Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29
Wadena. the recent election,
Wadena' s schools became an independ-l
ent system. This year opens with u
new school board, and practically new


sent system. This year opens with u
new school board, and practically new.
faculty.
B st. Peter The board Of county
commissioners OF Nicollet county has
authorized the purchase OF the Field
private hospital properties in st. Pc
ter, to be used as a county hospital.
st. Cloud. John Gamades, defend
ant in a $l5, 900 damage suit brought
against him by Allen Redman, has
been proven innocent Of the charge
of assault brought against him by the
plaintiff
Wahkon channel has been
blasted between Mulvey's island and
the mainland Of Mile Laos lake to
enable boats to pass from one side
OF the bay to the other without max
Ing a long detour.
& st. Paul The fifteenth champion
prize banner awarded Minnesota in
butter making contests by the Ma
tional Creamery Butter Makers Assoc
citation has been received by James
sSorenson of the state food and dairy
department. The award was won
with an average Of 95.4O out of pos.
sible 100 points.
Fergus Falls. Andrew Burnett Of
Rock Lake, N. D., who came to Clithe-
raj, near here, several days ago, with
his family to visit relatives, died af-
ter eating, it is said, pancakes made
from buckWheat flour. Mrs. Burnett
and children also became i'll, but are
recovering A sample OF the flour has
been sent to the state chemist to be
analyzed.
st. Paul. Ore shipments from state.
owned mines this year will aggregate
100000 tons. about 20 pei. cent less
than was shipped last year. State and
privately owned iron mines in north:
ern Minnesota last year furnished
$4,000, 900 tons of ore. The decrease
this year is attributed by Mr.. Preus
to cessation of war demands and un-
certainty in Industrial conditions.
Minneapolis. Swindled out Of $751;
900, Emil Buchholz, wealthy land
owner, is returning to his home at
Hitchcock, S. D. Minneapolis police
are searching for band Of expert
swindlers who they say fleeced Buch-
5holz by inveigling him into opera
lions destined, according to theSswind-
slers. to force down the exchange rate
lof the British pound and plunge the
empire Of Great Britain into bank.
ruptcy and make Buchholz wealthy.
Moorhead.-The value Of the potato
crop produced this year in the Red
River valley is over $4,000, 00O. While
this is a startling total, growers have
already received over $4,000, 600 for
shipments made before Oct. Is. OH.
lcial reports of the United States blu.
|reau OF markets show a total Ot. 1858
carloads Of potatoes grown this year
shipped out OF the Red River valley
up to Oct Is. OF these shipments
5,54S were from the Minnesota side
}of the river and 1,511 from thssvalley
il North Dakota. Shipmenta from
the valley, both sides Of tM river
last year, including Oct. IL were
1880, showing an increase per acre
for this year in even dates of 4.179
carloads.
BemidjiThe home service depart.
ment of Bemidji is seeking the where.
abouts Of boy by the name Of Shotto
who enlisted in Bemidji in the TWEEN
tieth engineers, Twenty-first company.
He has not been heard from since
March II.
Sleepy Eye. In order to lose as
little time as possible on business
trips to Minneapolis, Edward Il. Berk.
ner, banker Of Sleepy Eye, has pur.
chased an airplane. When the plane
is delivered, Mr.. Beckner said he will
be able to. make the trip, whl1 takes
two days by train. in approximately
one hour.
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