Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-05-05
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Wlnnipeg.-Heavy flood conditions
prevail throughout North Alberta, be-
tween Calgary and Edmonton The
city OF Reddeer has been flooded out
by rapidly melting banks of snow.
Canton.-Canton Torkelson of Can
ton was electrocuted when, while an
sWerlng a telephone call, he stumbled
and grasped some exposed wire where
Worknen were removing switch
board.
Henry, S. D.-Businessmen of Hen
ry have undertaken to raise by pub
lie subscription sufficient money to
purchase an equipped athletic field
which will be the center for all ath-
letlcs in the city,
Sioux Falls.-Fred Frietag, a farm
er OF belmont, was sentenced to year
In the Minnehaha county Jail on a
charge of evading the draft. It was
| alleged he refused to appear for ply
steal examination. --~~.e><...s.asxu-.
Webster, s. D.-Crows have become
so numerous in parts of Day county
that the county commissioners have
started campaign for determination
OF them by Offering a bounty of cents
per head for the birds. ,~~
Pierre, S. D.-Governer Peter Nor
| beck appeared in his office dressed in
khaki overalls, presented to him by
other state officials. This is probably
the first time state executive has
taken this step. g..
Fargo, N. D.-The North Dakota
League of Women Voters, organized
at sessions in Fargo for the last two
days, adopted, a platform calling for
numerous legislative enactments by
the nation and the state.
Madison, Wis.-Herman B. Dahle.
former member of congress from the
third Wisconsin district, is dead at his
home in Mount Horeb. He was born
in Perry, Wis, in 1855. He served in
the 56th and 57th congresses.
| Hillsboro, N. D.-Lieut Edwin Knut-
son, a native of this community, ar
rived here recently with his French
war bride and will soon go to his home
stead near Scobey, Mont, where the
couple will make their future home.
! Winnfpeg.-Removal of restrictions
on wheat trading so that open trad.
ing may be resumed next autumn is
to be urged upon the federal govern
ment and parliment by representative
grainmen from Winnipeg and Mon.
treal.
Mitchell, S. DIT cost General
Leonard Wood $42,791 to carry the re.
publican primaries at the South Da.
kota presidential preference primary
according to statement just filed by
w. H. King, state manager for the
Wood campaign. * II.
Redfield, S. D.-The office of the ad.
jutant general, which has been locat.
ed at Redfield for the past seven years
is being moved to Aberdeen by Will
lam A. Halle who was appointed to
J succeed General w. A. Morris of this
city to this position.
Sioux City.-Peter Haynes, farm
er Of Canton, S. D., has brought action
in federal court here to have receiv
er appointed for the Midland Packing
company, an $8,0OO,O0O independent
concern with plant which has been
In operation but few months
i Rapids City, S: Done of the big
gest: real estate deals in years in this
!, section of the country is announced
!, in the sale of the Colonel j. M Woods
ranch of 900 acres for 100000. The
purchasers were R. P. Conkling an(
r.. J. Gordon of Yankton county.
Bozeman, Mont.-Miss Alice CHS
holm of Bozeman, has been called int
! service for the Y. M. G. A. oversee.
for entertainment work with the Amer
lean forces in the army Of occupation
at Coblenz, Germany. She expects t,
sail on the New York, an American
:. line steamer. .>@ ~ 80 s...T- p"
i Dickinson, N. D.-Representative
e Of the United States department. Q
!. agriculture are investigating tn
. spread Of the sugar beet web worn
: which has appeared here. The worn
was first noticed in this section las
fall and government representative
> wish to prevent its increase durin
the coming season.
d 4 Cakes, N. D.-The Cakes board q
It education has adopted the plans for
81 new school building to cost more tina
e 100000. The present building are 8
inadequate that two OF the lowe
!: grades have been crowded out, an
z arc being taught IN the city jail, whic
y haa' ha0n unocc11niAd Nv r. 0r1minal