Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-22
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oius AUuuu0C OI lie Jur6I @uOUT lulU III
Minneapolis. issdead.s9 $sszz*4 ,Ts5Ss II
| Brainerd--A= lons! bandit II held g up
John Steenberg, merchant, in his store,
took sl36, in silver from q cash regis
ter and made his escape - 2 e 15'3s
-Stewart-lThe' Mcleod County PouE
try association will have its annual
show here Jan Is, 7l9, 20 and 81. ! w.
r Stanchfe)d will be Judge,
St. Cloud Three hundred Stearns
county farmers met for the annual
meeting of the Stearns County Farm
bureau I. r Potter. state president,
| spoke Y - %'EsH
Albert Lea Wallace Osmundson. l3
years old, was drowned in Fountain
lake while skating. His companion.
Clarence Phj|brook, was saveda3by a
Eboy friend. .s..sassy | s.
Fergus Falls Ole Opegard, believed
to have ben the Oldest man In Otter
Tail county. is reported dead at Hen
ming, 30smiles east ofhere Heswas So
! years of age.
R0chester-The new tax rate for
Rochester has been fixed at 68 per cent
Ion valuation OF 3s,753.S4l as com
kpared 10 "a per cent on a valuation Of
1884, 709 in 1919
+ minneapolis st. Olars collage.
IsNortbstield, won the Morse declamatory
tscontest held in the North high school
lE'rhe Albert Lea, MINI high school
won second place. e '
u St. Peter br. W W,sCoveli.s former
Regular Army captain, was elected
| president Of the NicoiIetSi.es3ueur
County Medical association at their
! annual meeting here.
| st, Paul The st, Paul city armistice
day committee will urge the I,egisla-
ture 1T it's coming session to designate
November II Victory Day and make
| it legal holiday in Minnesota.
Rochester--Shoplifter are busy in
Rochester A number Of thefts have
been reported. but 50 far no arrests
have been made. The principal theft
lis that Of a 5000 fur coat and two $500
dresses,
r. R0chester--An = approximate in.
Grease of 20. per cent in the electric
/
| go into effect on Jan. 1. according 10
an announcements by the public Mtili-
ties board. ~
& Spring field William r. Eleberry,
living near here. was killed by the ac-
| cidental discharge Of shotgun. He
was taking the gun from a buggy when
| the trigger caught and the weapon was
4 ieS01> rH>s4. : q
Winona. Seventy-nine miles of Wi
mona comfy roads have been accepted
by the state highway commission for
inclusion in the trunk highway sys
TEN, according to announcement by
the county board: s - r.. -'.
St. Paul Carlos Avery, state game
and fish commissioner. returned from
Hutchinson, where he attended meet
ing Of the Gopher Camp Fire club. a
sportmen's organization. which was at:
tended by. 500 persons.
Minneapolis--I4iquOr valued at ST. 500
1920 price-was stolen from the Of
fees of Paul y. Keller, supervising
federal prohibition agent, Mr.. Keller
/ announced. The thieves had forced
the door by the use of ttjimmies."~
St. Paul-The proposed erection Of
a psycho-pathic hospital at the Uni
versity Of Minnesota was discussed al
meeting of the joint committee o.
the Board of Regents of the university
and the state Board of Control at the
state capitol. - : = a5,
Fergus Falls-The commission ap
pointed by the Legislature to admins
ter $165,000 fund appropriated at thu
last session to reimburse this city ant
school district Off tornado losses me-
here to close up its work and prepare
its final report - - T.7 7.s%4
neapolis-Resources Of Mime
sofa trust companies showed a gain o
4 $1O,564, 039 for the year ending Jun,
80, 1920. according to a statement jus
issued by the United States Mortgag,
E. Trust company of New York. TIL,
; total resources in 1920 were $4,000, 06:
as compared with $24,426,024 in 1919
Nortl1tield- Producing more than II
tons of milk in less than year ant
due to freshening again before Jan.
Queen Pontiac Oak Marie, owned b,
Il A. J. Lashbr00k. of this city, is de
clared to be the first 10000 poun,
4 junior 2 year old Holstein heifer ii
southern Minnesota. In 24O days thi
4 remarkable heifer produced 26,1S
pounds Of milk and 6S0.3 pounds q
Il butter. She was putin test Deg. "a
D 1919. s. 81, g. q IS ~ .s. 80 81
4 Crookston Two meetings will b
conducted in Crookston the early par
of 1921 that are of considerable i'm
portance, The first will b. the 1872
convention Of the North Minnesota &c
itorial association, which will NEE
here Jan 20, 81, % and "a w. I
j Mckenzie 81 this city Is in charge q
:; arrangements for the event which wi
be attended by editors from ever
4 section Of the state. The second NEE
ing will be the Red River Valley VIII
ter Shows, Feb. Z to IL. The winte
shows which are staged here annua