The Tomahawk., 1919-08-21
STATE BRfWT|ES

Long Prairie.-Stock shipments by
the Long Prairie Livestock Shipping
association for June and July amount
ed to $53.469.79.
Aurora.-Aurora has given $275 to
the Fergus Falls fire relief fund as
follows: Town board and council, $50
each; defense league, $3.50; nremeu.
$25.
Frazee.-Whilo 8. l.. Moorehouse
was driving two fine porkers which
weighed about 300 pounds into town.
one of them became overheated and
dropped dead in the rack on the way
to town.
Grand Rapids.-simon Lequier Of
Deer River brought George Drum.
beater and Liza Diver. two Chippewa
young people to the county seat to be
married. They were married by Judge
Clarence B. Webber.
Detroit.-0eorge d. Hamilton un.
loaded four cars Of feeding cattle. 143
head, and took them out to his farm
near Floyd lake. The cattle are large.
ly Herefords and were purchased In
Western North Dakota.
st. Paul-Governor Burnquist has
signed additional memorials to be sent
to families Of men who died In MILL
tary service, expressing the states
gratitude and sympathy. About 1900
certificates are to be mailed, 1t was
estimated.
Hibbing. - Three hundred trucks
leaving Duluth early Labor day over
the Vermilion highway will bring
crowds here for big demonstration
in front of the 'grandstand at the coun-
ty fair grounds on the last day Of the
county fair.
East Grand Forks.-Miss Gertrude
Sanders has returned from Washing
ton, D. c., where she had been in ser.
vice with the United States navy for
the last year. Miss Sanders enlisted
in the yeoman branch of the navy and
has served in this department during
the entire time.
st. Paul.-Paul F. Dehnel, Minneap-
oils, is the only interned enemy alien
in this state not yet released from
parole, according to T. E. Campbell,
special agent of the Department OF
Justice. Dehnel Is publisher Of pa
per whose policy Is still under scru.
tiny. it was said.
st. Paul.-Regulations against the
admission of carriers of communicable
diseases to state institutions were for
mulated at a conference here between
state health authorities and executive
officers of state institutions. Patients
are to undergo physical examination
on entering the hospital as practical
measure Of protection for other pa.
TENTS.
St. Paul.-State trust fund loans of
$4,000 to Fergus Falls with which to
repair and remodel school buildings
wrecked by the recent tornado and of
$50, 900 to Cloquet with which to re-
build the city hall destroyed in the
forest fire disaster there last October,
were included in a list approved by
the state investment board. Another
loan application approved was OF
500 900 to Ely for new industrial
school and an addition to the Lin
coin school at that place.
St. Paul.-More tn IN score Of coun.
tics are to set aside special days on
which they are to attend the Mime
sofa State fair, August 30 to Septem-
Der g. and put on a real old-fashioned
county day" reunion. A dozen coun-
ties already have set the days they
are to visit the fair. Steele, Renville,
Mcleod, Nicollet, and Chisago coun-
ties are to come Tuesday, September
g. On Wednesday Rice, Meeker and
Mower counties are coming. Carver.
Benton and Pine counties are to visit
the fair Thursday.
Minneapolis. new feature of the
fair this year will be that boys and
girls of Minnesota who have raised
full.blooded pigs will be allowed to
exhibit them in competition with
breeders at the stock shows. Hereto.
fore the boys and girls were only al.
lowed to compete among themselves In
"pig club" contests. Seven boys and
girls have given indication of their de.
sire to compete, according to fair ofii.
cials. Although they will have strong
opposition, entrants are confident their
hogs will show up we'll. In connection
with the exhibition Of pigs this year
by boys and girls, one Of the Judges
will conduct a pig-showing contest. at
which juvenile owners Of pigs will
take their stock out and show them a.
breeders do.
St. Paul.-Governor Burnquist has
issued a call for a special session Of
the legislature, beginning Sept. 8. The
call urges a session as brief as pos
sible and suggests consideration Of
the following subjects: Ratification
of the proposed woman suffrage
amendment to the United States Con-
stitution. Additional legislation for
the benefit Of returning soldiers Of the
world war. Forest fire protection and
also amendments to drainage laws for
the benefit of Northern Minnesota set
tiers. Amendments to elections laws
and establishment Of better state
budget system. Provision Of ways and
means Of eliminating unreasonable and
Unfair profits and enactment Of such
,fher In va "A will enable the state and