Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-10-13
Minnesota State NeWs\

Sleepy Eye-Fred Koehne lost a new
automobile when it burned on coun-
try road after turning over when il
ran OF dixie.
Hibbing-The state mine report for
the week ending Oct. shows 1s7, 100
tons Of ore were shipped from state
mines and 4,495 cars were used.
Worthington-F. R. Geyerman, mer-
chant Of Brewster, walked into his
store In time to scare away burglars
who were making ready to loot the
store.
st. Paul-The annual seed show and
convention Of the Minnesota Crop I'm.
provement association will be held at
the Ryan hotel, st. Paul, February %.
"a and 25. $3.50. +
Bemidji-Bemidji park board has
placed levy of $24,8 for the city of
Bemidji for the year of 1921. This f.
the largest levy ever made by the park
board here.
= Georgetown-Peter Stannes, cashier
Of the State bank of Georgetown, is In
q Fargo, N. D., hospital with a frac-
tured skull following the robbery of
the bank by bandit.
Minneapolis Lewis, st. Paul,
was elected president of the All-Uni-
versity STUDENT council which is the
highest student government body at
the University of Minnesota.
lynx St.. Paul-Bankers from various
fnwno ora oifioo of $hN okn$ Ia
a hearing before the State Tax COM
mission In the State Capitol. Discus
sion of bank assessments was the
theme of the meeting.
:. Red Lake Falls-Ferdinand Marosn-
cite, is dead from blow on the head
with pitchfork resulting from an al
tercation with Frank Plante while
threshing. Plante says he struck Mar
sonette in self Defense :. =
Minneapolis-Drugg who = are
selling Jamaica ginger as a beverage
rather than medicine will not be grant
ed new permit to sell distilled spirits
when their present yearly permit ex-
pires, Jess G. Steenson, state federal
prohibition director, said.
st. Paul-Burglars were disappoint-
ed when they entered the home of
Judge Hugo Hanft, in search of liquor,
for the judge had no liquor in stock.
he said. Nothing had been taken, al
though the entire house had been thor
oughly ransacked, he said.
Washington-Among the bodies of
American soldiers who died abroad to
be buried with full military honors at
Arlington National cemetery, include:
Hjalmar Alto, private, Company A,
325th Infantry, Cromwell, Mimi, and
Herbert E. Nelson, private, Company
F, goth Motor Transport Corps, Cor
louisville, MINI.
st. Paul-Minnesota's annual Christ
mas seal sale, the proceeds of which
will be used to continue the fight
against tuberculosis and other dis
eases, is under way, with committees
being organized in every county in the
state, it was announced by the Mime
sofa Public Health association. The
quota is $250,Qo0.
st. Paula log cabin of usual size,
completely furnished and typical of the
pioneer days of Minnesota, will be in
cluded among the exhibits in the mu-
scum at the State Historical society
building in st. Paul, according to plans
now being made by members, W. M.
Babcock, curator, announced. The
cabin as proposed will be built in the
museum and will be furnished with the
early day furniture now in possession
Of the society.
Minneapolis-White pine blister
rust is spreading north and west In
Minnesota, according to reports being
received by A. G. Ruggles, state entom-
ologfst, with headquarters at the Uni
versity Farm. It is reported also that
the fungi is spreading to districts not
affected last year. On popularity Of
the fungi is that it must spread to q