The Tomahawk., 1919-07-10

Bra1nsfd Tho Brainerd Gas &
Electric company Is putting in gas
main extension IN Northeast Brainerd.
st. Cloud. Sheriff B. e. Schooner
has returned from jamestown, N. D.,
with Morris Dudley, wanted on .
charge of wife desertion.
Moorhead An appropriation Of
81, 900 for the Fergus Falls relief fund
has been made by the local chapter
of the American Red Cross. 49, H.
Buhl. - Judge II. A. Barrett has
value SO acres of state land near here
that, tho village wishes for park pur-
poses. 4 s&ss #
Crookston. Another gold star is to
:be added to the Polk county service
Tag by the death of Stanton A. Mount
at Camp EustisS June 13. Burial was
at Ada. -TG
y Frazee.-Supt. e. B. Bottle has re-
ceived an appointment from the state
bureau of plant industry and will
spend his vacation In assisting in the
eradication Of the barberry plant.
Wfllmar.-Arvid c. Skoog, one Of
Willmar's business men, left for Port
land, Ore, to make his future home.
Mr.. Skoog has been associated with
the Willmar Meat Market for more
than thirty years.
Pine River.-Arrangements for an
old:time Woodmen picnic, July 16 and
II, are being made by the Pine River
M. w. A. lodge. There will be two days
OF jollifcation, with full program
OF sports Of all kinds. - b. ,z II z.
e. Isadore Kenitz, 10 years
old, was almost instantly killed at FL
gin, near here. when he fell from q
tractor on which he was riding. He
was run over by 9 heavy wagon which
was being drawn BY the tractor.
Hastings.-Rev. Nicholas Stubenitz-
Ky, pastor of st. Matthias Catholic
church Of Hampden, celebrated the
SEVENTEEN anniversary Of his priest.
hood. Clergy from surrounding towns
were in Hampden for the occasion.
East Grand Forks.-Announcement
is made by Superintendent Of Schools
r. E. Lurton that the board of educa-
ton has engaged q complete corps OF
teachers for next year, with the ex-
ception Of q teacher in Latin and
mathematics z
s Hastings.-The second state baby
clinic was conducted at the community
room here under the auspices of the
child's conservation division. Forty.
seven infants under s years of age
were examined. +g5..
Crookston.-In the case Of H. Holte
vs. L. E. Juhl, tried before Justice Ball
to recover for rent of leased property
and for damages caused by defendant
leaving the premises before the lease
expired, judgment was given the plain
tn for $s3.10. !
9Crookston.-In "a the case of H. Holte
vvs. L. e. Juhl, tried before Justice Ball
TO recover for rent of leased property
and for damages caused by defendant
leaving the premises before the lease
expired, judgment was given the plain
tn for $S3.10. 4 z.. as1s. n. 4
ut. Paul. Tractor equipment for the
.1eW One Hundred and Fifty first neld
ARTILLERY .sis being sought BY Col.
4Georxe =. Leach, who commanded the
regiment during its notable campaign
overseas and is now re0rganizing the
unit IN the new Minnesota National
Guard. E:
Al Red Lake Ealls.-The second annu.
al picnic Of the Red Lake County
Farm Bureau association, held at the
Terrebonne dam on the Clearwater
river. was the biggest and most suc-
cessful ever held IN the county. Tho
attendance ID conssrvatfvely estimated
st $500. :. /.
Moose Lake. Farms, stripped Of
vegetation BY the forest hres last Oc-
tober, are again green and the grain
fields now show promise Of bumper
crops. The hay crop, farmers Say.
viii Be the best IN years. The clover
and timothy fields give promise Of
good yields.
Eyeleth.- John Brince, 80 years old,
4 fireman, is dead, and Tony Lesar, :
city employe, severely injured, % =
result Of : collision between BFincss
automobile and Z COW on Fayal hill.
Tho automobile was rounding . curve
ana the occupants could hot see tho
COW until almost upon It.
It. Paul.-The supreme court Of
Mfnnesota has entered upon its annu-
q summer vacation. Sixty dectsions
n appealed cases heard during the
last few, weeks remain. to be hled.
One or more Justices win be IA the
court chambers to care for emergency
1,s,Sarnaa until the Nourt resumu0 1tD