Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-17
Recent Happenings in Minnesota
Given in Brief TENS for
517zs 9 Busy Re :: iers.
entire FIELD COVERED
News Of Events Ia Gorher state
Gathered From Many Different
Sources and Arranged In
Crisp Readable Forn,.

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St. Cloud. The establishment Of a
substation of the ST. Cloud postoffice to
be located in East St Cloud. has been
authorized by the postofiice depart
ment.
Chisholm.-A resolution was pre-
sented to the city council signed by
200 citizens. asking that contracts for
the recreational building be let as
soon as possible.
Hibbing.-C c. Alexander, superin-
tendent of the Hibbing public schools, i
was reelected by the board of educa-
ton. Mr.. Alexander's yearly. contract
now calls for $6,5OO
e- Red Wing.-C f. Sheldon, president
of the Red Wing board of education.
is. seriously ill at Los Angeles, Calf,
where he and his wife are spending
the winter He is suffering from heart
disease ~ ~.
est. Paul.--Thee last tract of hemlock
trees in Minnesota is now being cut
by lumber company on the St Louis
river not far from Duluth, according
to report received by w. r. Cox,
state forester.
Mankato.--The lifeless body of Hen
ry- Jesse, % years old. was found
hanging from the rafters of barn on
his farm two miles south of Mankato.
No reason for the act is known. His
widow survives
5Winona.-All hope of. the resump-
ton of the daylight saving plan here
during the coming spring and summer
was killed when the Winona Labor
and. Trades council went on record
against the plan.
st: Peter,-The death Of Gottlieb /
<Grayandee, LIE Sueur county farmer
without heirs, caused his estate
amounting to $15,151 to escheat to the
state, This is: the largest estate re-
ceived blythe state.
Red Wing.-=Rev. J. NJ Wick, presi-
dent of Red Wing seminary for the
last two years. has resigned, his resig-
nation to take effect June /. He ac-
cepted call as pastor of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church at Jewel.
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WinOna.-Home made beer and
whisky Of uncertain origin proved a
>o'acihoGiNH lunG Cduacu d UIdWi Ill
which. two women and five men en-
gagged, In police court one of the wo-
men and two of the men paid fines of
$25 each. s:s : II. - 80 -
Owatonna-A check for. $4,000 was
presented to Pillsbury academy BY
Thomas II Kelly, to be used to place
an, organ in that institution as a me-
mortal TO his,sdaughter, Laura Kelly.
Miss Kelly & died s shortly after her
graduation from Pillsbury in 1906
iiibbing:--A jury in the case of the
state against John McGrath of Bull
returned a verdict of not guilty after
being out tvs hours McGrath, a
member Of the Bull board Of educa
ton. was charged with fraudulently
presenting claims to public officials
Hutclinson.-At a special election
here the proposition to issue $4,000
bonds for the installation of a white
way" Of lights carried; 3O5 to 118. The
Improvement will be in connection
with a program for paving of 10 blocks
and installation of storm sewer sys-
tenn E.>
Crookston, The. heaviest thaw of
the season has caused residents of
northern Minnesota to prepare for the
final break of the winter On ac-
count OF the heavy snow, serious foods
are expected. More than 81 inches Of.
snow have fallen in this district this
winter
Hastings.-At meeting of the
school board all public school teach
ers were reelected at an increased
salary The term was fixed at IL
months instead Of 10. Miss Abbie
Hutchinson of st. Paul was elected
principal of the high school at salary
of $500.
Owatonna. According to an an
nouncement by DIR. Milo B. Price,
principal Of Pillsbury academy, the 10.
cal school is in line for a $500, 900
share OF the 100000, 900 fund to be
raised by the Northern Baptist con.
ference for support Of its foreign mis-
sions and educational institutions in
tho interchurch world movement. DR.
ice recently returned from meet
Jig OF the conferences educational
committee at Buffalo, N Y Carleton
5c.sIIege at Northficld is to benefit from
tie fund to the extent OF $1,000, 900, it
B il ,leeElresL.s through It's utilization with
tire Zap ~ - c..::ss..rc1l although it is no.
\ Il inally Congregational institution,
Chatfield-- and Mrs William
i Trooks Of this place celebrated their
9th Weddip.g anniversary here. They
we're nisttff1ried at High Forest, near
here ll1S 800 The family consist Of
five children, 10 grand children and
six great-grandchildren, Of the 20
guests present, not one had before at
tended a diamond wedding celebra-
ton. Us .iss ssas
Winona Winona printers are in
favor OF resumption Of the daylight
saving plan The printers were the
fist 81 26 unions represented in the
Trades and Labor council to ballot on
tho nnnRff0n ss8