Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
Recent Happenings in Minnesota
Given in Brief TENS for
q Busy Readers.
ENTIRE FIELD COVERED L:
News Of Events In Corner State
y Gathered From Many Different
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Duluth, Five hundred members Of
the Minnesota Dairymen's association
we're in Duluth for the annual conyen-
tion. m. 8 &
Albert Lea Professor l. C. Baker,
superintendent Of the local schools,
has been reelected for a two years
term. Z. & LIZ.
Duluth. For five nights women
4 we're attacked in the downtown streets
In Duluth, according to reports given
the police. @. n 81 IL
Duluth. Bounties paid by st. Louis
county to trappers and wolf hunters in
1 1919 totaled $19,47O, according to the
county auditors report.
Winona.-Knights of Columbus here
are planning to conduct degree SEES.
sion about Feb. %, when class Of
more than IS candidates will be initi-
ated. III
Hibbing Company M, Minnesota
National Guard, at Hibbing, will start
IN active recruiting campaign this
month to build the company to full
strength. ii zyEfs /. HI. +, s. .#s
Hutchinson.-The amount expended
during the year 1919 for new buildings
and improvements in the city amount
ed to $168,325. Thirty-four new homes
were built u. 1 FL K + ~, s.554 /
Mankato.-Louis Wenner, 16, was
instantly killed while hunting at Eagle
lake, near here. A shotgun accidental
II discharged by a companion blew off
the top of his head. NJ Y F. #
Criminal business in
Clay County in 1919 was heavier than
usual, with a total of 127 cases, forty
two of them district and eighty five
Justice court cases.
Fergus Falls.-I. o. Swenson was
elected president of the First State
bank Of this city to succeed the late
A. Brandenburg, who was killed in the
tornado here last June. iis
st. Cloud President Henry Suzallo
Of the Washington State university
has been secured to give the com
mencement address to the graduating
class of the St. Cloud normal in Juno.
Moorhead-Dr. Martin Ai1uel so4I,
pastor of the Trinity Lutheran church
Of Moorhead, has received a call from
+ the First Lutheran church of Albert
Lea, MINI. He has not yet accepted,
Fergus Falls. Fergus Falls is in the
4 grip Of sugar famine, the supplies of
Z The grocers having been exhausted sew.
eral weeks before Christmas People
are using syrup and other substitutes.
Wind ON, Seven criminal cases are
7 all that were handled by the county
attorney this year, according to a re
Is, believed to have established "a re.
cord for low score in criminal cases
Y handled. 5ts h 5.55 Fl Ii .3i.
4 Duluth More than 200 business.
men from the Mesaba and Vermillion
ranges and Duluth will go to Brainerd
Jan 20, to promote the campaign OF
the newly organized Minnesota Fair
. Tax association, which is fighting the
proposed tonnage tax.
Crookston. M. Smith, negro, was
sentenced to life Imprisonment at Still
water by Judge w. Watt in Polk coun
{ ty 4 district court when he pleaded
guilty to the charge Of numbering
{ Edna Warner, ~ years old, at East
4 Grand Forks October last. II
Madison.--A * shooting scene in
& 'sL'Ayenir Studio" a p1aylet produced
at the Congregational church fair here
{ caused the death Of Gordon Hayden
/: Is, one Of the players. The boy was
" killed when q boy in the playlet whose