Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-05-26
Recent Happenings in Minnesota
Given in Brief Items for
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News Of Events In Gopher State
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be concluded here June and 10.
CroOkston-The Northwestern Min
nesota Fair association fixed the date
for the fair July Z, 8, and 10, jus
prior to the Fargo fair.
Fairmont-A special election wa
called for June to vote on the issu
ance of $4,000 bonds to provide /
central heating system for the loca
school. T. - u.s..
Tyler-Details are now beinl
worked out by committees here TO-
the annual conference of the Danisl
Lutheran church, from June 2 to 6 a
Danebod and Tyler.
Windom-At meeting of thu
Southwestern Minnesota Medical as
ISOLATION here, Pipestone was elected
as the next meeting place for the so
ciety in November, 1920.
Stillwater-George Riley, rs years
old, an old time lumber worker, at
tempted to kill himself in the rear O.
the Merchants hotel here, by firing {
80 caliber bullet from a pistol into his
head.
Truman-At a meeting of Martin
county sheep raisers here a WOO
growers association was formed. The
county will have about 10000 pounds
of wool to market through the asso
citation this year.
Triumph-Triumph and Monterey
twin villages, will have consolidated
school as the result of an election
here. The district will join in build
ing an up to date educational struc
ture to serve ALL
Blooming Prairie-The school board
has awarded $4,000 of additional
bonds for the construction of new
high school building to the Minneap
oils Trust company. The bonds bear
5k per cent interest.
Luverne-A worldwide search has
been started in an effort to locate
Private George w. Shook, formerly OF
Luverne, now of Pretty Rock, N. D..
who has been reported missing in ,ac
ton since July %, 1918. ...~s
Virginia-August Halberg was
brought here from Aurora by the
county officers on a charge of manu-
featuring liquor. Halberg was accom-
panied by his entire family, consisting
of his wife and seven children.
Cass Lake-Cass Lake is getting
ready to entertain the Association Of
Northwest Commercial club secretar.
ties, who will arrive here for an outing
about the middle of July. The secre-
taues will hold a two-day session
here. ~--tr-..'-,-~. t..
Blooming Prairie-Plans for the
construction Of a memorial to soldiers
of this section who died in the world
war are being made by the CONNER
cial club: Citizens of the village will
be asked to contribute funds for the
memorial. )! - r-zcccg.-
st. Cledd-With a building fund Of
$660.15- already subscribed the build
ing committee of the Haven township
community church has ordered build
ing material and announces that build
ing operations on the church edifice
Will commence DIT once.
: sHibbing-A strike of miners at the
Stevenson mine, owned by the Corri
gan-M Mckinney interests, is reported
Underground workers struck in sym
pathy with Finnish shift which was
discharged. The number. Of mea t.
walk out is not definitely known.
Crookston-Ther final Polk county
bread contest, to decide what schoo
teams shall attend the state contest
at the Minnesota fair next fall, viii
be held here May 20. Schools through
cut the county will send teams to the
contest which will be held here.
St. Paul-To prevent the spread o
the forest fire menace in northerl
Minnesota, the state relief board will
be asked to retain the SO additional
patrolmen now on duty in these re
gions when the state forestry boart
meets; W. ]. Cox, state forester. 81!
the expenditure to maintain this corps
would be slight in comparison to tn
amount of property which would b.
saved, Mr.. Cox said.
Bemidij Northern Development as
sociation boosters from all parts o
Northern Minnesota will gather her
Friday and Saturday June IS and /
at the regular summer meeting Of tina
organization. Speakers Of nationa
prominence have been secured and
special feature of the meeting thi
year will be exhibits Of various indus
tries Of the state. Experts will e1
plain the details Of each exhibit.
La Porte Search of almost seve
months for the bodies Of George Chile
SO years old, and his son, Earl, 3
years old, Of Federal Dam, was ende
when an indian, named John Drum
heater discovered the body Of the fail
er in Leech lake. The sons body wa
found two weeks ago. s
Fergus Falls The Otter Tail Coul
ty Fair association has completed II
program for the summer race NEE
i June 10, 8 il and IL, at Fergus Fall
i which dates coincide with the gran
council meeting OF the United Con
4 mercial Travellers to be held 81 th1
4 city.