Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09

international Fall Internal REEVE
nue. Agent henson has departed for
other points, having checked upg this
city closely
Virginia The girls put it all over.
the boys in the honor roll Of the high
school last month according to Princi.
pal Quickstad.
Detroit. Rev. d. j. Gallagher has
left for Minot, N D., where he has ac-
cepted call to take charge Of the
Episcopal congregation. As:s .|sssa
East Grand Forks. Workmen have
started repair operations on the street
approach to the De Mers avenue bridge
which has been causing trouble ever
since the spring thaw. 81.
saltwater State Tax Commissioner
James. T. Hale will be in saltwater oD
April "A and hold school Of instruc-
ton for the township assessors OF
Washington county at the courthouse.
Melrose. The body Of August Yante,
So, retired farmer, who had been miss
Ing since Oct. Is lash was found in
the Sank river near here. It is sup.
posed he was deranged and committed
suicide;
Stillwate Senator George IT. Sui
Ivan will engage in the general mer-
camille business according to articles
of incorpo of the st. Croix Trad
ing company He will be president of
the company.
Red Wing.-Mrs. Andrew Larson,
Mrs Bengta Resell and Mrs. "A. Peter
son we're awarded special Red Cross
service medals for knitting the great
est number of socks for soldiers In
GOodhue county. 5s
Hibbing .-Dominic Bango and Vito
Gannaco were arrested on complaint
of r. G.. Booth, truant officer. They
were charged with not sending their
children to school. Both paid fines
of SIS and costs before the municipal
Judge.
Thief River Falls. G. j. Conklin, car
foreman in the 500 yards, was acquit-
ted by a jury on the charge of point
ing revolver at Olaf Johnson, carpen.
ter on the 500 strip track" The jury
was out about two hours before reach.
ing verdict.
Chisholm There is no change in
the condition of William Vuorinen,
who attempted suicide by cutting his
throat and wrist. He is still under
care of the physicians at the Rood
hospital and but little hope is held
for his recovery.
St. Cloud.-At a meeting of tobacco
growers of the county held here, re.
ports showed that the crop was one
of the most profitable grown in this
vicinity. Plans for the 1919 season
were made and methods of tobacco
raising discussed
Anoka.-Plans have been received
from Architect Wolff for a proposed
memorial bridge on Main street across
Rum river, for { the military men Of
Anoka county At the banquet recent
ly, r. w. Akin offered to give $500
towards such a project.
Bemidji Boys returning from the
war service were entertained alta ban,
quet and dance by the citizens of Be
midi. The banquet was served at the
Markham hotel, where 125 returned
soldiers, sailors and marines We're en-
tertained and the dance was held at
the armory.
Crosby. Attorney G. Z. Benedict
and =. o. Berg have returned from st.
Paul, where they attended a committee
meeting which took up the question
of reimbursing the village for money
expended on the armory for upkeep
and improvements. 1t was FIRST thought
that the sum would be $500 but the
committee deducted the cost Of the
stage scenery and the 500 chairs in
the theater, leaving $500.
st. Paula whiskey robbery in the
Office of the State Public Safety Com.
mission, at the capitol has been discov.
cred. The loot was probably eleven
or fifteen quart bottles of liquor taken
from a typewriter shipping case which,
for the second time, it was evident
failed to camouf1age it's contents. The