Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-28
owatonna--Ow atonna's new 5 CO..

vUV high school opened for It's first:
day Of school work with an enrolment
of more than 900 students.
Redwood Falls--Four head of horses:
were burned to death when fire which
followed bolt Of lightning destroyed
large barn on the H L. Winsor farm!
st. Paul Frank B. kellogg, United
States senator. before leaving for
Washington, formally announced his
intention of seeking reelection next
year. 81 .
MOntevideo-M Mr. and Mrs. a. Mar
tinson, of Montevideo. celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary by en-
PERTAINING number Of trends and
relatives at their home.
y st. Paul-The Security State bank
OF Milaca, which was closed six weeks
ago by S. B. Duea, state superinten-
dent OF banks, on account of deple,
ton of cash reserves is reopened.
Aurora William Minor, age Is, had
a thumb and the ends of two fingers
blown off while playing with dyna-
mite cap in school here His clothes
were also badly torn by the explosion
Duluth-Samuel J. Thompson, aged
80, Duluth's first police chief, is dead
at his home here. His widow and six
children survive. The decedent served
50 years on the Duluth police force.
DulIth-Mrs. John Pikkaranen, who
had been suffering from nervousness
since being burned out in the forest
fires OF 1918, committed suicide by
taking gas in the basement of her
home -z. =
st. Paul-Clement j. Miner, IS
years old, wealthy hotel. owner and
former public official, died suddenly
at the City hospital. His death was,
due to apoplexy, attending physicians
announced 81 -
Aitkin-The Aitkin County Bank
ers' association has been organized
here with member banks located in
Aitkin, McGregor, Lawler, Palisada,
McGrath, Swatara, Hill City and
Shovel Lake. - III - -t
Windom-After a several wees s
controversy as to where the new fir
mems hall would be erected, the city
council has decided on : site in the
center OF the business district and
contract has been let. - .7.s,7 8.
Duluth - Charges of extortion
against Fred Dayis and Barney Fred
erickson, special >prohibition agents
for St. Louis county, were dismissed
in municipal court here, following
failure to indict the men.
vor1ict nj nnt o,,i1tu unc,
returned in the case OF James E.. Nc
Grath OF Saltwater, who was charged
with starting fire in the open near
Whitepine, Aitkin county, Sept. 5,
without permit from the state for
ester.
6emidji-The civic association Las
agreed to cooperate with the GrygIa
district in petitioning for a railroad
that will connect that district with
Bemidji, aiding in development OF the
reservation and facilitating marketing
of produce:
St. Paul-Adjutant General Rhin-
ow left for Duluth where he will leave
with the Minnesota naval militia for
three weeks cruise on the Great
Lakes: This will be the final cruise
of the militia this year and they will
make the trip on the u S. S. Essex.
St. Paul-1van Bowen, member of
the Minnesota Railroad and, Ware
house commission, has been appoint
ed chairman. of the general commit
tee of six to analyze the marketing
anh transportation of coal for the
joint congressional commission on
agricultural inquiry of which Repre-
sentative Sydney Anderson of Mime.
sofa is chairman. <s
T St. Paul-The National Dairy Show,
which will be held at the Minnesota
State Fair grounds October to. Is, as
sumed an international aspect when it
became known that the best full-blood-
ed cows and bulls of Canada would
compete in the show ring against the
best state herds from the United
States, according to w. E. Skinner.
manager of the shows
Minneapolis-Liquor and narcotics
have been important factors in doub-
ling the average number OF Workhouse
Inmates since the national dry act be-
effective and the number of persons
sentenced to that institution for
drunkenness since the passage Of the
dry act has increased 122 per cent,
Dr. S. o. Lockwood, superintendent of
workhouse, told members Of the Board
of Estimate and Taxation.
Hast;ngs-Fionee days in the st.
Croix valley were recalled and init
mate activities of those days portray
ed in vivid word pictures when the
st. Croix Valley Old Settlers associa-
ton held its 48th annual meeting
here. More than 80 "old timers as
sembled in the reception room of the
Commercial club, at which memories
of nearly a half century ago furnished
the subjects of animated conversation.
i st. Paul-Plans to eliminate the un-
even flow of livestock to the South ST.
Paul market, through REIMBURSEMENT
of freight schedules of the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern railroads.
are practically complete, following a
meeting Of livestock traffic experts
with Commissioner OF Agriculture N