Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-10-26

many years engaged in the produce
business here, is dead at his home
here.
HbbingAn ea-ly and cold winter
is prophesied by the early fight Of
geese The focks going over aero are
large. 3s n.
Claremount- Lewis McMartin was
elected president Of the Claremont
Community club at its annual meet,
ing here,
Montevideo Mr.: and Mrs. A Mar
tinson of this place celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary at their
home here.
/ Granite Falls Gerald Reinke, aged
! 10, was killed when his motorcycle
collided with an automobile on coun.
try road near here.
Mantorville-Robe Taylor, for so
years prominent attorney, well
known in southern Minnesota, died
following short illness.
| Duluth-Entries from five provinces
in Canada and IA states are expected
for Duluth's first International Potato
show here, Oct, rs to %. i.s
.Luverne-Mrs. P. N. Gillian, aged
So, for 40 years prominently identified
with the public life of Luverne, is
dead at her home here
! Winona-Sarles 9Iorthrup, a pioneer
resident of Pleasant Hill, this county,
| is dead, aged "a. HIS friends could not
remember previous illness.
Montevideo--At the annual district
convention of the Women's Relief
corps here, Mrs. Ina B.. Sinclair Of
Jasper was elected president.
! Observation-Disclosures P. Hurd, aged
! 81, one of the few remaining veterans
of the Civil war here, died at his
home in Pipestone after long illness.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E. Adair was re.
! elected chairman # the Steele county
nual meeting of thai organization here.
Jackson-A bronze memorial tablet
| was unveiled at the court house here.
The tablet has been placed in memory
of Jackson county SOLDIER; in the
! World war. ntm
! Winona-Mrs. George Vance, aged
81. is dead here. She was member
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tied in Money Creek valley, near here,
in 1855, from Vermont.
| Sleepy Eye-A movement has been
started here to interest civic bodies in
towns along the Black and Yellow
trail from Winona to Huron, S. D., in
the early paving of the trail. r..
! Cass -Lake-Carl Mahoney, farm
er, living at Kitchie Landing, near
! here, was killed when a charge OF
dynamite, with which he was blowing
up stumps of trees, prematurely eX.
ploded.
! Rochester-Arthur Dalman, 1s
months old, son Of Mr. and Mrs. vii.
liam Dalman, residing south of this
| city was found dead in a jar of water
near his home He had fallen in O
| the vessel
Minneapolis-Te thousand bushels
of grain have been Contributed by
Minnesota farmers in their campaign
to collect enough corn and wheat tn
feed $500 orphan children in southern
Russia and Armenia this winter
! Luverne-Evidence of the decided
| slump in farm products was demon:
| strated here when a wagon load of
corn was sold for, about Sc. Eighteen
months ago a similar wagonload Of
corn brought the same seller $66. Il =
Canby-Charles Mas, a farmer re-
siding near here, was badly injured
| when team hauling corn husking
! machine became frightened and ran
away. Mas was thrown under the
machine and dragged for some dis
lance ..~ ~..ss. - - =
Waseca-Gregory DEM, George Fal
tersac and Thomas Euspice, arrested
last week on charge of manufactur
ing illicit liquor, paid fines of $500
each into the county revenue fund
Their stills were destroyed by the
sheriff
Professionalism 4S. hours fremen
and pupils fought a fire in the coal
bins in the basement of the high
school A large amount of the fuel
had to be removed before effective
| work could be done in extinguishing
the flames. lib
! Virginia-The body Of John Cor
man, who was drowned while hunting
at Net Lake three weeks ago, was
found by members of the American
Legion who have been searching for
it. The body was almost buried in mud
at The bottom Of the lake.
Minneapolis Wood, auditor Of
the Electric Short Line company, com
| monty known as the Luce Line, was
placed under arrest on charge of en-
bezzling company funds. He. was placed
| in the city Jail while company officials
began careful check of his books.
International Falls strapped in his
cabin when the only exit was cut of
| by flames. Peter Peterson, aged so,
was burned to death, according to
Coroner Liljeblad, who investigated
the case. Peterson lived alone in the
cabin located near Norden postoffice,
Il miles north of Killiher. s
\ Minneapolis Election Of women to
the legislature in the places OF men