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1925 convention Of the Central Bap-
list Young Peoples union at the close
OF its 1924 session here
Observation-Disclosures may have a
Junior college, providing two years of
college study under college require
ments, as the result of action taken
at the annual meeting Of the Ovation
ma High School Alumni association.
Mankato-The J. B. Nelson Con-
struction company of this city has
been awarded the general contract for
the construction OF the new Plainview
high shocol building. which is expect
ed to cost about s175,oOO.
Grand Rapids-An eight months
old registered Guernsey owned by A..
L. Sheldon of Sheldon's Guernsey farm
OF this place, was sold at Chicago for
the sum Of $1,025. The heifer was
sold to Hynicka brothers of Lebanon,
Pa.
MISUNDERSTANDING the district
high school music contest in which
representatives Of IA high schools par
ticipated here, a permanent crganiza.
ton was affected Superintendent
Brown Of the Marshall high school was
named president of the organization
and he will appoint a committee Of
three to arrange for a similar contest
next year.
EveIeth-Tito Muscatelli, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Liborio Muscatelli, has
been notified Of his appointment to
West Point from this district. He was
recommended by the Associated TIA.
liam Americantzation clubs of the
range and sponsored by Congressman
o. ]. Larson Of the eighth congress
sional district.
Albert lea-Preparations are being
made by members of the local Travel
ers' council and local business men
for the entertainment of delegates and
visitors to the thirty-f1rst annual con-
vention Of the grand council of the
Minnesota-Nort Dakota district of
the United Commercial Travellers of
America. The convention is to be held
here on Friday and Saturday, June 10
and II.
Minneapolis-A total Of $4,000. 900
OF rural credit bonds of the state of
Minnesota were sold, in the largest
single sale ever conducted by the Min.
nesota Rural Credit bureau, to a syn
dictate headed by the First National
bank in Minneapolis. Other members
of the syndicate were the First Ma
tional bank of New York, Lehman
Bros, and the Hayden-Stone company.
The two last corporations are New
York investment houses.
NorthfieId-The city of Mortified
has purchased the Bill property here
to furnish a thoroughly modern tour
list camp for summer motor campers
who pass through Mortified. The
camp Is only short distance from
the center Of the city and was pur-
chased with funds donated by resi-
dents and drawn from the city treas
ury. 1t will be fitted up with all con-
veniences found in camps of the first
class.
crookston-A movement Is under
way to establish branch Of the Gla-
cier Park trail from Fergus Falls to
Winnipeg. At present the trail is es-
tablished via Fargo and Minot to Ola.
cier Park and the feasibility of
branch through the Red River valley
to the Manitoba metropolis is being
urged. The proposed line would fol-
ow closely the Great Northern railway
north Of Crookston until Winnipeg is
reached.
Misunderstanding refuge in a dense
swamp near the home of his father,
Dan Click, 10 years old, was found by
Sheriff Julius r. Johnson and depu-
les five miles west of here and ar
rested as being implicated in the
shooting Of Charles Runyan, Bemidji
axicab driver, who was lured by a
AXE call into the country and shot.
aunyan, who Is at the Lutheran hos
pital here, is improving and has a
rood chance for recovery.
Rochester-Olmsted county farmers, |
with farmers from other counties in |
his section Of the state, will join In |
statistical tour in the vicinity OF
)watonna, Wednesday, June 4. Pro-
essor George A. Pond of the Univer-
'ity Of Minnesota is extending the in |
vitation to farmers all over southern
The tour is to visit sew.
,ral Of the "a farms which arc furnish.
ng facts and figures on farm crops
or dairying sections.
Observation-Disclosures will be host to
hree conventions during June and
nembers of the local Chamber of Com
nerce and several other organiza-
ions, including local dentists, dry
GODS men and firemen, are preparing
or their entertainment. The South
IN Minnesota Dental society will hold
IS convention June 5, 6 and 7. June
8 and 10 the Minnesota Retail Dry
foods association will hold its annual
leeting. June 10 and II the Mime
ota State Firemen's association is
expected to bring between 500 and
90 visiting firemen to the city for
biggest convention of the
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