Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-22

MelT0Se-I1e CentraI MinnesOt;
Dalrymen's and Buttermake1s' asso
citation will have it's 18th annual con
vention in Melrose on Feb. and 2
Slayton-- the loss of a leg, Clar
ence Beals was awarded $4,000 dam
ages in district court here, against the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railway
Black Hammer-While assisting al
wood saving. Ivan Bitterness of Blacl
Hammer was caught in the betting Of
an engine and killed. His neck was
broken and both arms torn from thei,
sockets.
Red Wing-Three Of the older boy
inmates Of the state training school
here stole an automobile belonging tc
one of the officers of the school and
led: A search for the boys has been
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. here will &C
claim the navigable season of 1926
closed at the head OF the lakes when
the steamers Mullin and Billings
headed up Lake Superior with cargoes
of coal, reach here. 80 i,
Morris Mrs, Benjamin Dalgarne
wife OF 4 building contractor, was
burned to death in her home here
when fire, supposedly originating
from a gasoline explosion, partly con
sumed the structure.
St. Peter-To facilitate the raising
OF the $4,000 gymnasium fund fol
Gustavus AdOlphus college, President
O. J johnson, was granted leave OF
absence beginning Jan. l, and con-
tinuing until spring.
Observation-Disclosures soon Is to be.
come the home Of a new publication
the Minnesota Lakes" monthly mag
azine to be published in the interests
OF summer tourists and all who enjoy
the Ten Thousand Lakes.
! JacksOn-Climbing the tower OF a
windmill that he might see what part
OF the field his sons were working in,
Nfels A. Nelson. SO years old, missed
his footing and fell S. feet, receiving
injuries which caused his death.
Tracy The new Methodist church
was dedicated here with appropriate
ceremonies. Bishop Charles Bayard
Mitchell Of St. Paul delivered the .ded.
icatory sermon The new structure
was erected at cost Of $4,000.
Mankato Bernhard Ma1ers, 20 years
old, who gave his home address as
Candy. was arrested here charged with
raising SIS bills to $205bills! Accord:
ing to the police he contested to hav
ing passed IS bills raised iht this mar
ner. r." < - $3.50. ekf'a@>
Battle Lake Three lives we're lost
when skating party broke through
the ice on lake in Amor township
near here. The dead are: Ike Bixby
and the youns son and daughter of H
l.oefelholtz. all residents of that town
ship.
Duluth-Chisholm tax payers, 9TH
err than the mining interests who are
vigorously protesting the 40 per cent
increase ordered on all plated real es
tate valuations have encountered diff
culties in an attempt to AXE the cast:
into court.
Luverne- Arrangements are being
maze Dy the county commissioners 10
sell $4,000 worth Of road refundins
bonds Dec. H. The money will be
used to pay warrants for the road work
done in Rock fcounty during the pas,
few months.
F. Minneapo!is-More than 80 per cent
of the average annual blowing has
been done throughout Minnesota this
year. due to mild weather, university
farm experts declared. Farmers of the
state usually plow about 80 per cent
Of the worked soil during the fall. 49,,
CrpOkstOn-~R. r., (Bee) Crawford
we'll known as motorcycle driver in
the Northwest, for the second time in
the last few months, shot himself
through the breast here at hotel. He
was not seriously wounded and re
fused to give any reason for his act.
St. Peter-Students of Gustavus
Adolphus college must quit visiting
poolrooms and bowling alleys or the
state law will be brought to bear, &C
cording to Dr. Conrad Peterson. AS q
result Of campaign against such in
fractions four students have been
placed on probation for the remainde,
of the college year: