Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-05

died mere.
Canby-sFire at the Mueke. & Viii
liams garage at Minneota caused loss
Of more than $4,000 to the building
and contents.
Canby-Fire originating in furnace
room in the basement of the w. S..
estimated at $4,000.
Darwin-This village has voted q
$4,000 bond for the installation of an
electric light plant. 1t is suggested
that the power be supplied from the
Litchfield plant
eapolis-Charles Anacker used
match to see if there was gasoline in
the tank of his automobile There was.
At the General hospital physicians
said he would recover
Duluth-William Van Horn, %
years old, formerly of Marble, Mimi,
fell 60 feet to his death while working
on the ore docks of the Duluth, Miss
abe & Northern railroad, in the West
END lake.
Hendricks-The board of education
OF Hendricks is discussing plans for
the eerction of new public school
building to take the place of the two
structures destroyed by fire a few
weeks ago. ~. .... -
Hastings--Mrs. Sophia Oestrich,
widow of Conrad Oestrich, is dead at
her home here after a protracted ILL.,
ness. She was "a years of age and
was one of the prominent early settlers
of Hastings
IvanhOe-John A. Kusniersk, 20
years DID,, lost his life by drowning
when he attempted to jump across a
thin place in the ice on lake while
walking from Ivanhoe to the farm OF
his uncle near here.
Owatonna-Public schols of the city
Of Owatohna and the village of Ellen
dale, Medford and Blooming Prairie.
are considering a plan for uniting to
hire leader for proposed union of
boys and girlr clubs in the county
Granite Falls-In the annual hunt
ing expedition here, 21S jack rabbits
and 296 cotton tails were killed by two
teams of hunters. The team collect
ing the smallest number of rabbits will
be host to the winning team at ban.
quet.
Faribault-At a special meeting of
the directors of the Chamber of Com
merce, arrangements were made to
stage historic pageant, depicting the
history of Faribault from the time it
was an Indian trading post to the
present time
Marshall-Jack Mcclure, year
old son of P. F.. MCGUIRE was killed
when he was struck by an automobile
while crossing the street here. Anton
Rasmussen, driver of the car which
ran the boy down, is farmer residing
near Russell
Embellishments winter resort
weather took on another phase When
we'll developed rainbow, equal to any
seen here during the months usually
spoken of as summer months was wit
IL degrees above zero.
Winona- inspectors are in
vestigating disappearance of a pouch
containing registered mail here Sew
en- mail sacks were to have been de-
livered from Chicago, North Western
train to the postoffice. Only six sacks
reached their destination
Rochester-Major A. F. Wright or
the Fifth Minnesota regiment, has re-
signed effective Jan. 1, and his resfgna.
ton has been accepted by Adjutant
General w. F. Rhinow, it became
known here, Major Wright gave per-
sonal reasons as the cause H.
Minneapolis One hundred fifty
commercial travellers, members of the
Quarter Century Travellers club. many
Of whom have been carrying sample
cases over the Northwest for more
than 40 years, gathered fol their an
nual reunion at the West Hotel
Rochester-Dr. F. r. Mosse, aged IS,
a we'll known physician, IS dead at
the home of his sons here He had
been practising medicine in Rochester
since 1877. DR.. O. w. Anderson, 80
years old, another longtime practising
physician here, is dead at his home.
St. Paul-Five minutes before he
was to meet federalsprohibition agents
averred liquor was for sale, D. w. AL.
colt of Dickens, Iowa, was arrested
for passing fraudulent check for
$500 on the George w: Authier com
pany of St: Paul.
Tracy-Clarence Hines, found guilty
of manslaughter, has been denied a
new trial by Judge Olson of the dis
trict court Hines, an automobile re-
pair man, while trying out motor
which he had repaired, drove the ma
chine at a, great speed into car from
Balaton on country road near here.
One of the occupants of the Balaton
car was killed and Hines was arrest
ed. Upon being found guilty he was
sentenced to three years in the peni-
tertiary.
Morris-At a meeting of the execll
tive committee of the Stevens County
Farm bureau of the following resolu-
ton passed: 1--WE consider that the