Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-10-12
Minnesota State
News

81 rs ~ ANOW0 .tssS
Candy Rev Omer Brenne Of Blue.
Earth has been installed pastor Of the.
English Lutheran church here.
s Cannon Falls Clarence, son of Mr..
and Mrs Albert Hughes Of Stranton,
was accidentally shot, dying about
four hours later.
Winona-August Gatz, aged Il, q
pioneer resident Of Winona,. is dead on
the Sind anniversary Of his arrival
here from Germany.
Winona-Rev. DR.. Samuel L. Parish,
pastor Of the Central Methodist church
of Winona, returned today from Eu-
rope, where he spent several months.
Bemidji-A total of 155 students
have registered for the fall term at
the Bemidji State Teachers college,
according to President Marion w.
Deuuty. ~
Luverne-C. S. Reynolds, aged 80,
one of Rock county's oldest pioneers,
died at his home in this city after. a
prolonged illness.
Northfield-Mrs. Lee Roger, aged
As, is dead from burns received in a
fire which destroyed her farm home
southeast Of here. - I. Is.
Villages within 10 miles
of this city have added night police
squads because of the large number of
robberies in this section.
II Melrose-Joseph Reisner, % years
old, died while brother and a CON-
panion are seriously injured as the re.
suit of a motorcycle accident.
Breckenridge Sister Mary l. Rose,
mother superior and founder Hof St.
Francis hospital of Breckenridge, died
at the hospital following a protracted
illness. ~>t
New .Ulm-The southwestern Min
nesota association of the American
legion, comprising the second congress
sional district, selected Springfield as
the next convention city. 49,: -
Rochester-The second reunion of
the old boys and girls of Rochester
closed with a luncheon to the old girls
only: More than 400 former Rochester
citizens; attended the reunion. - .
Chatfeld-Arnold H. Davidson of
this city. won the silver cup in the
First State Bank corn contest for the
season. Davidson raised $500 pounds,
on an averae Of 81A bushels per acre
on five acre plot. ... ..-.s,~..
Mantorville-A plea of not guilty
will be entered by Victor Johnson,
when he is placed on trial at the DC:
tober term of district court here, on
a charge Of murder, according to a
statement made by Johnson's attorney.
Fergus Falls-Henrik Hansen, "a
years old, accidentally shot himself
while hunting in the town of Butler,
in this county. He had rested the gun
on the ground and when lifting it the
hammer caught in a bruSh the charge
entering his side. - \, ....
Owatonna-Mrs.J j. E. Rounds of St.
Paul was elected president OF the Min
nesOta Federation of Women's clubs
by large majority over her opponent,
Mrs. A. r.. Beatty of Anoka at the
final. session of the twenty seventh an
nual convention. 49, -. 49,; =, .xs..
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from state
officials including Governor J. A. O.:
Preus and the Minnesota department
of agriculture, that they will assist po-
tato growers in a financial way, have
been received by Attorney J. NJ. With
crow of this city. : -
" Duluth-Leaping from a second
story window behind man and wo-
man he sought to arrest, Patro1man'
John Very captured both. The man:
broke his ankle in the jump, and fell
helpless, while the patrolman caught
the woman after IL blocks chase.
St. Paul-Possibilities of using the:
1000, 000, 600 tons of peat said to exist
in Minnesota was the subject: of a con-
ference of business men, following a
trip to the bOgs of Caruton county. It
was pointed out that a patent process
has overcome the difficulty Of produc-
ing peat on a commercial scale.
-Tampering with a. switch in
deliberate attempt to wreck the Chi
cago Great Western passenger train
No. H., three miles south of Austin,
was indicated by an examination made
dlLoT Lie WI6Ck. Inc s., 0uSlu6 was
thrown into the ditch and two coaches,
a mail and baggage coach, also left
the rails ::. ID.
Wayzata- new Wayzata school,
built at a cost of 100000, was dedi-
Gated at exercises held in the school
auditorium in the presence Of more
than 400 persons. Governor Preus
congratulated residents of the town on
the erection of the school and declared
it one Of the finest educational struc-
lures in the state.
BagleyF Five children of Nels Nell
son, the oldest II years old, were
burned to death in a fire at Pine Cen
ter, Is miles south of here, which de-
stroya1 the general merchandise store
and postofice there. The fire was
caused by an overturned stove and the
children, three girls. and two boys,
were trapped on the second floor,
where they were asleep. s s.
Taylors Falls-At his nome here, in
the shadow Of the power dam on the
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