Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-05-12

ganized a game and fish3club.
Mi StillWater-R. S. Parker has sold his
store and retired from business after
almost forty years in Saltwater.
Virginia. "A permanent camp is Il.
be purchased for the use Of boys Of
Virginia by the local Y. M. C. "A. It
will be ld ted on one Of the nearby
lakes, .s5
Saltwater Nearly $4,000 has been
subscribed by the local community
service for the purpose of building a
bathhouse on the shores of Lily lake,
near here. s
St. Cloud-P. j. Fosse, aged Al,
known as a breeder Of blooded stock
at BayvieW farm, near here, died at
Fergus Falls
HI Saltwater Julie, daughter of JAG
OBJ Hedstrom Alton, committed sui
eide by hanging while respondent at
the home of her father. Her body
was found by her brother.
Marshall Lyon county board in spe-
cial session decided not to withdraw
its support from the Southwestern
Minnesota sanatorium, now located at
Worthington. There are at present
eight counties Interested in the sana-
torium3 a.. ~ 4 ~
Mankato-The case Of Mrs Bonnie
Olson against Ole and Frieda Olson,
her parents-in-law, to recover damages
in the sum of $4,000 for alleged
alienation of her husbands affections,
is occupying the attention of the
United States court here .5s VI '-..s zS@
st. Paul-Citizens cannot be com
PEELED to serve as election judges or
clerks, nor can election officials be
paid more than lawful fees of rs and
IS. cents an hour from public funds.
Attorney General Clifford L. Hilton so
| advised City Attorney Charles P Hall
of Red Wing.
Montevideo.-Maki a sharp turn
to avoid collision with another car,
an automobile driven by G. M. Eeth-
| erington, of Mcnteyideo, struck and
ran over P. Pearson. Pearson's skull
was fractured and he died at local
hospital A corners jury returned a
verdict of unavoidable accidental
| death. s..
| Cloquet.-It was announced here
| that representatives of the departing
| of labor will be here from Washington
to Investigate the local labor trouble
| and make settlement if possible John
| son Wentworth : Lumber company
worked one crew for time but were
| forced to shut down. All mills are
now completely tied up. - -s.s,s-
Hasting s-Dakota countys grand
Y jury returned an Indictment against
Theodore Patton, on the charge OF
wife desertion and nonsupport of their
year old daughter. Patton was ar
raigned before Judge w. L. Converse,
st. Cloud. Sentence, however, was
suspended, provided the accused take
a position approved by the court and
contribute to the support of his family.
Hibbing-The Mesaba range will en-
terrain more mining and civil, en-
gineers this summer than at any one
period in the history Of the iron ore
industry. In addition to the national
meeting of engineers, which is to be
in Minnesota the coming sumner, the
Lake Superior institute and the Mich
igan College of Mines alumni are also
| planning junkets to the Mesaba
| range.
Beaver-Mrs. Joseph Betzler, be-
lieved to have had the largest family
of children in northern Minnesota,
died here. She was mother to 81 chill
! dren, eleven of whom are living Mrs
BetZler was born in &Berne, Switzer-
I land, January IL, 1851, and came to
Beaver Bay Sc years ago at the age of
three. Beaver Bay is older than Du-
luth. Timber cut on the Betzler home.
stead was used in early Duluth and
Ashland buildings. =.
St. Paul-Nothing paid in and
$309,567.70 paid out-that was the un,
! usual record one day recently in the
state treasury. It was the third day
! in Is years that there were no re-
ceipts, according to George LaFond
| chief accountant in the treasury. Dis
bursements the same day -consisted
mostly of soldiers bonus payments
l. VA4OA 1851 O5OCOu P4i l,UUu LII LllC Jay
Subscriptions to the bonus bond sale
were less than $4,000 yesterday, but
| no credits were made to the fund
st. Paul.-Asking that he be paid
forswork he did for them extending
over a period of 20 years, Adam Schu
maker, filed suit in district court tc
recover $10,692 from Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Laumann, st. Paul In his
complaint Schumacher alleges that he
! worked for the Laumanns practically
| for nothing until he was of age, when
they agreed to give him $40 a week
and board but that all he received was
meager amounts for tobacco and cloth
ing aggregating less than $50 a year
Alexandria, Alexandria will enter.
tain the 30th annual convention of the
Minnesota Christian Endeavor Union
Inc, June .24-27. The Christian En-,
sdeavor movement is world wide in
scope and in over 80 denominations
has about 100000 active societies with