Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-24
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The South Dakota fire marshal's.
March bulletin just issued, places the
January fire loss throughout the. state
at $47,132.
WATERFOWL was selected as the next
convention city of the Daughters of
the American Revolution of South Da-
kota at the closing session of the an.
nual convention at Sioux Falls.
Theodore, youngest son of r, G. San
ders, custodian of the state capital
building at Pierre, S. D., was electro
cuted while repairing electric light
connections damaged by the recent
storm. s.
Bids for the construction of state
owned terminal grain elevator and
four mill at Grand Forks, will be open
cd on April S, it was announced today
by the state industrial commission at
Bismarck. i.
Edward Ralph, proprietor of a Sioux
Falls cafe, is looking for q thief who,
after stealing $57 from tomato can
in which it was concealed in his place
Of business, stole Ralph's automobile
and escaped.
ALI state records were broken for
the average price Of stock sold at an
auction sale at Huron, s. D., by the
South Dakota Shorthorn Breeders as
ISOLATION sale, when 80 head of Royal
shorthorn cattle sold for $42,580. :
Commencement exercises were held
at the North Dakota agricultural col
lege. A class of Fl were graduated
from the industrial section. The prin-
cipal speaker was ]. A. Worst, former
president, who delivered the bacca-
laureate sermon. r
A substantial guarantee is being
raised by the Helena Commercial club
toward the Montana State fair this
year. With every hope of big crop,
it is thought the exhibits may excel
other years. A statewide athletic meet
is to be given and special entertain
ment provided for World war veterans.
The first case under North Dakota's
law, enacted to establish the legiti-
macy of children born out of wedlock
has been completed in Case county
courts and child so born has receiv-
ed its fathers name and been declar-
ed his legitimate heir The law was
passed by the legislature in March.
1917. a. -: ssss# So
Seventy-fve guests of the Kirkwood
hotel at Darlington, N. D., were forced
to make dash for safety, garbed only
in their night clothing when fire was
discovered in the building. The
building, a frame structure, was en-
tirely destroyed. The loss is estimat-
ed at between $4,000 and $50, 900.
The guests lost. all their personal be.
longings.
At a recent meeting of the New
Rockford, N. D., Community club, com.
mittees were appointed to begin at
once campaign for the removal OF
the state capital to that city. An ap-
preparation was made some time ago
to cover expenses of this work. The
committees will work to secure sigma.
lures enough to put the matter before
the voters of the state this year.
Recent figures from the federal gov.
eminent showing that the percentage
Of unmarried men is higher in Mon.
tana than in any other state, bring out
the explanation that it is the bachelor
alien who causes this condition, es.
pecially those working in the mines
Forty-six immigrant cars were
!, handled in one night through the twin
city terminals bound for North Da
kota points, according to advices re
ceived by J. II. Worst, states commits
sioner Of immigration. Mr.. Worst ex
poets large number of immigrants to
come to North Dakota this year from
the states of the central west.