Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-22

the northwest and fear of marketing
conditions on the part of growers. Re-
ceipts of grain last month aggregated
3,031,167 bushels, against 2,295,014 for
the same month last year.
st. Paul-Etforts to obtain laws pro-
hibiting wild west shows will be made
at the next legislature by the Mime
sofa Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty, according to Sam P. Fuller
ton, secretary and executive agent,
"These shows" Mr.: Fullerton said,
"are as cruel and inhuman as bull
fights in SPAIN"
Pipestone-The present indications
are that the largest and best crop of
corn ever raised in Southwestern
Minnesota soon will be ready for the
farmers to gather. Genuine summer
weather has prevailed throughout this
section of the state for the past week
with the result that the corn is very
rapidly maturing.
st. Paul-With the opening of the
hunting season in Minnesota a warn
ing was sounded by Carlos Avery,
state game and fish commissioner, to
hunters to be sure to see that their
hunting licenses are issued in the
county in which the applicant is a
resident. Mr.. Avery said that no re-
ports of nimrods forcing the season
have been received at his office thus
far. He also called attention to the
closed season until 1922 on prairie
chicken.
Crookston-Not until IL hours after
the robbery was the sheriff's Office no
titled of a $4,000 haul made by yeggs
who cracked the safe Of the Ferdinand
Hardware and Implement company at
Lengthy. About 5000 of the loot il in
negotiable paper. The building was
entered through a rear door.
Duluth-A motion for a new trial for
Carl Hammerberg, found guilty Of riot
by jury In District court, will be
made by his attorneys. A motion for
a new trial for Louis Dondino, found
guilty on September 10, on a similar
charge may be made also, according to
his attorney.
!, oass Lake-Mrs. Caroline. 8. KIM
was appointed BY President Wilsan a
receiver Of public monies In this city,
= Tracy Thomas u. johnson, 7e, .
pioneer resident Of Tracy, died Of apo
plexy while at the home Of 4 friend
here. 49,;
>. 1sle-A large barn on McOullougha
Bros. farm 10 miles north Of hers.waa
struck hyE ltghtning Htdav evening,
and completely destroyed. Z
i Pipestone-Ths CITY council has Lot
a contract for tho erection OF q new
.waterworks building and work on the
structure viii b started at IN early!
date ''<
:, garlbault-Firs, originating suppos.
eddy from hog ted cooker, destroyed
two stock barns at tho Minnesota
school for deaf here. causing . loss
estimated at 5000. '''''..'
Hastings-Thomas J. Brady, bust.
pses man Of this city, was held up and
robbed Of = diamond ring which he
valued at $1,000. by three tootpads on
the lawn OF his house. $50 :. 49, 3
Hibbing-M1ssa Ruth Rossolt Of the
minneapolis public library was elected
president Of the Minnesota Library as.
ISOLATION at tho closing session Of the
convention held here. ''''.: : - .
owatonna-Bankers Of Steel, Vase,
ca, Freeborn and Mower counties, held
. group meeting at the Country club
here. Banking problems and other
matters were considered. 4,..4,t .!~iz :
st. Paul-Carlos Avery, state game
and fish commissioner L. attending the
dtti6th annual convention Of the Amer.
lean Fisheries society, Of which he Is
president, at Ottawa, Can: ''-.';' -
Minneapolis-K. a: Kirkpatrick,
county agent Of Hennepin county. was
elected president Of the Minnesota
County Agents association at meet.
ing at the Universitystarm: 80,
st. Paul W. CyQarias fsrmsriySlhas
jor in the Office Of Adjutant General
w. #. Rhinowj has been promoted to
q lieutenant colonel In the adjutant
generals department on an order from
thelwar department..