Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 the CITY al.
rectory just completed, Rochester had
a population of 1852. This is gain
of nearly 1000 since the federal cen.
sus in January, 1920. t . sg...5
Couegeville Cornelius Witt.
man, the oldest living member of the
Benedictine order in the United
States, celebrated the 65th anniversary
of his ordination to the priesthood
here -.z e s;
St: Paul--pg. Carl g: Chatterton, has
been appointed surgeon-ip:ehist Of the
Minnesota state hospital for crippled
children at Phalen park, succeeding
DR.. Arthur L. Gillette, who died re.
Gently.
Crookston-D. w. Sewell of the Min.
nesota highway department has been
stationed here as district maintenance
superintendent. Mr.. SeWell will have
charge of the fifth Minnesota highway
department. t. 7'se Fs - :+&ss<s
St. Cloud-Joseph Sulegar of Rice
was charged with arson by jury in
district court here. Sulegar was &C
cused of having burned farm buildings
belonging to his wife, from whom he
was divorced. -.
Observation-Disclosures Christians, 20
years old, a farmer residing across the
line in Lyon county, is dead as the re.
! suit of having run a small splinter in
| to one of his thumbs while moving
chicken house. - s:-~54s~
! st. Paul-Minnesota Monday receiv-
ed check for $137, 1885 from the es-
tate of Wellington r. Burt of Sagi-
nav, Mich, who died March 2, 1919,
leaving an estate estimated to be
worth $13,500,000.1 Y :
| Montevideo-Only six votes were
cast against the proposition of issuing
$4,000 in bonds for the completion
of the Sibley4 school building here. A
special aelectiOn was conducted to act
on the bond issue. -
decide to;:back a proposition to estab-
lish big $2oo,oo0, milk condensing
plant here. The establishment of the
plant, it is said, would give new life
to the dairy industry in this section. :.
! Hibbing--The new high. school being
erected here will be completed, about
July /, according to John Jacobson,
4 president of the contracting company
doing the work The gymnasium wing
Of the building remains to be complet-
3D. 80. -.
Brainerd-The sixth. district Mime
sofa Federation of Women's Clubs will
have their 10th annual meeting in
Brainerd on Thursday and Friday,
May rs and e. Community service
and reconstruction will be the topics
of the discussion.
st. Paul-Oscar Arneson, chief clerk
of the House Of Representatives Is
mailing out codification Of the high
ways laws of the state. Printers have
delivered $500 of these booklets, in
which there was an error, stating that
the motor tax would be As per cent
instead Of per cent.
Virginia-Angereda at her refusal to
marry him, Steve Donnes, 80 years old
and resident of Eveleth, shot Iva
Cover, aged % years, and then turned
the gun on himself, dying almost in
stantly. Donnes was calling on the
young woman. When she refused to
marry him he drew a revolver, firing
two shots at the girl. The bullets en-
tered her arms which she had thrown
before her, face as protection. The girl
was not seriously injured. s#s
st. Paul innesota's new automo-
1bilestax law is constitutional and will
withstand the attacks made againstsit
by Charles N Dohs, st. Paul attorney,
who has protested to Mike Holm, sec
rotary Of state, according to Assistant
Attorney General James p. Markham.
None OF the reasons stated by Mr..
i Dohs III IFS protest show that the law
lis invalid, Mr.. Markham said. He adj
|Yised the secretary Of state to place
4 the protest on file and do nothing fur
4 Their about it,.
Luverne be robbed Of valuables
i and later locked in boxcars to solve
4 their own escape was the fate of Ken
1 meth Roberts, John Farney and ]. Pc.
q terson Of this place, when they were
q accosted bysa holdup man II the
i Omaha yards here. The three victims
were relieved, Of their money and
i watches and locked separately II
Il boxcars.
Fergus Falls This city has run
about $40 900 behind on current school
EexpenAes this year. special election
i to vote bonds 81 that amount to make
! good the deficit has been decideds b
4 the board q education