Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-12
Mimi ia State
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Minneapolis itting sat }HQuors law
yiolators, Municip Judge Matl1ias
Baldwin meted out straight workhouse
sentences tossfour men instead Of d
. fine. sax
st: Paul ectives used an ray
#tos get some inside nformatio ion. from
Mrs. Waiter Murray, under arrest in
st. Paul ona charge Of stealing a
ring.
3s WliImarAt special election the
city council was authorized to issue
bonds IN the amount OF $85, 900 for I'M.
sprovements in the municipal lighting
system. NJ 4.
ceyIon-Ceylo was host to all Mar
tin county at the annual county band
tournament, which this year was com.
biped with q civic celebration. ~ .s
Janesvllie-The 35th annual conven.
ton OF the Women's Christian Tenn.
5perance union Of the second district,
Is convened here for q two day SEES
sion. ssS s..
Ninona-Tw Two automobiles went over
an embankment on the river road,
eight miles north OF. here, within 80
minutes Of each other, the second ma.
chine striking the first and causing
damage to both vehicles. s7.=7
MInneapoIis-The board e COVER.
nors Of the Lafayette club Minneton,
ka Beach, have decided to build new
club house on the site Of the structure
which was burned nearly two weeks
ago, 1t was announced.
Waseca-The Waseca city council
is considering specifications providing
for three new methods OF sewage dis.
posal for the city, drawn by Engineer
Buell. Of Des Moines.
owatonna--A public hearing on per.
nanent location Of that section Of Min.
nesota trunk highway No. /, which
lies between Owatonna and Faribault,
will be held at the courthouse here.
st. Paul-Delegates to the conven.
ton Of the Baptist Young Peoples Un.
ion Of America, by an overwhelming
majority, elected the Rev. Mark San.
born Of Minneapolis, president Of their
organization. .E. .. +E 5. 3, 5;.s.
StillWater--Work on erection Of the
armOry building here was started by
J. II. Billingsly, Minneapolis, who Swas
awarded the contract. The building
will cost $4,000 and will be ready for
occupancy this fall. f53 ssss3s5
st. Paul--Approximately 1920 men
from the Sixth Infantry, Tooth obser.
walton. squadron, and Thirty-fourth
company, Tank corps, Minnesota No
tional guard, will 60 into the encaml
ment at Fort Smelling for two weeks.
Minneapolis Students in the psy.
chology class at the University OF
Minnesota had an unexpected demon.
stration or reversion to hereditary in.
stincts, put on by the "psych zoo,''
consisting Of monkeys, guinea pigs:
rats and chickens. is
Mankato-Ivan A Cooper, st. Paul
secretary of the Ten Thousand Lakes
Of Minnesota association, appeared
before the board OF directors of the
Mankato Civic and Commerce associa.
ton, and told Of the work of the asso.
citation. .sg5 Z, :s.s
Jackson William Rinker, convicted
of having murdered Sheriff r.. J. Nc.
Call of Worthington, and who is now
serving life term in Saltwater, is
writing letters to the Jurors who heard
his case in hopes Of securing sympa:
thy. z.s- s.
Austin-When. A w: Johnson bought
farm Of 100 acres one mile south Sot
the village Of Taopi, this county, there
was no we'll on the farm, so he. pro
ceeded to. drill one. The well digger
got down little below 40 feet with
his drill when up the casing came q
rush of wind 80 cold that it wou!i
freeze the hand if held in the. air fol
any length Of time. The power was
sufficient to lift the 800 pound drill.
Minneapolis Minneapolis becomes
the seventeenth city in popula alton, nos
ing out New Orleans, according tc
the July i estimates Of the Federal
Census bureau, copies Of which were
received BY pr, T 2. Harrington