Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
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~. Williams Of the state farm OF the
University OF Minnesota.
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the Min
~neapolis Office of the United States
Veterans Bureau No. /, organized q
United States Veterans bureau en-
ployes' savings and loan fund at "a
meeting Of the organization here.
Minneapolis-Dr. Henrik Shipstead
spent $1,2O1.95 in his campaign for
United States senator, including $500
spent for an automobile, he reported
) his expenditure statement to the
decretary Of the senate at Washing
ton. K#l3 # III
Moorhead-Steps will be taken by
both the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific companies to install safety iap-
paratus at all crossings in Mooraead
and the speed Of all trains passing
through will be limited to six miles
an hour representatives of the COM
panies told the city council at a meet
ing here.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES claims the
largest family in Minnesota. Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian ]. Van Oostbree became
the parents Of their twentieth child.
The family moved here from Amster-
dam, Holland. Father is 62 years old
and the mother AZ.
Dulutn-With the close Of naviga-
ton n month away, the total re-
ceipts Of coal at the Duluth and SUI
perior docks for the season up to Nov.
1, aggregate approximately one-third
the tonnage received during 1921.
New Richland-The congregation OF
Trinity Lutheran church here, has de-
cided to erect a new edifce next
spring. $4,000 has been pledged. The
new church, to have a seating capacity
Of 500, will cost $4,000.
GIencoe-The Mcleod county rural
teachers will meet in their annual
teachers institute at. Glencoe the
week ending November 18th. More
than one hundred teachers are expect
ed.
Waiker-The proposal to divide
Cass county has been defeated, ac-
cording to information received by
the county auditor here. The vote
against the division is running two to
one over that for division.
Observation-Disclosures named for the
1923 organization Of the W~aterville
street fair include j. i. Ebling, presi-
dent; Charles 3. Lawald, vice presi-
dent; A. F. Kohlzer, secretary; Will
liam Warburton, treasurer.
Bemidji-A new county in Mime
sota-to be known as Lake OF the
|Woods-will be created Is soon as the
Beltrami county c%anvassing boara
makes a report to Governor Preus.
Voters Of Beltrami county voted to
split the county, the proposal carry
ing by a majority Of approximately 200
votes. u,
Minneapolis-The Minnesota Col
lege Of Agriculture will send q potato
and apple Judging team to the Mid
west horticultural Exposition at Coun-
ell Bluffs, Iowa, the week ending No
yember 18. This announcement was
made by Prof. w. g. Rrierley, who has
been coaching the men on apple judg-
ing while Prof. r. "A. Krantz has been
teaching potato Judging.
FaribauIt-Friday was Faribault's
day to celebrate. The American Lee
gion and the citizens Of Faribault
Joined to celebrate the end Of the
World war and the completion Of the
great paved highway that links the
southern part of the state with the
Twin Cities and the Thousand Lakes
Of the North.
MInneapolis--The largest September
freight movement in and out Of Min
neapolis since 1916 is revealed in q
summary Of figures for October. Only
the heavy grain movement Of 1915 and
1915 enable those years to show a
greater September volume than 1922.
A total Of 37,193 loaded freight cars
were received in Minneapolis this Sep
TENDER and a total Of 1886 were for
warded from Minneapolis.
Bemidji-Francis Rhea, star end
and a triple threat a on the Be
midi high school eleven, broke the
second finger Of his left hand and will
be lost to the Navy Blue and White
squad for the balance of the season.
Observation-Disclosures of the stock
of two Fort Wayne, Ind, mills by the
Munsingwear corporation Of Minneap-
oils has been abandoned, it was an
nounced by Theodore Theme Of Fort
Wayne, an official Of the Indiana COM
panies. s
Fairmont-More than 400 per cent
gross on an investment Of $40 has
proved to Cal Crissinger, OF. Manyaska
township, that there is money in rails
ing sheep. In the fall Of 1921 Girls
singer bought carload Of ewes for
$40. From this bunch he sold $225
worth Of vol, and In October this year
sold with their lambs all but 20, which
he kept for breeding ewes. He re-
ceived $1,447 for the sheep, and has
the basis Of a good. flock left. s
ST. Paul--The public OF Minnesota
Is urged to support and cooperate in
the American Red Cross annual roll
call and drive from November III to
so, in q proclamation issued by Gov
ernor Preus. effort is being made