Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-21

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Fertile-The Polk county fair was
held here this week. The attendance
was extraordinarily large and it y
claimed $1,000 people paid admissions
during the three days Of the fair.
St. Cloud-The Great Northern fast
mail express is now scheduled over the
st. Cloud Fergus Falls division. The
train has heretofore been scheduled
on the Breckenridge division through
Willmar.
International Falls-Rev. A. w. Nor
din of Rush City has accepted a call
to the local Swedish Lutheran church,
which has been without a pastor for
the past year and preached his first
sermon Sunday.
Pine Internationally, 8, son of Mr.
and Mrs. e. e. Martin, was drowned
in Norway brook while bathing. Mr..
Martin is president of the First Ma
tional bank of Pine River and we'll
known in Brainerd.
Crookston-Congre and Mrs.
Halvor STEVENSON have arrived home
from their season at Washington, D.
c. They have opened their home on
Houston avenue and expect to remain
here until December.
Thief River Falls-Godfrey Carlson
of this city has been bound over to
the grand jury by Judge Tarrant of
municipal court here on a charge of
selling whisky to an Indian. He was
released under $500 bond.
Menahga-Ella Sanford, the 12-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sanford of this place, got first place
in Glass in the breadmaking con-
test for >Wadena county, thus securing
free trip to the Minnesota State Fair
Fairmont-Truman Dwight Court
ney, four-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Weaver Courtney, died here few
hours after drinking gasoline. The
child was playing about his fathers
garage and found cup containing the
fluid.
- Hastings-At its regular meeting
the Dakota county board of commits
sioners set the tax levy for 1921 at
$259,75O to be appropriated as fol-
lows: county revenue $65,950; county
poor: $4,000, and road and bridges,
$175,0
Dawson-A heavy hail storm struck
section Of Dawson and vicinity and
continued for two hours. Rain fol-
lowed the hail. AS result hundreds
of acres of farm land four miles long
and eight miles wide suffered cOnsid-
cradle damage.
Albert Misunderstanding reports of
black rust in southern Minnesota,
grain buyers here have telephoned in
every direction and have been unable
to find anyone who has seen or heard
Of black rust in this county or neigh
boring counties.
Grand Rapids-Fred Sandness, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. liver Sandness, farm
or in the Rosy county north of here,
was almost blown to pieces while
breaking stumps with dynamite, get
ting the full charge of the explosion
of twenty-five sticks.
Washington-It was announced at
the White House that the following re-
cess appointments of Minnesota post
masters have been made: Bessie H. J.
Martinson, Echo; c. H. Huntsberry,
Forest Lake; e. r. Brown, Kasson;
E. M. Blasky, Mahnomen.
Winona-Kiwanie clubs of Winona,
Lacrosse, Eau Claire and Chippewa
Falls are making plans for an all day
picnic and outing July 81 at Whitehall,
Wis. Whitehall officials and business
men announced the town will declare
holiday in honor of the occasion.
Red Wing-Although Goodhue
county farmers in the last township
election voted against a continuance of
the county farm bureau and support Of
a county agent, nevertheless the bur-
eau has applied to the board of coun-
ty commissioners for financial assis-
lance to continue its operations. ~
Minneapolis-Herman Peters, alleg-
ed to have kept Mrs. Helena Harris
prisoner in his cabin near Fort SHELL
ing for four days, was arraigned be-
fore Judge Leary in Hennepin county
district court on two counts of a
statutory charge. He pleaded not
guilty and his trial was set for Sept.
i13. Bail was fixed at $4,000.
Red Wing of mind of
Fred Bargen Of Hay Creek township,
saved him serious consequences when
he applied first aid remedy to q rattle
snake bit. When his mower became
clogged he reached down to remove
the grass and the RATHER struck. Bar
gen gashed and sucked the wound and
rushed to town for medical treatment
Sleepy Eye-The 3 year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simunich, residing
on a farm in Nicollet county, was
drowned when he climbed to the edge
of watertank and fell in. A year
old brother who witnessed the child's
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