The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-11-07

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over.subscribed to the fourth Liberty
Loan by $780, The amount of $685.
$50 was taken by 1.71S subscribers.
| Bemidji.-A. L. Dickinson has dis
posed of a, half interest in his Park
hotel to r. c. Davis, and hereafter the
management of the hotel will be under
Davis & Dickinson.
St. Clcud. Louis Lorinser we'll
known St. Cloud boy, who is serving
in France, has lost all the fingers on
his right hand, according to word re-
ceivad by relatives here.
Park River, N. D.-J. E. Cole of Min
| neapolis, hide buyer for Mill City
fur company, was killed near here
| when his car overturned, being pin
ned under the wreckage.
Hastings.-Rev. Rudolph Ericsson,
former pastor Of the Methodist church
here, but recently commissioned
chaplain in the navy has Lett for
Seattle, where he Will report for duty.
HASTINGS. &C. w. Howcs, C3, for
.,orly cashier Of the Old Farmer and
Tralc-f bank he~c, died At the i0I-la
CT his brother, I-cltIorl HoWos. in
ST. Paul. \ son. L. 3. Ecwes, OF Lea
Angeles, su-Yi cs him.
East Grand Forlt3.-The custer case
in PROCEEDINGS brought TO remove
Chief CT Police Albert hurst and
Mayor Cornelius J. Ccl1c!icc from OF
Iico il East Grand Fur!!-:, took two
days to be heard in Crool:st0n.
Aitki,l.--Mrs. Pies EIGrmOn died al
the family home in Cl5ry township
leaving her husband and five children,
| the Youngest but a few hours Cd. The
family moved to Aitkin county three
months ago from North Dakota.
St. Cioud.--SiXty-thre out Of tho
eighty-two mon who were called by
the local draft board to crtrain for
Camp Forrest, Ca, answered the roll.
Several were out OF the ranks because
Of sickness or had been transferred.
Domidji-A permanent shipping as.
ISOLATION was formed by farmers at
a meeting to be held at Hines. Thc
success of this years potato crop has
led to this action. Several carloads
Of potatoes have already been shipped
from this vicinity.
ment Dealers Mutual Insurance COM
pany recently elected Frank ]. Lake,
formerly of Scandia. now a resident
Of Minneapolis, president of the COM
pany. Mr.. Lake takes the place Of D.
II. Evans Of Tracy.
Thief River Falls.-The people Of
this county have been asked to raise
$17.5CO during the United War Work
campaign next MONTH or but a little
more than $17O per capita. Commit
tees will be named the coming week
and plans laid for a thorough canvass
Of the entire district.
Thief River Falls.-Over $1,400 was
raised III this city for the fire sufferers
by the various committees named by
Mayor G.. A. Penney week ago. In
addition considerable clothing was also
secured An effort is to be made in
the rural districts to also take up a
collection on election day.
| Minneapolis. - Col. w. r. Stephens,
commander Of the Motor Reserve
corps Of Minnesota. who returned to
Minneapolis Wednesday night after
nearly two weeks Of continuous SER
vice in the fire district about Moose
Lake, Is seriously i'll with pneumonia
at his home here. Col. Stephens was
one Of the first of the relief officers to
reach the scene of the fire disasters.
Red Lake Falls.-Aimc Cyr and Pat
Cyr Of this city were arrested at Lake
Onion, Polk county by Deputy Game
| Warden William Munich on charge
of illegal hunting and pleaded guilty
before Judge Charles Hallas Of En-
slSine. Aimc Cyr was charged with
hunting from an automobile and Pat
| Cyr for killing partridge out Of sea-
son. Their guns were contiscated and
each paid s27 fine.
Anoka.-The body Of a strange man
who had been murdered by uniden-
tilted persons was found in haystack
Just inside the city limits and near the
Northern Pacific~and Great Northern
tracks. The skull had been crushed
and the face disfigured by blows from
| a club or bar There is evidence that
the man was attacked somewhere on
| road and his body dragged to the
stack and partially covered with hay.
The body has not been identified.
Thief River Falls.-The Home Mis-
sion board of the Norwegian Lutheran
church for the district OF Northern
Minnesota held special meeting here.
The affairs of the mission field were
gone over and plans for the carrying
on of the work discussed. Reports
from the different sections were to
the effect that the smaller congrega-
lions are in a good condition as
general thing and that new interest in
church work has generally Increased
since the union was effected.
Virginia-Because he is alleged to
have wagged his tongue seditiously,
emitting statements construed as be-
ing disloyal, Arthur Guenther or
Guenthl, arrested recently, was held