Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-07

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this year will have a three day base
ball tournament. a
| Observation-Disclosures first market
day was popular, sales in all store
were brisk, buyers coming from
! radius of IS miles. -. Sss
V1rg1nia-Charged with operating
still in Indian territory, Nestor Kang-
, as of Hibbing has been bound over to
the federal grand jury
| Virginia-The play ground season
opened here with the five city play
grounds filled tc capacity. Coach ALI
Jackson and Miss Kathryn Carey of
the high school faculty are in charge.
! Observation-Disclosures arrests were
made by authorities of Polk county
and Crookston in an effort to break
up an alleged liquor ring" Six of
those arrested were bound over to the
grand jury on charges of selling liquor.
; Winona-Because of the great num-
Der Of bugs attracted by the electric
lights, the city council has ordered the
Winona white way and downtown dis
tr1cts darkened for the summer. A
protest has been registered against
the order
Hastings-Police of the twin cities
have been asked to aid in the search
for the brace Of thugs who assaulted
and held up former Mayor J. G.. Sieben
at Hastings. Mr.. Sieben is able to
be around, but is still weak from the
effects of the beating he received.
Hibbing-A jury in district court re-
turned a verdict for $2,375 for the
plaintiff in the case of Dominic Albini
VS.. W. J. Ryder. The plaintiff sued
for $500 for the death of his son
who, he alleged, was killed last sum-
mer by truck owned by Mr.. Ryder.
The jury was out two hours.
Little Falls-A man, believed to be
B. E. Hurd of Pine River, is in a criti-
cal condition at the hospital here as
a result of having slashed his throat
on a Northern Pacific train. He was
passenger on No. 9 and when a short
distance south of here stuck pocket
; knife in his throat making cash
of about two inches.
CroOkstOn-A campaign to improve
the streets and residence property in
Crookston has been launched by the
Crookston Association of Public Az
fairs. A general committee to super
wise the entire city has been named
as we'll as committees for each ward.
Awards will be made in each section
of the city at the end of the summer
season.
Winona-Articles of incorporation
for the Winona Cooperative associa-
ton have been filed with Secretary
of State Julius NJ Schmahl. The as
sociatlon's purpose is to build a CO.
operative store here. The incorpora-
tors and directors are practically all
local labor leaders and the capital
stock is placed at $4,000, to be issued
in $50 shares
Redwood Falls-Bud West, IA year
old son of w. H. West, was drowned
in a swimming hole near here. Hart
ford Anderson. caught in the current
with young West, was rescued by
Barnard Crane, who plunged into the
water when he realized the predica-
ment the two boys were in. The body
of young West was recovered in IL
feet of water.
Winona-Winona housewives who
put empty milk bottles, with enough
money in them to pay for the next
days supply on the back porth at
night wondered why no milk was left
and the money gone. The driver, when
questioned, said he found no money
and his firms rule was mo money, no
milk" The police caught a man on
the rounds just ahead of the milkwag-
on extracting the money from the bot
ties. In court he pleaded guilty, say
ing he was out of work and hard up.
Ellendale-Seven school districts in
the vicinity of this village will hold
meetings during the week of July
to 16, to determine the sentiment of
each towards the consolidation with
the local district. The Glendale dis
trict and one other have already voted
their approval of consolidation, and
at least four of the others are expect
ed to approve. The consolidation will
mean an enlargement of the present
local school, and the addition of full
high school course to replace the pres
ent two years course.
St. Paul-Changes in three impor-
tant state offices, made by Governor
J. A. A. Burnquist, following the re-
signation of James T. Hale, state tax
commissioner, has placed Gustaf
Lindquist, secretary to the governor,
in position in which he may hold
over under the next administration.
Under the changes that have become
effective Mr.. Lindquist is state insur-
ance commissioner, succeeding John
B. Sanbcrn, who succeeds Mr.. Hale.
Leland w. Scott of the governors
office staff will succeed Mr.. Lindquist.
st. Paul-Governors of Wisconsin,
North Dakota and South Dakota have
been asked to confer with Governor
Burnquist of Minnesota to discuss the
coal shortage situation in the North
west The date of the cOnference has