Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-12-21
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Fairmont-Ineorporation Of the
Fairmont Hotel company. with q cap
ital stock Of 4 $4,000 il announced
here. $50 80 Ma .5
Freeborn-By vote Of 1872 to. 80
this village decided to issue bonds to
the amount OF $4,000 for the erection
of modern school building.
Hibbing Company g. the aibbing
National Guard company, will be mus
tered out and the Messaba range will
lose it's only remaining militia organi.
cation. ~: - = .fss} f Es..it;3 & IS
Duluth-Onnie NJ Dickley, rs. . tele-
grapher, attempted to commit suicide
here by slashing his throat with a
razor. Doctors say he has an even
chance to recover. 5s;:e
. -Luverne--Judge M. r. Reynolds, Of
municipal court here. has decided that
Charles n. Carter of Ash Creek. find.
or of an automobile, becomes the own
er :of the machine. i & z7sri$ 4: >ss::.xss
.so Rochester-Gerald-; Madden pleaded
guilty in district court to the charge
of appropriating approximately $500.
! to- his own suse. while employed by the
Peoples State bank here.ss..s.ss,, 49, E +:
Observation-Disclosures Of Schools
s. T. Nevelin announces that the facili-
tties2of the new $1,000. 900 high school,
especially 1.-The swimming pool and
gymnasium,g " i'll be- extended to the:
public at once.:> pG:*E; ss!,ss \, 49,
Fergus Fails-The village council at:
Perham,4 this county, is going to su-
,pervise public dances, and has an
.nounced it, will put stop to the s'in.
formal grips. and wiggles" that are
now so popular. - '-5s >:55}=i s5 5ss.5
Minneapolis special committee
from the public welfare board and
various social and charitable agencies
is considering means Of raising $780,
900 for relief of jobless men in the
next two months. =. ts::fsstt tE Z: ss57Es@
Minneapolfs-The annual builders
show of the Minneapolis Builders ex-
change will take place March 20 to
rs in the Armory. F. s. Heating, chair
man Of the show committee Of the ex-
change, announced. f%s3%:s-i ~ ~
Mortified - The first collegiate
Woodrow Wilson" club in Minnesota
was organized, at St. Olaf college Fri
day. Clubs have been formed in
about 60. colleges. including Yale,
Harvard and Princeton. :; 8
Northfleldz syaTfous Protestant
denominations in, the state are urged
to send: Representatives to the second
annual Minister'S, sonYpcation Of Min
nesota scheduled Is ba held at earle
ton Colleges here, January >; 8 and :,
next. s$S ..ty , sH siii s. rs; .
Virginia asf,is; city WIN raise $780,
900 on certtac4tes OF Indebtedness
bearing six peir cent interest to 30
used in Relieving the unemployment
situation here. Already over 100 mex
have been given employment on mu-
a;<st - :
&, Hibbing llQmmittees have been
named to frsne ttAe various sections
OF the propQsad! new charter for Hib-
bing and NH assured that the
charter willsha ready TOR presentation
to the votefesIp March, when the miu-
nicipal electlSn a. held.
st. SPaul-Al 4. 4 automobile which has
used the public highways or which is
equipped tosAse the public highways
is. subject 10Th motor vehicle tax,
even though Sis stored throughout
the year and e. not operated. Attorney
General li1ed l.. Hilton ruled. n $ 81
T. Luverne arrangements are being
made to get ;Xote by the farmers OF
Rock county ON the reduction Of the
1922 corn Crop In order to obtain q bet
ter price for the product In the future.
Questionnaires will be sent them and
their answers will govern next years
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Hibbing-A temporary restraining
order, preventing the Village Of Hib-
bling. the Warren Iron Mining com
pany and the Oliver Iron Mining COM
pany from proceeding with plans for
the dismantiing Of the city hall was
issued by Judge Edward Freeman, in
district court at Virginia.
St. Paul The population of the II
state institutions under the State
Board Of Control Of Minnesota increas-
ed by 653 persons from December 1,
1920 to December 1, 1921, DoWner
Mullen, secretary Of the State Board
of Control announced. The greatest
increase for the year was II the In
sane hospitaa, with u gain of 273 per
sons. The total populatlo as sc De
cember !. 1871, was Il. 1876 40 compar-
ed with 10.903 q year ago The second
largest increase was ii criminal In
stitutions, which Increased by 1913.
There were decreases IN the numbers
OF blind and delinqu lent. ~:
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