Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-16
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Northwest
Morden, Man.-Val Winkler, min
lister OF agriculture for Manitoba, died
suddenly
Helena, Mont.-Governor Sam v.
Stewart today reappointed DR.. E. M.
PORTER of Great Falls as a member
OF the state board Of health for the
five year term.
Helena, Mont-A Northern Pacific
express train was stopped near Win
ston, while the crew and passengers
rushed to aid woman and three chill
:: dren in runaway.
Bismarck, N. D.-The orders of the
North, Dakota workmen's compensa-
ton bureau fixing minimum wage
scales will be put into effect August
16 it was announced
Rapid City, S. D.-Nearly 1000 de-
legates were on hand when the state
Sunday school convention opened.
Miss Margaret Slattery of Boston was
the principal speaker.
Britton, S. D.-Hog cholera has
broken out in several parts of Rob-
erts county and a serious situation is
predicted. All efforts to check spread
of the disease have failed.
Dell Rapids, S. D.-Rev. We're Abby.
pastor of the Methodist church at
Coleman, has resigned, and will leave
Immediately for India where he will
engage in missionary work.
Midland, S. ~D.-Midland is working
under two time standards, the railroad
uses Mountain time and the city Gen.
trail. Use of Central time was decided
upon by a vote of the citizens.
Altoona, Iowa-The State bank of
Altoona was broken into and several
safety deposit boxes were robbed.
Liberty bonds and their papers taken
were valued at from $4,000 to $4,000.
Briton, S. D.. F. Kelly of this city,
has purchased through a receivers
sale the extensive holdings of the
Brlton Cooperative Milling company
and the Briton electric lighting plant.
Des Moines- complete
unofficial returns from the Iowa pri-
mary indicate that Senator Albert B.
Cummins was nominated for United
States senator by about $4,000 ma
jority.
Mitchell, S. D.-The supervised mu-
n1cipal Fairgrounds will open June
"a, according to an announcement by
the board of education. The FEEDER
ated Women's club has succeeded in
financing the project for the year.
Waterloo, 1owa-Rev. Edward Pick |
EFT Kimball, who celebrated his Tooth
birthday July rs, 1919, died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. G.. J. Mack, |
In this city. Rev. Pickett served 20
years in the Congressional ministry.
Council Bluffs, Iowa-H. R. Herrick,
under indictment for assault with in
tent to murder his divorced wife and
her escort, r. e. Banner, on April Is,
entered plea of guilty. He was SEN
fenced to 30 years in the state peni-
Tertiary. =!
Clyde, N. D.-The Clyde State bank
was entered during the night by yegg-
men who cut telegraph and telephone
lines, cutting off the town. An acety-
line flame was used to force the vault
door, but they failed to get any money,
according to bank officials.
Winnipeg, Man.-An American citi-
zen is not an alien in Canada, accord
ing to ruling by Sir Hugh John Mac
Donald, magistrate in the city police
court, in Diminishing Roy H. Lage of
Sioux City, charged with being an
alien in possession of a revolver
Helena. Mont.-J. e. Neville of the
state bureau of child and animal pro-
lection returned from Townsend,
where he swore out complaint in
justice court charging H. G. Good,
principal OF the grade SC Of