Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-05-07

Gilbert.-Rumors that the Petit and
Schley mines here will shut down
are untrue.
Roseau.-The directors Of the Ro-
seau County Agricultural association
decided that the fair be held on July
l, 2, 3, and 4.
Moorhead.-Leo Kossick has pur.
chased the two-story brick building at
416 Front street, Moorhead, from Erick
e. Flaten for $4,000.
st. Paul.-The last tract Of state.
owned land in Wabasha county was
sold by State Auditor Preus to ]. E..
Laney OF Wabasha. The tract covers:
Is acres.
st. Paul.-Corabelle Sill, for many.
years agent of the Red Wing state
training school, has resigned to be-.
come executive agent of the st. Louis
county child welfare board.
St. Hilaire-The voters of indie
pendent District No. 1O2 voted to bond
the district for the sum Of $4,000,
the proceeds to be used for the con-
struction of. the new building.
Fairmont.-Mrs Fred Nonnemann of
Fraser township, was perhaps fatally
scalded when the lid flew of a kettle
Of boiling water and the contents
spilled over her head and shoulders.
Barnesville-John Berg, an adopted
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Berg of this
city, and one of the well-known young
men of Barnesvilie is believed to have
been killed in action in France on Oct.
"A, 1918.
st. Paul.-Funeral services for Ed.
win p. Fisher, 104 years old, were held
at the Schroeder Undertaking rooms
in this city. The body was cremated
at Forest cemetery, in accordance
with his wishes.
Winona.-Henry George, who re.
Gently returned from the army service.
will be examined in probate court to
determine the state of his mind, hay.
ing been charged with starting a mum.
her of incendiary fires.
Minneapolis. in hotels and
restaurants will go to work on an
eight-hour basis on May 10, with the
same pay they have been receiving
for 10 hours. The agreement between
the employers and the union has been
signed
Minneapolis.-Two men in soldiers
uniforms and overseas caps held up
Nels Melstrum, night clerk, and Am
brose Lewis, janitor, at the Soldiers
and Sailors Inn, in the old Y. NJ. G..
A. building, and took $40 from the
cash register
Minneapolis September 20 to Octo.
Der is the period set during which
Mine Rescue Car No. Z, of the United
States Bureau of Mines, Lake Superb
or district, will be shown at the Uni
versity of Minnesota in the course of
an eight-month educational tour.
Thief River Falls.-C. M. Evenson
this week sold the E. & E. building at
the southwest corner of Third street
and Main avenue north, to Carl B. Lar
son. 1t has been occupied by E. o.
M0gensen as clothing establishment
and by Carl B. Larson as furniture
store.
Bem1dji.-Judge G. w. Stanton left
Monday for Brainerd to preside at the
regular Grow Wing county term of
district court. Tuesday night he was
one of the speakers at the annual ban
quet OF the Grow Wing County Bar
association, which is to be held at
the Ransford hotel.
Observation-Disclosures received from
Holstein breeders and herd owners Of
every part of the country Indicate
very large attendance of prospective
buyers from outside the state at the
sale of full bloods to be held by the
Minnesota Holstein Breeders associa-
ton at the E. C.. Schroeder farm on
June II.
Waseca.- Mrs. Bertha Spletstoesser
was fatally burned when she lighted
a fire In the Kitchen stove with kero-
sene, at her home in Iosco township.
It is thought the can exploded, COM
pletely enveloping her in the flames.
Her son came to her rescue, but was
powerless to save her from death. He
was severely burned about the face
and hands.