Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-12-28

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minnesota State NeWs:..
Il OWatonna LENDERS & OF township.
units Of the Steele county farm bu-
reau will act on proposition looking
toward the abolition of due bills and
tin money at meetings within the
next month ~ s :: 81; 4. \
Austin Mower county commission
eers sold $4,000 Az per cent ditch
bonds at a premium. This is said to-
be the best sale Of any municipal or
county bonds in Minnesota since pre-
war times. ". -
Austin The Mower county commits
sioners are now advertising for bids
on the largest road contract ever let
by this county. The bids asked for
are on grading stretch of $50 miles
ef highway. s.ss:
"a St. Peter Funeral services for the.
three members of the Netzke family,
killed as q result Of an explosion at
their home near Nicollet, were con
Quoted from the Trinity Lutheran
church, at Nicollet. Sss.ss ~ -. /
4. st. Cloud RI Rev. Barnard Rich
ter, formerly pastor OF the cathedral
at st. Cloud, but since 1894, rector Of
st. Boniface at Metros the largest
Catholic church in Stearns county,
died at the age Of So. .s=ss 3
Fergus Falls The turkey crop has
been the most profitable crop raised
son Minnesota farms this season Dur
ing the last two days total Of more
than 81, 900 has been paid out by one
firm In this city Tor turkeys. s. - s..
Slayton s. a. Baldridge, IS, Of
Lake Wilson, received q broken shout
der and Harlow Holbrook, 81, Of
Chandler broken arm and internal
injuries when q gravel pit caved In
on them south OF Lake Wilson.
Euverne RI OTHERS rifeds the drawer
Of the Omaha depot at Beaver Creek,
nine miles west Of here, cut the mail
sacks, broke into both elevators and
|. q freight car, and opened express
packages. There was little cash tax
/ en-, but how much else Is not known.
/ st. Paul Employment OF 367 farm
ers on winter state road work IN Ira.
|: verse county is reported TO the state
/ highway department BY Helmar Han
son Of Wheaton county. highway en-
gineer. His report expresses salts
faction over the results Of the work.
Minneapolis--To avoid mistakes
and to carry out q, Decentralization
program, newly appointed pOstmaet-
ers In Minnesota will go to school ii
Minneapolis, beginning Jan. I, under
the direction Of government experts,
according to orders received by Post
master 2. "A. Purdy. 31s::
Red Wing-Joh +. Erickson, father
of William Erickson, probate Judge OF
Goodhue county, and OF George Erick,
son, editor Of the Northern News,
Spooner, died a. his home here after
a long illness. Mr.: Erickson, who was
born In Sweden "a years ago, came
to Red Wing in 1873 5s
Duluth With the final adjustment
arranged, two Of the largest claim
ants against the United States rail-
road administration have been salts
fed, COUNSEL for the administr re-
port The payment to the Northern
Lumber company Of Cloquet, with IN
surance.s totals $1,0 .426. 2s;;. the Clio
quet Lumber company, .$653, 900.
Redwood Falls Frank Donlon, aged
"a. OF Bayfield,, Wis, was arrested
here charged with issuing forged
checks. At his e1aminatio 81 ml-
nicipal court he was bound over to
the spring grand jury and was seat
to the county jail. ss#ss..
ST Paul Disagreement among the
heirs q Mrs. Mary Hill widow of
Mr. lanes Hill. over the disposi-
tion Of their mothers estate. grew
Into illegal contest, when l,o,lis w.
HILL chairman of the Great thern
railroad, filed app ication1 tho
Ramsey county probate court for his
eppolntment o. adMlnie tor