Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-12-27


mately $4,000 for the aid Of disabled
veterans and their families who are
in need.
Wheaton Accid entally shot by her
5-year-old son, Mrs. Emil Simonson,
living west Of here, is in local hos
3pital in a serious condition.
Glenwood Building of the large
stock barn on the fair grounds here
by the Pope County Fair association
is nearing completion.
Two Harbors More than $50 rail
road trainmen attended the annual
banquet Of Stoneburner lodge, Broth
erhood Of Railway Trainmen, and
ladies' auxiliary here.
St. Paul---Minnesota produced 3d..
100000 tons of iron ore during the
last year, of which 5,695,91O tons were.
dug from state-owned land, Ray D..
Chase, state auditor, reported.
Minneapolis tuberculosis survey
Of Minneapolis to discover the actual
prevalence of the disease in the city
will be launched in 1923 by the Hen
sherburn-With the intention of
Joining zeal0usly in the state wide
fight on tuberculosis among cattle, the
Martin County Cow Testing associa-,
tion was organized at meeting here.
< Windom-C Charles Hammel of Win.
dom, who bought pint Of liquor from
a stranger and retired to an alley,
while in Minneapolis, to>take drink,
was slugged and robbed of $3.50, he
told police.
St, Paul-Courts have no jurisdic-
ton under the corrupt practises act to
determine election contests for mem
bers OF the legislature, according to a.
ruling by District Judge J. c. Michael
in st. Paul. $3.50. E .l- F
Fergus FaIls-After seven years a
silver dollar with the name of Ray
mond Aarvig of this city, chiseled up
on it, has returned to the parents of
the former owner, who was killed in
action in France.
- BarnesvilIe-C. G. Dosland of Moor
head, defeated candidate for state sen.
ator from Clay and Wilkin counties,
has instituted proceedings for a re-
count of the ballots cast in the No.
vember election.
Red Wing-C country and city resi-
dents will join in protest at the hear
ing before the state railroad and ware
house commission in the near future,
when proposed increases in telephone
rates are discussed. ..s
Fergus FaIIs-United States Dis.
trict court opened here with Judge
Andrew Miller of North Dakota oc-
cupying the bench in place Of Judge
Page Morris, who is, busy. handling
liquor cases in st. Paul.
Red Wins-Aleck Mitchell, aged IA
fugitive from the Red Wing training
school, was reported in serious con-
dition ata hospital in Buffalo, N. ".
Shot in attempting to escape from po-
lice who arrested him as robbery
suspect.
Duluth-Donald s. Holmes, chief
counsel for the United States railroad
administration in the million dollar
McCool fire test case, announced
that formal notice of appeal for new
tnia1 would be filed in district court
here. 81. .ts4 -
T. Waseca-At a meeting of the official
board of the Methodist church, the pas
tor, Rev. c. H. Miller, announced the
donation to the church by Mrs. j. b.
Dye, of a set of Deagan tower chimes.
The chimes cost $4,000, exclusive Of
the tower.
= Wayzata- some justice courts
in rural Hennepin county are courts
Of revenue" rather than courts of JUS
tice, and that some justices Of the
peace get larger income than dis
trict judge, were assertions made by
R. p. Wakefield of Wayzata, himself
a justice of the peace.
Red Wlng-Frank Parker, who;
brought suit for $4,000 damages
against the G. W. railroad for injur-
les received in a collision between a
freight train driven by him and a
switch engine in the local yards, De.
cember 16, was awarded verdict Of
$4,000 by district court jury.
E Grand Rapids aid in
the form of 5000 each for the Indians
in thesvicinity of Lake Winibigoshis
to provide for them during the win
ter months is urged in resolution
adopted by the local commercial club
and addressed to Congress and the
commissioner OF Indian affairs.
Minneapolis bill to create pa
troll system over Minnesota's trunk
highways which would guard the
states property and supplement ac-
tivities of police and sheriffs' forces
in experimenting criminals is practi-
cally sure Of being put before the
Legislature at the coming session.
Wabasha Premonition Of death
became reality when Bogdon Demeter,
fleeing from four supposed enemies
whom he thought were following to rob
and slay him, was found lying in the
snow on the shore of Lake Pepin, nine
miles from Wabasha, half frozen
WithOuf hia4 nvoronof ri a ~ 1,,i%l,g =.