The Tomahawk., 1918-07-11
Rochester.-rhis city has renamed

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lodge No. "a, has been rsorean11eaa
Fergus Falis.-A wolf drive by tn
farmers near hare resulted IN TN
capture Of four. =.
! Bomidji George w. Sears, haa
asain been taken UP by Indian aeenae
for peddling booze. George 70 saaA
to DO IN old offender.
Rcd Wing.-After being In active
business here eysr hfty years. n:
Kappel. veteran wagonmaker ana
blacksmith. will retire. -
Fergus Falls.-The removal Of the
the. generator for tho big power plant
from one dam TO another proved moro
difficult than anticipated, - It
weighed $4,000 pounds. III zs-s. -.
International Fails.-Arthur Metcah
who runs the Dan Patch boat line.
has been compelled to raise his fare
rs cents between here and Loman on
account OF the increased cost of gar
oline and all general suDpltes.
.Tower.-Humane Agent Ross Of
Duluth. and Protection Officer. G. 3.
Everett were here looking after local.
minors who have been using tobacco
and a local merchant was hailed into
court and paid fins for allowing
the boys to congresat4 in bis place
and smoke. '% o. r. ''1>
st. Paul Carl Wellich, summoned
to entrain June 26 with other drafted
men sent to Camp Grant by the
Fifth division draft board, has bean
missing from his home for two weeks.
Wellich's parents say they fear he
has committed suicide. as he had
threatened his Mfe. = T.. :,
East Grand Forks.-Announcem cement
has been received Of the marriage OF
Miss Julia M. Zanger to Lieut.. George
M. Holm of the United States army
in Baltimore, Nd, being . military
affair. The bride has for the past
two years been in charge Of the,
home economics department Of ths
local high school. ! 49,.
Aitkin. Marcus Nelson's new saw.
mill, located on the Mississippi river
and Northern Pacific tracks, here.
which has been under construction
for some time has started sawing
timber. The mill will cut lumber and
ties and has a large supply Of timber
between Aitkin and Sandy Lake.
Thirty men are employed. "s55 j.
Btwabik.-The body Of Matt Lud-
kla, former inmate oE1the Fergus Falls
asylum, who disappeared from his
home in Salo district near here re-
Gently, was found hanging by a shirt
to tree in the woods north of here
by surveyors, with all the evidences
Of suicide. He was As and leaves q
wife and several children. -.
Hibbing-State mines shipped
1851 tons last week as follows:
Helmer, 7,097 tons; Messabe Noun
tain, 31,152; Frantz, 1850; Shiras.
2.2OS; Hanna a. 6,493; Deacon,
1,435; Smith, $50; Woodbridge, g.
1874; Pool, 10000; Hill Annex, 1S,4b0:
Majorca, 1000; Leontdas, 27,945; Phil
bin, 1O,206; Wanless, 15,502; N.
Thompson, 1896. =. .s..,.,.-.-.. Z.
st. Paul.-Ole Sohlberg, farmer,
living near Mission Creek, Pine cOun.
~, WIS the frst man in the state to
be convicted under the State Public
Safety commtssion's order making
idleness crime during tho war, &C.
cording to advices received at the
commission Office yesterday. Sohlberg
was fined 800 and released after he
promised to 60 to, work on his 100
acre farm at once. Z: I...---ss&
Virginia. refused to permit
Fonteri Nuoteoa, a Finn claiming to
represent the republic of Finland. to
speak in the Fay opera house in Eng.
lish and Finn to a large crowd that
gathered to hear him discuss the re.
volution in Russia and Finland, %
he did not possess credentials and
1t was believed he is q Bolshevfk. He
was taken to headquarters and later
released. A speaker from Duluth
filled the gap. ..G r. .-@
4 Minneapolis citizens of Min.
nesota who are members of the Am
erica First association will send .
message Of cheer from home to the
Minnesota boys In France through
Congressman Thomas d. Schall Of
Minneapolis, who will 60 to France
next month, 1t was announced here.
Congressman School also will obtain
suggestions from the Minnesota boys
as to how their relatives and friends
can best aid them. 80 MI
South st. Paul-Wild scenes marked
the close Of the imported ShoFthorn
sale at South st. Paul. when MDresby
Fusilier. an English prize yearling,
bull, topped the days bidding BY
selling at St, 900. Men threw their
hats high In the air and jumped to
their feet and loudly cheered the buy.
er, C. ID. Schwab, s.. Cloud This was
the highest price ever paid in an auc-
tion ring at South st. Paul and set .
new mark in the Northwest for Short.
horns.
st. Paul.-Tri-State tolephQne sub.
scribers may now talk over North.
western local and long distance