Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-28
NEWS I. OF STATE
TER s E TOLD
Recent Happenings IN Minnesota.
Given il Brief Items for
i Busy Readers.
entire FIELD COVERED
News OF Events In Gopher State
Gathered From Many Different
Sources and Arranged in
Crisp Readable form.

Virginia-The Northwestern Mime
sofa Educational association will meet
here Oct. 6-S. -. rs
Minneapolis-More than 5000 stu.
dents paid fees at the University Of
Minnesota this week, the registrars Of.
Ace announced ~
Waseca-ThOmas Davis has entered
suit against the United States railway
administration for $4,000 damages as
the result Of an accident in January.
1920.
Worthingt0n-The general store of
John Crowley at Ellsworth was enter
ed by robbers, who took So suits Of
mems clothing, besides silk waists and
other women's apparel. ..
Red Wjng-The Luther Ladies' Sem.
mary, destroyed by fire in June,
1920, will be rebuilt, according to an
announcement following a meeting Of
OF the board Of trustees.
Thief River Falls-Raymond Berg
son OF Crookston was instantly Killed
here when his automobile plunged
down an embankment He was the on.
ly occupant of the machine.
Hawley-knute Mayfield, farmer, &C.
cidentally blew his head almost off
while trying to shoot a hawk. It is
thought the hammer of the gun caught
In his clothing and was discharged. > J
st. Paul-Two hundred osteopathic
physicians of Minnesota will meet at
the Saint Paul hotel, October Z and 8,
for the annual meeting of the Mime
sofa State Osteopathic association.
Kfmball-Alex Brest was killed here
while working on the new building for
c. G. kingsteadt. An iron beam FELL
striking him on the head and he was
buried beneath the fallen masonry.
st. Paul-Ray p. Chase, state audi
tor, went to Atlantic City to attend the
annual convention of the National AS
E ISOLATION OF State Auditors, of which
Governor Preus was former presi
dent.
Red Lake Falls-The funeral of Pri-
vate William Berry, killed in action in
France October II, 1918, was held from
St. Joseph's Caholic church and was
probably the largest ever held in Red
Lake Falls. r.
Pipestone-An automobile belonging
to j. H Weiner, farmer, living near
Hatfield, which was stolen from this
city, has been found on a deserted
road. Every movable part had been
been taken by the thieves. ..=
Eveleth-Fast paving work has been
done on the miller trunk road. Three
and one-half miles of paving have al
ready been completed and the contrac.
tors expect to complete the remaining
six miles within the next 20 days. ,
Owatonna-A committee has been
organized by the Commercial club to.
aid National Guard officers in raising
$1,000 to make available sum of $685.
900 from the state armory fund for en-:
largement and improvement OF the ar;
mory. Az.
Bemidji-E. D. Fox of Minneapolis
and John Harris of Bemidji are in a
hospital here suffering from injuries:
received when an airplane piloted by
Fox fell several hundred feet and land.
ed in the mud" on the bank of the Mis-
sissippi river. three miles southwest of
here. +
Marshall-Max Marsh, aged "a
years. is dead from injuries received
In motorcycle collision on the
streets here. Marsh's machine collid-
ed with another ridden by Louis Rob-
inson. Internal injuries caused
Marsh's death a few hours after the
accident. ,:sZ -. r. 81
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,Luverne--A celebration to common.
crate completion of 100 blocks of pay.
ing and other street improvements
will be conducted Oct. 4. The 156, 900
square yards of paving and nine miles
Of curbing just finished Is called the
largest contract ever completed in one
season by any city in the country.
Faribault-ThOmas Hagerty was
held responsible for the killing of Hen
~ Griffith, his brother-in-law by a
coroner's jury here. Evidence, intro
duced at the inquest, called by DR.. p.
A. Smith, coroner, was to the effect
that Hagerty shot Griffith on the stairs
of the house Of John Hagerty, father
of the accused man and OF Mrs. Grit.
nth.s 5.S
Rochester The Kahler. Rochester's
new $1,600,0O0. hotel. opened Tuesday
The building is II stories with 400
rooms The upper five stories with the
roof garden will be used for hospital
purposes by the Mayo Clinic and the
Damon sanitarium, a tunnel connect
ing the institutions, with the hospital
The dining rooms have q capacity Of
5000. The building is entirely fire.
proof
BrainerdA % pound muscallonge.
A inches long, the largest fish eyer
caught from shore in the Mississippi
river at Brainerd. was landed here by
J.. = C!rhzar He used steel rod and
an ordinary line and required half
hour to land the fish.
5 Fairmont-One school district In.
Martin county will not get state aid
this year because Of failure to display
the American flag on the school house.
The school has no facility for display
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