Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-04-13
Recent Happenings in Minnesota
Given in Brief items for
Busy Readers.
ENTIRE FIELD COVERED
New of Events In Gopher State
L. Gathered From Many Different
J. Sources and Arranged in
Crisp Readable Form.

Pipestone-A tornado, which formed
about three miles southwest OF Pipe
stone damaged several farms.
Fairmont-Martin county shipped
it's first car of corn, donated for the
relief Of starving Europeans. The load
weighed 10000 pounds. ;. .
. Winona-Ambrose Simon, aged 10.
sustained broken leg and injuries to
his back when attacked by bull at
the home of his father, near Elba.
Winona-Winonas gas rate has been
fixed at $1.93 per 1000 cubic feet, in
a decision filed here by Judge Wilbur
than Is months.
- st. Cloud-As a result of the initla-
ton the Knights Of Columbus have L.
045 members. A new home for the
st. Cloud council is being constructed
at a cost of $75.000
:: Little Falls-Federal agents CANCEL
ed tie permit of Dr. e. f. Hall to pre-
scribe liquor for medical purposes de-
claring that the physician had been
;,'overdoing'' his prescription business
Notwithstanding over the death OF
his brother, who was killed in action
overseas, John Klomstad 80 years DID,
ended his life by hanging himself with
8 rope which was tied to a rafter in
his barn.
Winona--The store Of the Olmstead
county Cooperative association at
;Eyota has been sold to l.. K. EbliIg,
its manager, for $4,000 according to
H NJ Bierce of Winona, referee in
Bankruptcy. In.
y: Albert Lea-Attempting to climb
corn crib in, pursuit of a kitten, How
ard Peterson, aged 3, was killed when
the crib fell, crushing him to pieces.
The lad was found Is. minutes after
the accident.
St. Paul-An order was issued by
Ca rios Avery, state game and fish com.
missioner, closing all of the Cannon
river, all Of the Straight river and
three areas of the Minnesota river for
the. taking Of CLAIMS and mussels after
April 20.
Warroad-EdWi Hcefs, arrested
here in connection with the attempted
poisoning of Herbert HalXorson and
VIC death by poison of several cattle
on the Halvorson farm, was given a
nearing and his trial postponed until
next week. =
st. Paul--Desertion Of child by its
parent, who then fails to contribute to
its support. constitutes abandonment
and is felony under the Minnesota
statutes, the. Supreme court ruled in
affirming a verdict in the case of John
Clark in ST., Louis county district
court. 80.
,Canby-Belieying a hardship was
being imposed upon him, more than
200 residents OF this city gave a ban.
quet to Clarence tlines just before he
boarded a train for. Saltwater, where
he will surrender himself to the state
prison authorities to begin serving "a
sentence for na,sslaughter.
Owaton2o : Stens to organize a ba,
tallion headquarters company for
nesota infantry are planned by Major
Harold S. Nelson of this city, in COM
mahd of the battalion, 10 begin some
time this month. The company will
have one officer and Al men.
st. Paul-Of the Sl65,OOO appropria-
the Fergus Falls cyclone of 1919, only
$4,000 was expended and $4,000 re-
mains in the state treasury, according
to the audit Of the expenditures made
by A. 'E. Fritz. state examiner, the re-
port of which was submitted to Cover
nor ]. A. o. Preus.
Minneapolis Brigadier General
George f.. Leach, unanimously i'll
,lorsed as candidate for mayor Of Min
sneapolis by the pre-primary Repub
lican convention declined to accept the
endorsement General Leach was in
1orsed on the third ballot, receiving
1917 votes Of the 500 cast. Only 401
were necessary for Endorsement
Crookston-Nearly 100 head OF pure
bred livestock will be sold here at auc
tion on May 20 in the livestock pavilion
benefit sale under the auspices Of tht
Red River Valley livestock association
The sale will be principally bull sale
III Will pure UIGu SWlllC Giiu sheep ia du
G:tion, according to c. G. Selvig, presi
Gent of the association, and all thu
livestock to be disposed Of will be do
rated to the associa tian.
Minneapolis University o
Wisconsin debating team will come t
s!,e University CT Minnesota April q
~ debate the question &, Resolved tbs
tie closed shop should receive tn
support Of public opinion, z it was al
. ounced. Lee Todd, David Goldsteir
.sohn P. Dalzell and LIE Roy Grettur
ere the Minnesota debaters,
Renyille "a. b emmett, aged ~,
isssident of Minnesota since 1854 an
TT 35 years editor Of The Granite Fall
i rif1une, is dead hero. He had bee
@ 5 ! iii health for some time and ha
retired from the ne MSspaper bushes
siz years ago.