii.
lage of Ceylon. Two Red Cross muse
from the Twin Cities have arrived at
the village.
East Grand Forks. Raising $780,
7224.58 in eight drives is the record of
Last Grand Forks, a city of appruxi-
lmateiy 1000 abitants, which mas
never failed to go over the top. 2
St Cloud. a meeting Of the
/ farm bureau agents in this vicinity,
he'd at the courthouse, arrangements
were made for a smut prevention cam
Slaign to be started next week, and to
continue until seeding time.
Grand Rapids. The local school
board has re-engaged Snpt. 3. A. Free.
man, long head Of the schools Of Dis.
trict No. The matter Of salaries
for the teachers of the schools in this
district was discussed, but no formal
aston was taken.
EVeleth. The Eveleth and Virginia
city councils will meet here to take
final action on paving road between
the. two cities II they decide to build
the highway, it is probable that work
Will be started by June / and finished
G.out the middle OF July
st. PauL-The third annual conven-
ton Of the Minnesota Shoe Retailers
association was held in the Ryan ho-
tel, the first three days of this week:
Mayor Hodgson gave the address of
welcome. George a. Pierce Of Min
neapolis, former president, gave the
response.
Little Falls Playing its last game
OF the season, Little Falls swamped
Bemidji at basketball, 35 to 10. Little
Falls led from the start and the score
at the end Of the first half was 10 to
5 in favor Of the locals. Little Falls
played fourteen games this winter
winning all.
Hastings. Mayor Hodgson Of ST..
Paul was the chief speaker at the ST.
Patricks Day entertainment Of the
young people Of the Guardian Angel
Cathedral, held in Wilson's Audi
torium. The young people pre-
scented musical program and
farce comedy The audience filled
| the auditorium for the celebration OF
lreland's, patron saint.
Crookston Farmers living in the
vicinity of Crookston and Euclid are
up in arms over the proposed route of
state road No. IA, which they declare
should be changed SO that elevators
along the Northern Pacific railroad
may be reached by it. Forty-fve
farmers were present at the monthly
meeting Of the Polk county commits
Is;sners requesting that the route be
changed.
Deer River.-The output Of timber
In this section is estimated to be the
greatest ever known, not excepting the
days when the pine was logged of Iby
| the millions of feet. At any hour
Iteamloads of the various products
could be seen during the past Ave
months passing through the village
either to railroad cars or to the mills
here, all the output Of the smaller
local loggers operating close. to- town
or of the settlers.
ngs-Returned soldiers and
sailors were given an official vel
come by officials and people of Has.
ings and vicinity. Each service man
was given by the city council hand
some certificate conveying the thanks
| of the community for his services to
the nation in the war. The celebra-
ton began with a parade in the after
noon in which the service men had
the place of honor. A banquet about.
s o'clock followed at Wilson'S Audi
forum and this was merged into a
dance at the same place. s.s sss ss
Winona. Approximately $4,000
worth Of lighthouses, motor boats and
accessories are lodged in an ice jam
| in the Mississippi river here, having
been torn loose from their moorings
by floating ice and strong wind
Twenty of the finest motor boats on
the upper Mississippi belonging to
members of the Winona Motor Boat
club are subject to destruction by the
ice. jam. An effort to save the water
craft is being made. Officials Of the
boat club were doubtful as to whether.
or not they would meet with success.
Rrainerd.-TWo firemen were in,
1ured- and $4,000 damage done by a
fire here. Starting, it is believed.
from an overheated stove, the blaze
damaged the cement wall warehouse
of Con O Brien; destroyed six automo-
biles and a tractor, damaged six light
ing plants, three plows and other
property Of the Woodhead Motor COM
pany, and burned a touring cal. truck
and roadster of the O'Brien Mercan-
tile company: Dean White and Vern
White, tiremen, we're injured by ce-.
ment blocks falling when the roof
caved IN.
Moorhead. Thursday, March ~,
has been designated as the date for
the special bond election for new high
and Third ward school buildings by
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