The Tomahawk., 1919-12-04
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Hibbing.-Within two years Hibbing
has become the strongest union labor
town in northern Minnesota, with Is
unions. .S -.
Sauk Rapids.-Aug a. Is, 26 and
27, were chosen a5 the days for the
1920 Benton county fair at a meeting
of the association held here.
Canby.-Benjamin Mummey, 73
years old, Civil war veteran and com
smander of the local G. A. r. post, was
found dead in bed at his home here.
Luverne-A special election will be
called here in December to decide the
question of issuing bonds for the erec-
tion of a modern high school building.
St. Paul.-The appeal in the test
case on the Minnesota soldiers bonus
law will be heard at 80 p. IN. Friday,
December 10th, in the state supreme
court. -.
WIbert.-A new $4,000 German
Lutheran school has been dedicated
here. Professor Theodore Buenger Of
Concordia college, St. Paul, delivered
the dedicatory address.
Aurora.-Andrew Germ, deer hun
ter, is believed to have perished in
the woods north of Aurora during the
recent severe storm. Firemen have
joined hunting party searching for
him. s -.s
International Falls.-Two young
children of Magnus Hanson were
burned to death when the home was
destroyed by fire. Their mother was
seriously burned trying to save the
children.
Tower-The third mortality Of the
deer season in northern Minnesota
took place at Mud Lake, two miles
from Tower, when Jacob Scalser, an
Austrian, died of wounds accidentally
self-inflicted. g.
Farmington.-Seven children oi
Frank Kane of Rosemount were found
unconscious in their home due to gas
from a coal stove. The children were
living in town and attending school.
They will recover.
Duluth.-For the second time jury
disagreed in the damage suit Of G. A..
Ringquist against the Duluth Missabe
+ Northern railroad growing out Of
the forest fires which swept northern
Minnesota year ago. ~.
Hibbing.-Sheep used for the first
time in northern Minnesota in forest
fire prevention and which we're i'm
ported here by the Dupont Powder
company, to dispose of underbrush
near it's plant at Within, are being dis
posed of rapidly.
Wcrthington. Ludwig Swanson
may d. from wounds received from
a shotgun in the hands of a COM
panion. The two were hunting and
in crawling through a wire fence the
gun was accidentally discharged. The
charge Of shot struck Swanson in the
face. - ;. ... -.
Hill City.-Rewards totallipg 500
have been offered for the finding of
Alfred Amonson, local man who has
been missing since November 2. The
company by which he was employed
offers $50 and the other $50 has been
raised by subscription. Mr.. Amonson
went hunting and never returned.
Pipestone.-Forty years ago, G. J..
Cawley was installed as agent for the
company here, coming to Pipestone on
the first railroad train to reach the
city. Mr.. Cawley has remained as
agent in Pipestone, and railroad men
claim that he holds record which is
probably not equaled by another sta
tionman in the country.
St. Paul.-The state railroad and
warehouse commission has granted
the Great Northern railroad permis-
sion to remove its tracks and pas
senger and freight stations from the
village of Hibbing. to carry out the
project of moving the village of Hib-
bing to Alice so the iron ore under
lying the village can be mined.
East Chain.-East Chain township
of Martin county has dedicated a
100000 consolidated school, which
serves the entire town. Children are
brought to school by nine motor
busses. Although in rural COM
munity which is 10 miles from rail-
road, the school offers the 200 pupils
complete high school as well as grade
courses.
Brainerd. to commit sui
eide by hanging in his barn, John
Palmquist, 60 years old, reached for
his revolver and fired two shots, one
taking effect in his forehead and caus-
ing death. Palmquist had mounted a
chair and doubled rope around his
neck He jumped off and was strang-
ling before reaching for his revolver
to kill himself.
Two Harbors.-The first hunting
accident of the big game season in
this localitya occurred in the Goose
berry river country when Nick Mag
nuson, son of Peter Magnuson, re-
siding in this city, was shot and seri-
ousiy injured by his father, who mis-
took him for a deer while moving
through the brush.
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