Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-04
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| Office and made a clean getaway with
over $l.1S0, $818 of which was In
stamps. and 1862 in cash.
Jacksonville authorities are seek
ing to put stop to the many robber-
les here recently. Several places of
business have been entered and many
articles removed from automobiles
parked on downtown streets.
Bemidji-At meeting of the board
of directors of the Bemidji Civic and
| Commerce association held Tuesday,
the application of Mrs. c. r. Sanborl
was accepted and she will soon take
the association.
St: Cloud-Kropp & Son of this city
have been awarded the contract for
building a new public school building
at Upsala. The new building is to cost
upwards of $115,000. The foundation
has already been built and the Kropp
& Son contract is for the superstruc-
| ture.
st. Paul-Sixteen life prisoners, ad-
Judged insane, have been transferred
from the Saltwater prison to the new
addition for the dangerous insane at
the st. Peter state hospital, J. J. Sui:
livan, prison warden, reported to the
state board Of control. All were SEN
fenced for murder.
st. Cloud--Assessor Stratton. Of the
town of Melrose appeared before the
County Board of Equalization. :. The
assessed valuation for the town Of
Melrose must be raised approximately
100 per cent. to bring it in line with
j., the assessments for other towns in
the county: Is; *; q Rxsm..z,~<
misunderstanding Of barley has
started in this district and some oats
viii be Ready for the binders during
the week. It is estimated that the
barley will yield thirty-five bushels to
the acre. Some of the grain in this
county has been lodged by hail and
heavy wind and some loss will be re-
corded.
/ Windom-John Mulligan, farmer
living near here, may die from burns
received when he fell unconscious
over "a kerosene stove on which he
was cooking meal. When he re-
gained consciousness he called for
help over telephone. At the hospi-
tai here physicians say he may not
recover. ~ " e.. Z
! Red Wing-The Fleischman Mating
company, which operates barley
mating plant in this city, will begin
t the mailing of rye and be on the mar
! 1>o% fo~ oft
Other grains always have found a
ready market in Red Wing, and this
section opens up an equal field for
I rye, which turns out a good crop. :
! East Grand Forks-Wheat, oats ana
fax fields, which were .sown early
this spring on we'll @cultivated land
around East Grand Forks, promise to
give an exceptionally good crop. Late
grains have been 'hindered somewhat,
especially fields of late" barley, but
plenty of rainfall for week or more
will bring an average harvest from
the late Sow fields. -, !.
~Brainerd-Mayor J. E. Meyers and
party of Minneapolis we're here and
in talk to Brainerd business men at
the chamber of commerce the, Mill
City executive explained the Mime
apolis plan of welcoming foreign
states tourists and giving them in
formation regarding Minnesota s
wealth of lakes and recreational ia
cilities. ' '~~~
st. Cloud-Sheriff. Paul Felix of Lit
tie Falls has notified the local police
that he is holding two boys who have
confessed to the theft of clothes and
shoes from Great Northern car in
the local yards last week. The sher-
if is also holding a man who was ar
rested with the boys. The latter state
that the man has been using them to
steal goods and turn them over to
him.
International Falls-Louis Stuhr,
part owner of a sawmill at Happy.
land, was so badly injured while show.
ing man how to operate the carriage
at the mill that he died in twenty
five minutes. BY hammering or some
other way Earring the machinery, the
carriage started forward. The other
man jumped but Mr.. Stuhr, who was
next to the large circular saw, did
not .have time to move and his leg was
cut completely off at the thigh.
:. Two Harbors-H: J: Gilach, potato
Inspector for the state certldcation
board was in Lake county inspecting
potatoes Of those who applied for GER
ttif2attis ,1l-! tnig year; M gu qilaeh re-
somewhat backward as compared with
some other counties, being due to ex-
cessive rainfall, but he also states that
Ill but three or four of the fields he
inspected had passed first inspection.
Sank Center-The body Of Matt
Schaffer, pioneer and. former stage.
coach driver Of this district, was
found by fishermen in Sank lake. It
is thought to be case Of suicide.
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