Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-08-17
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Bemidji- Contracts for erection Sof
the new high school here have been
awarded Edward Jackson & Son OF Be-
midi at $24o,5s2. Work is to begin
Aug. .18. s:.8:.
St. Paul-1n order to be free from
thesbusiness matters ofsthe state gov.
eminent, Governor Preus is now tax.
ing a vacation ID Idaho, 60 miles from
a railroad. s-..z a
s.. Notwithstanding a heavy fog Otto
johnson, q carpenter, ran his automo-
tbile intoa Great Northern train: John
son escaped injury, but the machine
was wrecked.
Mankato= Sig Haugdahl Of Albert
Lea, automobile dirt track speed cham.
pion, lowered the Minnesota state dirt
track record for mile on half-mile
track from 1907 Is to 1906 rs.
Luverne-Work has been started on
light and power line which will en-
able farmers living in this section to
light their homes with electricity. The
electricity also will be used for power.
Luverne-The Rock county agricul.
tural society will hold its annual fair
at the q, Rock County Exposition
grounds, September 10 to 16, inclusive.
A large program Of events has been
arranged. 95s 4. 81 s.
Virginia-One of the heaviest storms
of the season struck the range dis.
trict, according to reports reaching
here. Rain fell in torrents, accom-.
panied by hail, which caused damage
to crops and automobiles Is
St. Paul-The f1rest horses Of every
class and breed in the country will be
represented at the twin city horse
show to be given under the auspices
of the national dairy show on the State
Fair grounds Oct. to Is.
Owatonna-J. r. Howard, president
of the American Farm Bureau fedora.
ton, will begin his visit in Minnesota
the last of this month with his APP
pearance at the Steele county fair
here, where he is expected to speak.
ST. Paul-The Veterans of Foreign
Wars of Minnesota have chosen Albert
Lea for their annual encampment in
1922. The selection was the last item
Of business at the closing. session of
| the annual meeting in the old CAPT
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Staples-Harry Brandt of Staples
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ed off a. bridge at Moran into the Long
Prairie river. :; Brandt's neck was brok-
! en- and his chest crushed when the
machine turned over after fall Of 10
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., Observation-Disclosures school cen.
sus, just completed, shows a total of
1882 children between the ages OF 6
and 16 years in the city. Although
! the total is only seven greater than
last year, it is the largest in the city S
history. III. ~ tz5 u IS .SE.s.i
f.: St.. Standardization proceedings
/! are under way at the Offices of the
| state tax commission at. the state cap
| itol. Twenty-Five counties have com
!! pleted assessments and reported. All
| counties are required to have their alb
stract filed ~ Aug. e.. ss ..5 %s. . }4
St. Paul-Two townships in western
Koochiching county, near Loman; have
been set aside as game refuge by
! Carlos Avery, state game and fish
commissioner This action was taken
following petition by residents of 10.
man for such designations
Wheaton Attleson, ma
chinery and implement dealer, was
found dead under his automobile nine
miles northeast Of here. It is believed
he lost control of the car. which was
turned bottomside up in a 10-foot
ditch, pinning him underneath.
Wheaton Edward Larson, farm.
Ter who lived four miles southwest Of
here, was killed when he jumped from
a wagon to recover the lines he had
dropped The team became frightened
and jumped, the wheels Of the wagon
carrying load Of grain passing over
body.
Virginia Rudolph Elias was killed
EWhen the automobile which he wal
driving overturned while he was at
tempting to pass another machine
Two other passengers IN the Elias cal
4 were thrown clear Of the wreckags
and escaped with minor injuries. Elias
neck was broken
Fergus Falls Because the Fergus
4 Falls school district is running shor
of funds, the secretary Of the board Q
/ education suggests that the physica
training, manual training, commercial
4 department, the home economics de
Ipartment, and the music departments
4 be discontinued and that the school
Of the city disco continue the services 9
school nurse.
st. Paul Otto a. Reminder. manage
q OF the Remmler Brewing company 9
I Red Wing, has been held to the fed
4 eral grand jury, which meets 81 s.
a Paul, Dec. s, and his breWmaster, Johl
4 Stark, said he would waive examins
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