Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-06-29
minnesota State News:

! .Slayton-Frank Helm was instantly
ALLIED here when struck by lightning.
He leaves widow and four small chill.
dren. -. Iii ...E@%E
3; Gilbert-G Gilbert Boy Scouts won the
largest number of points in the Boy
Scouts tournament at Virginia. CHS
holm was second and Eveleth third
st. Paul-The ordinance establishing
the dollar gas rate in st. Paul from
July rs to the same date 1922, was
finally adopted by the St. Paul city
council.
Faribault-The annual convention
of the Smaalens Laget, composed Of
persons from the Norwegian associa-
ton Of that name in Norway, closed a
two day session here.
Collegeyille- Judge j.. w. Willis Of
st. Paul was the principal speaker at
the commencement exercises here at
St. Johns college when &C students re-
ceived their diplomas.
z; ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Norwegian
birth or descent from every part Of
/. the Red river valley were here for the
two day Sangerfest. Choruses and
solo singers participated.
" st. Cloud More than 1000 students
are attending the annual six weeks
summer school conducted at the ST.
Cloud state teachers college, now in
the second week of study.
Luverne-At the Rock County Short
Horn Breeders association annual
sale, Longview Secret, IL months
old bull, sold for $3.50, which was the
top price received at the SALE.
Pipestone-Harry Luce, driver en-
lployed at Pipestone garage, had a
narrow escape from death when the
scar he was driving caught fire on a
country road five miles from here.
\ Crookston--C Carl Knutson, who es-
capped from the Polk county Jail, where
he was held on the charge Of first de
fwife's death, was found hiding in q
woods seven miles north Of Crookston.
Fergus Falls-Wheat is heading out
in this locality. two weeks earlier than
usual. Crops of all kinds have never
looked better. There is some rust on
1.-THE wheat, but it is not expected to
prove serious.
Duluth-More than 1000 visiting
and local knights participated in a
parade, which was feature Of the OPP
ening session Of the seth annual con-
clave of the grand commandry Of Min
nesota Knights Templar. 81
Pipestone-The old saying about all
being well if the corn is knee high by
. the Fourth Of July, has been pushed
back into the discard this year. There
are many farms in Pipestone county
I where the corn is over knee high.
8s Blue Earth Sunday motion pictures
have been banished from Blue Earth
by the city council by a vote 8of 4 toll
The manager Of the theater, however
has announced he will test the action
OF the council and will not close his
theater on Sunday. 5l=8
Albert Lea The 2-year-old son o.
John Curtis, a farmer residing neal
here, was found by his father, smother
ed to death in a grain bin Of the barn
The baby had climbed a ladder into the
loft of the barn and had fallen doWI
ten-inch grain chute.
Winona-P Peter Weaver Of this city
{ Is In q serious condition at a hospita,
az the result OF injuries received wher
the automobile which he was driving
turned over on road near the city
4 limits. The four other occupants o
the car were uninj ured.
st. Cloud number Of granite pro
ducers IN st. Cloud, second largeg
granite center Ii the United States
snnounced reduction Of rs per cen
q the price of monumental granitl
q the wholesale and cerrespo ndinl