Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-05-14

s st. Paul. -Articles Of incorporation
Of the Richmond Hospital corporation,
capital $4,000, have been filed with
the register of deeds.
st. Cloud. At q meeting of the
board of directors of the Avon Stock
Shipping association, Leo Callahan
was chosen manager for the ensuing
year.
st. Paul-The bursting Of a can Of
I've with which he was playing may
cost Charles Prindle, IL years old, his
eyesight. The boy is in the st. Paul
city hospital.
international Falls. The Koochi-
ching County Farm bureau will soon
form calf clubs throughout the county,
the local banks having agreed to
finance the scheme.
MoOrhead. DR.. William Russell,
dean Of the college of education of the
University of Iowa, will deliver the
commencement address at the local
normal school on Friday, June 6.
Mankato. Hugo Boness, 20 years Of
age, farmer living near Anboy, was
arrested here charged with forging
his fathers name to $50 check and
cashing It with a local merchant.
Fairmont-Mrs: Bertha S. Collier,
so years old, shot and killed herself
at her home here. She was said to
be Respondent over financial difficult,
ties and had been in i'll health for sew
eral months.
Waseca.-Mrs. Bertha Spletstosser
was fatally burned when she lighted a
fire in the kitchen stove with kerosene
at her home in losco township. Her
son was severely burned while trying
to rescue her.
Long Prairie. Farmers connected
with the new store company that has
bought out NJ Lazar have bought the
Kemp block for $4,000. The sum Of
$1,000 was paid down and the balance
is to be paid later. ]. ~ 49,.
St. Cloud. = Plans are now being
made for the 5Oth anniversary cele-
bration of the founding Of the state
normal school here. The school opened
with an enrolment Of 40 pupils. To-
day the enrolment is more than 400.
st. Paul-St. Paul police have been
unable to find Einar S. P. Balstad of
Zumbrota, Mimi, whom. they have
been asked to search for, fol. owing
his disappearance "a week ago, when
no ic ~ To ~
to consult a contractor. He was re-
Gently discharged from the army, hav-
ing served with the Seventeenth rail-
way engineer regiment in France.
Brainerd.- Grow Wing county
commissioners unanimously adopted
the road program as outlined by the
good roads convention held at the
courthouse in April. The commission
ers appropriated $500 additional for
expenses of the county agricultural
agent The board has two men in
view and soon may have a successor
to e. A. Colquohoun, who has accepted
similar work with st. Louis county.
Winona.-If the fighting in the world
war had ended five hours earlier,
Lieut.. H. w. Day would not have been
gassed; would not have been cited
for bravery and recommended for a
,croix de guerre. Lieut.. Day, the son
of F. A. Day, prominent Democratic
editor of Fairmont, is in Winona, a
guest of his sister, who is engaged in
ing slowly from complication of
troubles following his being gassed.
st. Paul.-State revenue from inner.
itance taxes may be reduced by 1919
amendments to inheritance tax laws.
Claude S. Brown of the attorney gen.
erals Office said. Rates of taxation
are increased, but requests to reli-
gious, charitable and educational or.
CARNATIONS, formerly taxed at from
to Is per cent, are exempt under the
new law. Mr.. Brown said that the
exemption clause will reduce revenue
to an extent greater than totals will
be increased by the higher rates on
other classes.
Winona.-A plan for leisure jour-
ney down the Mississippi river, camp
ing at convenient points, and disposing
of wares at various cities, was blasted
by the Winona police. A. N. Kunioke,
20 years old, of Crookston, Mimi, is
under arrest, charged with the burg
larry of two stores at Wabasha. A few
nights since the stores were entered.
Clothing and groceries were stolen.
At the same time a rowboat was TAX
en-. Towns and cities along the river
were notified. A young man with q
rowboat came to the local levee. The
police arrested him. They declare he
readily confessed the Wabasha burg
larry and detailed his plan for the river
cruise. The police have found 1000
worth Of clothing and canned goods
hidden on an island.
St. Paul Commissioner Carlos
Avery of the state game and fish de.s
partment, has gone to Washington to
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