The Tomahawk., 1918-05-02

WlnOna.-ElVOra GraH, years OLD
| is dead as the result Of burns received
| while playing about q bonfire near
her home, at ,Wabasha. +,r.,. $500.
Mankato.-E. A. Duemeland of st.
Clair, general merchant, recently con-
victed of using seditious language in
the presence of a drafted man, was
sentenced to pay fine Of $500, whic h
he did. :
St. Paul.-Minnesota, with 4SO, 535
members of the Catholic church, in
a total of 17,416,303 for the United
States, ranks 18th among the states.
it was shown in the Official Catholic
Directory.
Madelia.-Madelia's third Liberty
Loan assessment was $4,000 and at
the close of the first day the amount
subscribed was $66,650. Watonwan
county will exceed its quota more
than 100000.
Winona.- With snow melted and
streams down to normal and as clear
as in midsummer, the trout season
opened yesterday in the southern
zone of Minnesota, the most promis~
ing in years.
Virginia.-Mrs. sohn Tonne, IS,
swallowed some lysol and cut her
throat at her home and was hurried
to hospital, where it is reported her
condition is critical. Ill health is the
caused assigned.
Waseca.-Henry Baker, ST., hanged
himself in the barn while his wife
was in town shopping. AS his wife
went away, he said, "Goodby, until we
meet again." He left note in tho
house saying where his body would
be found. He was 70.
Hutchinson.-Every town and vii.
lage in Mcleod county oversubscrib.
ed it's Liberty Loan quota from $40;
600 to $4,000. Reports show the
farmers heavy purchases and the sell
ing brisk in German districts.
St. Cloud-Judge Roeser in the
Biessner-Gross case, contest be-
tween the heirs of Nicholas Hentges
for the possession of an estate OF
$4,000, ruled that the property be sold
u
Willow River.-Miss Rose Dunn is
being treated by a physician for an
injury shes sustained when an auto,
owned by Nels Nyrau of this place
and driven by William FOurnier,
turned turtle on the Sturgeon Lake
road.
Paynesville.-Dr. Arndt Of Paynes-
vile received a telegram from Wash
ington ordering him to report for
service in the medical corps on April
rs. His enlistment in the medical
corps carries with it commission as
first, lieutenant.
Chisholm-All persons without VS.
ible means of support or persons who
are living in idleness as we'll as gam
blers and loafcrs, will be ordered to
leave the city in a general cleanup
campaign to be started by the police
department next week. d.
St. Cloud.-The park board has do
cided to accept the plans submitted
by Phelps Wyman. land architect Of
Minneapolis, for the identifying OF
the city and it's surroundings. Ths
plans include detailed specifications
regarding all city parks.
Misunderstanding" across lots to
make short cuts instead of following
streets. all to the damage of lawns
and green grass, has been banned by
the city council, which passed an
ordinance making provision against
the practice by providing penalties.
No aldermen voted against it.
Waseca.-John Jeddeloh, farmer
Of Vivian township, this county, who
has a. son in the service at Camp
Dodge, has entered a plea of guilty
before Judge Childress in the dis.
trict court to charge of using Ian.
guage tending to prevent enlistments.
He was sentenced to serve six months
in the county Jail.
St. Peter.-Gustave Kruger, who
Is reported to be the only person in
the village of CORTLAND who refused
to purchase a Liberty Bond, was Sc.
verely beaten by citizens of that vii
lage. Kruger, who is rated at $685.
wv, was AllOCLcu $HUV. ~ ~ ACpOA IOu
he did not subscribe to either Of the
other bond issues.
Cass Lake.-Masonic funeral rites
were conducted here tomorrow over
the body of Franz Ives. Burial was
in the Evergreen cemetery. Judge
Ives was Sc years old and was ack-
nowledged the Oldest editor in Min
nesota. He established the Cass
Lake Times 20 years ago. In 1916
he retired from active newspaper
work. During his residence Of Sc
years in Minnesota, Judge Ives lived
in Red Wing, Crookston and Cass
Lake.
st. Paul.-Minnesota agencies are
in Washington endeavoring to save
the farmers of Minnesota a sum OF
money ranging from 100000 to $500.
900. The question at issue is the re-
consignment order issued by the In.
terstate Commerce commission, which
takes effect May 1. This order calls
e., <t,o royroonk ~ 20 unOn the re-