Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-29

uC 81 SI~AUG1l Ol-
] the American Association for the Rec
ognition Of the Irish Republic was or
ganized at a meeting held in Bowlby
hall.
Adrian-The police department by
order Of the mayor has removed all
'slot machines, pune boards. and other
gambling devices from poolrooms OF
the city. y n s1* ss#s
/ st. Peter At the annual meeting
of the William R. Witty post, No. ~,
/ American Legion, Edward Molster adj
,jutant for the last Year, was elected
commander 1..ss.
st. Cloud Frank ]. Lorinser. a resi-
dent Of St. Cloud for the last bali CEN
ttury, emplOye Of the city almost con
,tinually for nearly two score years.
passed away. .s5's.s
st. Paul-An order Of the Railroad
and Warehouse commission requires
the Great Northern Railroad company
to erect a new and suitable depot at
Sandstone by December /, 1921.
i st. PAUL. W. Doughty, a banker
1 of Armstrong, Iowa, was suffoGated Or
burned to death in his roOr on the
ninth floor of the st. Paul Athletic
club when fire was discovered III the
1 room # S. s., . u.
! Thief River Falls-On lake that
usually is covered with from 80 TO
i35 inches Of ice this time Of the year,
local ice companies have started har-
vesting ice that is only z inches In
1 thickness.
1 Hastings Leka Vlada of South St.
Paul convicted Of assault in the sec
,,ond degree, has been sentenced to an
| indeterminate term OF not less than
| one year nor more than five at the
Saltwater penitentiary.
St. Carbohydrates of SO former
service men confined in the st. Cloud
| reformatory for crimes since they left
/ the service will be given vocational
[ training as provided under the federal
vocational training act.
St. Paul Sam F.. Fullerton, execu-
| tive agent, Minnesota State Humane
| society, is preparing to distribute thou
sands Of copies Of Senator George G.
| Vests eulogy on the dog to the vari-
| Gus schools in the state. $1,000 :.5
! Fergus Falls The balance pf the
| tornado relief fund which is still in
the hands of a committee here. will.
| be distributed among the. churches Of
the city in proportion to the losses;
! they sustained in the storm. 81
f. st. Peter-Patrons of barber shop
left the chairs with their faces partly.
covered with lather when hot water
| pipes burst. Two partitions were
wrecked by the explosion and plaster
i was hurled all over the shop.
Chisholm Here is some small,
|'change, you are pretty good sport. We
twill leave you that This was the
FAREWELL greeting extended to Wyman
French byStwo unmasked bandits who
held UP and robbed him Of $93.
/ Owatonna7z-P Public schols sof the city
/ OF 0Watonna and the village Of Ellen.
| dale, Medford and Blooming Prairie,
are considering plan for uniting to
hire a leader for a proposed union Of
. boys and girls clubs in the county
Minneapolis Automobile bandits
/ met their match when a motorized gun,
squad surprised two men in a burglary
and placed them under arrest as they
were about to escape with loot from
I the Palace candy store. 728 Sixth
] street south Isl
st. Paul-His feet slipping 80 an icy
wind 0Wsill on the ninth foo- Of the
/ Guar dian Life building, Steve Bodner,:
! 81 years old, a window washer, fell six.
stories to the roof Of a three-story.
/ building next door and was almost In
!, :stantly killed. 4.
/ q MoOrhead lin the roundup OF sus-.
poets for the attempted liquor robbery
near Glyndon. Mimi, police Of Fargo.
J and Moorhead have arrested six per-
sons. According to GARFIELD H. Rus.
]. tad, county auditor, confessions In HIS
3 hands implicate nine more 5
| st. Peter Directors of fhe Nicollet
County farm bureau have adopted
plans fer the organization of the bu-
reau in this county. Each township
Twill be organized into a district club
with It's own officers who will work
ldn connection with the county officers.
st. Paul-Beware OF the grasshop-
liper during the coming season. is the
warning given in the report OF the
state entomologist, Prof. q. q. Rug
giles Of University farm. According
TO present indications. the report said,
the pests are likely (. appear in large
numbers. IN 1871. lss. {.
Grand Rapids Prices on potatoes
have been falling daily for several,
weeks until now they have apparently
touched the bottom, as there ID no.
longer any demand for them at all.
Local buyers report that they do not
want the farmers to haul in any pota-
toes at present, for there ID not enough