Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-30
NEWS Of STATE
TERSELY TOLD
Recent Happenings In Minnesota
Given In Brief Items For
Busy Readers.

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Brainerd.-Fire starting in the base.
ment of the Model laundry building
DESTROYED the plant with loss of So.
900.
Stillwater-The new Cancellation
court, for which the legislature passed
q special law, was opened here by
Judge 0. E. Lee.
Moorhead.-The Old Fellows of Far
go and Moorhead celebrated the cen.
tenial of the foundation of the order.
Inc celebration was held in Phoenix
hall.
st. Cloud.-May 4 has been chosen
as the date Of the senior class play
to be given by the students of the
Cathedral high school, The title is
The Mistress of Glen Laurie"
Montevideo.-One of the biggest
events to be staged in Chippewa coun-
ty this year is the weeks encamp-
ment Of the soldiers, sailors and ma
r1nes of the late war. All arrange
ments have been completed, the dates
being June 30 to July 5.
East Grand Forks:-Augustus Re-
Veolr, local man; arrested on the
charge of selling intoxicating liquor
during a raid by the police and sher-
ms departments, pleaded guilty and
was bound over to the June term of
district court at the preliminary hear
Ing occurring before Judge William
Watts at Crookston.
st. Paul.-Examination for nurses
applying for state licenses will take
place May 2 and at the state capitol,
Miss Lydia Keller, secretary of the
state board of nurses examiners, an
nounces, and adds that there probably
Will be many applicants despite the
special examination during the7~last
year for candidates planning to enter
army hospital service
Duluth.-The Rev. Daniel w. Lynch
pastor of St. James Catholic church,
West Duluth, will be raised to the
rank of Monsignor of the Roman Cath
olic church, according to cablegram
received from Rome. The installation
probably will be early in June. The
Rev. Lynch has served pastorates at
Hinckley, Pine City, Mile Laos and
Mora. He was transferred here from
Brainerd.
Duluth.-Suit against eighteen in.
surance companies which have refused
to pay losses amounting to $125, 900 in
policies, covering property of the Clo-
quet Lumber company destroyed by
the forest fires of October 10, has
been instituted by the lumber COM
pany In District court here. The lum-
Der company obtained insurance in
$4,000 and $4,000 lots at 2:30 .. m.
of October IL.
st. Paul.-Unif0rms, rifles and other
equipment have been issued to the
Sixth infantry, the ST. Paul regiment
in the new Minnesota National Guard.
Eight companies commanded by Col.
George G. Bookstaver first appeared
in the new uniforms in the Victory
Loan parade in st. Paul. The next
turnout will be on Memorial day. The
companies will retain the equipment
during the interim. 70 s>..>.
Virginia Fire broke. out in the
basement Of the Hawkinson, block used
by the Metropolitan store as a; store
room, caused a loss estimated at $780,
900. Lewis Strand and, Major HI.
Smith, who We're fighting the fire in
the basement, were seriously injured
when beam fell on them They were
taken to a hospital. The Spencer
hotel for time was threatened, as
were other adjoining buildings.
Red Wing.-Oscar Bakko, returned
soldier, shoot and seriously wounded
Alfred Werdahl, village marshal at the
Kenyon Commercial club. Jealousy
was said to be the cause. Bakko en-
tered the club while the marshal was
playing pool with the village barber,
and, according to the barber, at once
opened fire. Four shots were fired,
one passing through the back of the
marshaFs head, one thru each leg, and
the fourth through the victims cloth
ing.
Moorhead.-Articles of Incorporation
of the Red River Valley Starch &
Potato company of Moorhead have
0OOA AAOu Will 0CC1 FoLdC0
Schmahl at st. Paul. The incorpora-
tors are we'll known Clay and Cass
county men who are familiar with the
potato industry in this part of the
country. The starch factory and 10O,-
900 bushel capacity warehouse and
cellar will be located in Moorhead,
with trackage to one of the railway
lines.
st. Paul. L. Record, Minneap-
Dlis; 6. p. Craig, Duluth, and M. J.
Bowling, Olivia, are Minnesota mem
bers of the Great Lakes.St. Lawrence
commission Mr.. Craig is
made chairman of the commission. C.
3. Brown, Elk River; A. M. Sisler,
Grand Rapids, and Robert Scott, Ulen,
make up the newly created state
board for seed potato inspection and
Both sets of appoint.
ments have been announced by Gov
9rnor Burnquist.
Hutchins Plans for welcoming
he Hutchinson contingent of the One