The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1919-05-01
STATE BRfV|T|ES

Stillwater.-Walter Klinefelter of
his city has been rea2pointed game
warden Of Washington county, by
Governor Burnquist.
International Falls.-Boat service
las been established between here and
aanier,7 the road between the two
owns being impossible.
Mankato. - All charitable organiza-
tions+.in Mankato will combine activ1-.
ties to avoid duplication, and work un-
der the direction Of the Red Cross.
Spooner. - The work Of preparing
the local sawmill for the seasons run
is being pushed as rapidly as possible.
A large crew of millwrights and ma
chinists are to be employed.
Brainerd. George Macon OF st.
Paul charged with attempting to run
the Indian territory blockade with
suit case of whisky, came to grief
when he was taken into custody.
International Falls.-Serg. Bloom
field, in charge of the local regular
army recruiting station, opened head
quarters in the International hotel
building and reported two recruits Sc
cured the first day.
Brainerd-Rev. Jesse Bruce, DID,.
deld secretary of the board of church
erection of the Presbyterian church,
was in Brainerd and held confer
ence with the local church In regard
to its building project.
Rochester.-POlice seek girl who
forged the name of Mrs. E. H. Beck
man of this city to check for SIS.
The name of Ella Stetz was signed to
It. A similar name was signed to
checks passed in Mankato.
Moorhead 49, Moorhead will have a
fully equipped glove and mitten fac
tory as soon as the balance of the ma
chinery is received and installed. This
new industry will occupy the south
room of the Dommer building.
Crookston-Alleged to have taken a
car without the permission of the
owner, Hjalmer Goodmanson was
fined $40 and costs in municipal court
after complaint had been made by
George Harden, owner of the car.
St. Cloud.-R. A. Voy, in charge of
the agricultural department at the In
dian training school at Flandreau, s.
D., was in St. Cloud seeking two In
dian boys who escaped from that in
stitution several days ago and were
here last week.
Glyndon.-The Farmers and Merch-
ants State bank here was robbed OF
about $40 in cash. The robbers, who
are thought to be amateurs, also raid
ed the safety deposit boxes and prob
ably obtained several Liberty bonds.
They gained admittance into the vault
by hacking a hole through the brick
wall.
st. Paul.-Voluntary contributions to
the Moose Lake forest fire relief fund.
sent to the State Public Safety com.
mission and to Governor Burnquist,
have totalled $196,05S. It was an
nounced in the commission offices.
This does not include donations for
warded directly to the relief commits
sion.
Canby.-1n the inter.district high
school debate held at Candy, between
representing the third district, and the
Candy high school team, representing
the seventh district, the latter team
won a two to one decision. The VIC
tory places. Candy in the semf-fnals
for the state championship.
Moorhead. - Chief of Police Cleve
Knapp says he wants to meet the man
with the big thirst" A liquor ship
ment which the chief has seized and
is consigned to person not yet iden'
tilted, consists of one barrel, SO gal
Ions of whisky; one box, II quarts of
liquor; one box, 10 quarts Of liquor.
and another box Of five quarts.
saltwater. - Jameson, Thorsen &
Sandeen were awarded contract by
the county commissioners to construct
and gravel Ave miles of the Hudson.
St. Paul highway in Washington
county. for which they will receive
$30,O73.34. The work will DO COM
pleted by Dec. 1. More than 100000
will be spent in building new and I'M
proving state and county roads In
Washington county this year.
neutrality-suspicious. was given to
1872 families during March by the Be-
midi home service of the American
Red Cross, according to the regular
report filed by Mrs. E. H. Smith, chair
man of the committee, and d. 8.
Mitchell, secretary. In addition
eighty-five were provided with infor-
nation and help and forty-seven were
given information. During March
1855 was expended by the commit
tee.
Rushford-Fifty years OF married
life and fifty years rs pastor OF the
Rushford Lutheran church were cele'
brated simultaneously by Rev. and
Mrs. E. Jaastaad. The pastor married
Miss Thorbjor Aga in 1869, shortly
after he accepted his first pastorate at
Rushford. He has been continuously
pastor Of the Rushford church since
that time. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Jaas-
taad are in excellent health, despite
their advanced age. The celebration
was featured by a dinner served at