Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-07
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Recent Happenings in minnesota
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Busy r.. 1ers.
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News OF Events IN. Gorher State
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Minneapolis. "A. McHardy, form
or Minneapolis attorney, succeeded A.
H. Remote as division chief of the in.
ternal revenue office Jan. 1. N
Edward w. Nugent, pio-
neer resident here, is dead He was
G. years old and had been resident
OF Minnesota more than so years.
Hastings.--T. S. Rivers, clerk of the
district court here, reports 29S marri-
age licenses issued during the year
just closed, and 81 divorces granted.
Moorhead. During 1919, 712 mar
riage licenses were issued here New
records were established for each of
the last three months, as follows: Oc-
tober, 70; November, &c.: December,
70.
St. Paul Fifty Rochester National
Guardsmen have gone to International
Falls to relieve Winona guardsmen on
duty there during the last two weeks,
under an order issued by Adjutant
General W. F. Rhinow.
Hibbjng-That switching rates for
fuel on tho Mesaba range are unrea-
sunahle is the complaint filed by local
fuel dealers, who will ask the Hibbing
Commercial Club to bring the question
before the railroad and warehouse
commission.
Mooi'head.-Caswell "A. Ballard as
summed the duties of acting president
Of the Moorhead normal school jan
l. +. E. Remington is the temporary
head Of the department of biological
science and chemistry, succeeding Hal
Pollock, resigned.
Wheaton.-Traverse county well
coined its soldiers, sailors, marines
and nurses il an aliday ent eTtainm emit,
Judge OSCAR Hallam ofsthe state sss,l-
lpfenlS court was the principal speak
er. The entertainments conc Guided with
~ banquet and a dance.e Ias ,@S
sss Minneapolis. There will be no limit
to the salary the University Of Mime
sofa. will pay the right man to succeed
u Dr.. Sc Marion Leroy Burton, retiring
president, who has resigned to become
president Of the University 81 Michi-
gam. it was announced. :...Zss,.5 Y
Goleraine - Assistant Superinten-
dent of Schools Frank Gordon Jones,
WHO recently resigned because he was
not allowed a raise. in salary, has
changed his mind, the board having
conceded hissreQuest, and he viii, CON
tinue to assist Supt. J. a. Vandyke.s
Frank Helmet post, American Le-
g;on. Sank Rapids, claims the young
est Legion member ins America. He
is Joseph Nahan, 16 years old. Nahan
was IA when he enlisted in the Untn
ted States Navy. Jan. z, 1912. He
served in the convoy service, having
been detailed to the Rhode Island. y.
& st. Paul = Immediate appeal from
the order Of District Judge Alfred
Johnson Of Red Wing granting tenn
polfarys injunction against enforcement
CT state minimum wage schedules will
be taken to the supreme CORTLAND a
request Will be made for an advanced
bearing to obtain an early decision,
James Z. Markham, assistant attorney
general. appearing for the minimum
Wuge commissions announc ed .&SsS
Virginia. I'VE been visitin' adntie."'
Tl::st is the explanation offered by
a1a 1t;arc&, II, and Dorothy, 10, daugh-
1e1s of Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith,
Tho returned home today after
strangely disappearing four days be-
tore, when their mother started them
syn town to a dentists office. Their
laotiler alnplided their statement by
saying they had been visiting an aunt
living at International Falls.
st. Paul leland Melvin Christian,
Minneapolis, will be first to share in
the S20,000,0G0 state. soldiers bonus
fund, according to an official an
,trGllceluent. Edward Martyr Brown,
Minneapolis, and HARDWOOD E. Temple,
ST. Paul, are in second and third
places on the bonus paying lists. Just
begin remains a moot question, how
clcr. Guesses are heard that pay
Drclts will not start until Feb. /, and
possibly not until Feb Is. q.
g St Paul.-Nearly 22O,000,OOO fish
u -
were planted in Minnesota streams
and lakes in 1919, according to Carlos
Avery. state fish and game commis-
sio.er, who has issued his annual re-
port. New high records are assured
i'll 1920, he said The state fish car
ana hired baggage cars last year trav-
tel:d more than $500 miles and In
Vulnerable tips were made by mes
scagers with small consignments. The
result was notable increases in the
films, population Of more than LILO
Minnesota lakes and streams.
Duluth.-Aided by a new gift Of $685..
eco from julius Fl. Barnes, federal
chairman Of the United States Grain
corporation, Y. M. G. A. authorities
have let contracts for the erection
at West Duluth for new $50, 600
''1-'' building. Mr.. Barnes previously
had presented 100000 to the y. M.
6. a. for a similar purpose.
Wheaton. Spearing pickerel
through the Ice on Lake Traverse is q