Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-06-14

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. sWaiker-The new Chase hotel OF
Walker was formally opened with q
dinner and dance. ~, .st=
sIayton-About 5000 people attend
ed the third annual picnic of the Muir
ray County Farm bureau at Avoca park
here. Ill -. &
St. Paul-St. Paul has been OFFICIALLY
characterized as "the wettest' spot in
Minnesota by Federal Judge Page
Morris. ~ 2$sSfEssf
Rochester-Arrangements are com
plete for the 50th annual cow ention
of fire departments of Minnesota, to
be held here. ;sss 3. Es.t1- -. -. +.
st. auI-Appointment ofsA.aD. VIII
son as a regent of the University OF
Minnesota was announced by, Cover
nor ]. A. O.. Preus. Z, VI.
Minneapolis-E. B. Heiberg, aged
So, state dairy and food inspector fol-
II years and United States inspector
of internal revenue, is dead. .>~
MISUNDERSTANDING A. NJ. Hyde OF
Missouri will give the commencement
address for the graduating class of the
Moorhead State Teachers college.
AkeIey-Citizens of Akeley have
completed an up to date tourists
camp on Eleveth lake Everything
has been made convenient for the
traveller IN =" :. r..
St. Cloud several thousand far.
emrs Of Stearns, Sherburne and Ben
ton counties are expected to- attend
the annual Tri-County Farm bureau
picnic here T.: sF+%4.
Austin-N. v. Gardner, Of the First
National bank Of Winona, was elected
president Of the Minnesota First Dis.
trict Bankers association, which, closed
it's annual session here.
Observation-Disclosures J. A. o. Preus
is to deliver an address at picnt, tic
be given by farmers of Lyon county
There will be ball games, races, wrest
ling matches and other sports ="
MinneapoIis-This city leads every
other metropolis in the United States
in aeronautical development, and now
is offered the opportunity of becoming
the aerial center Of the northwest.
Fairmont-The juniors and seniors
may continue to dance at their annual
reception, as has been the custom for
several years, if they so desire, &C.
cording to decision of the school
board.
Thief River Falls-Nine women are
in the list of grand and petit jury filed
with the sheriff. The grand jury is
sumomned to appear on June 81 and
the petit jury will report on the fol
lowing day. -
Hibbing-The determination Of OBJ
noxious weeds in the district sur
rounding Hibbing will begin at once
Orders were issued to residents OF
Kittzyille and Brooklyn to start the
cutting of weeds at once. ssazs- 3:
MinneapoIis-Repair crews worked
in Minneapolis, ST. Louis Park and the
vicinity to repair thousands Of dollars
in damage caused by onesofs the most
severe storms in recent years which
swept the northwest. A boy was killed
by broken power wire = =:ffSs.
Minneapolis - An innocent-lo looking
brown-paper parcel left in a side-room
near the main waiting room of st.
=Mary's hospital provided big sur
prise for nurses, when they opened it
to find it's contents" healthy, dain.
tily-dressed baby boy 81: So III.
st. Paul-The 18th annual meeting
of the Tri-State. Postmasters' associa.
ton. of Minnesota, North and South
Dakota, took place at the Hotel st..
Francis. H. B.. Brown Of Clark, s.,
D., president Of the association, pre-.
sided. r, .5s.gs
Winona-Crop conditions in south:
ern Minnesota have not. been better
in several years, according TO the
weekly report issued here by H. j
Wagan, division freight and passenger
agent OF the Chicago & North West.
ern railway s:.:j
St. James-E. z. Dasey, age ", Of
this city, was elected Minnesota state
commander Of the G. "A. R.sat The an.
nual encampment in Minneapolis. He
enlisted when II years old, In the
Thirty-second Wisconsin regiment.
Minneapolis Three women from
England, France and Germany con.
cluded series of addresses given in
Minneapolis in an attempt to stir Min
neapolis women to join their move,
>ment to prevent war in the future.
Mankato ~ Blue Earth county,
through the board of county commits.
sioners, will pay to the farm bureau
$4,000 for aid in conducting the bust
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for the coming year. !. q
Sc. Paul The last written address
prepared by Or. Cyrus Northrop, presi-
dent emeritus Of the University Of
Minnesota, written espe cially Tor the
Macalaster, senior class Of 1927, will
be read at the exercises BY George D.
Dayton, president Of the coll board
Of. trustees. ..3 !;
vlroinia The Lincoln mine near