The Tomahawk., 1920-12-09

| LuVofIlc-f our IllcIl "SlS ilIlcu PAoO
and costs here for attempting to avoid
payment of the Minnesota nonresident
| hunting license fee. 1t is said they
bagged two deer
Minneapclis-C w. Sexton,
Minneapolis insurance broker. who
died two months ago, left an estate
valued at s560,194 according to a re-
port of the appraisers.
! Biwabik--Manual training classes of
the Biwabik high schools under In
structor Raymond Smith, are to trans
| form copper stills, seized in liquor
| raids, into art pieces of wrought met
al.
Granite Falls-An important change
in the Yellowstone trail has been made
between this place and Wegdahl. The
new road follows the south bank Of
the Minnesota river from Granite
Falls.
St. Paul--The headquarters of the
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
were removed from the University
Farm, St. Paul, to the Old Capitol
building.
Minneapolis-Otto Larson, special
agent for the 500 Line railroad, was
shot in the hip in gun fight with
three providers in the yards at New
Brighton. The providers escaped.
Vining-Ole X. Nyhus, undertaken
dropped dead while conducting the
funeral of Mrs. Caroline Engen. Mrs.
Engen's death was due to apoplexy
and the same cause was given for N.Y.
hus' death.
Hastings-A special meeting of the
Dakota county board Of commission
ers here decided to issue $250,OO0
worth of bonds to defray expenses in
connection with the highway between
St. Paul and Wescott.
Pipestone-Henry Blakely and Earl
Smith, aviatOrs, had a narrow escape
from death when one Of the main con-
troll wires of their airplane became
loosened as they were preparing for a
landing after flight.
st. Paul-Joseph Nachtigall, Is
years old, failed to negotiate turn
from the Jefferson highway to South
St. Paul with a touring car and was
fatally injured when the car plunged
down a 4O-foot erbankment.
st. Paul-George Sudheimer, state
representative from the Forty-seventh
district, who was apparently reelected
on the first count, probably lost to ].
r. Sweitzer by more than 100 votes,
the official recount indicated.
Minneapolis-The annual meeting
of the Minnesota State Horticultural
society will be conducted in Minneapo-
lis Dec. to 10 in the l.. S. Donaldson
company store. Professor R. S. Mack
fntosh, secretary, announced.
st. Paul-Orrin Shea, known to po-
lice as Tacoma Johnny" Doyle, was
taken to Saltwater prison to begin
his life sentence for his alleged part
in the murder of Mrs. Alice NJ. Dunn
at her home on Selby avenue on the
night of April 26, 1917
Minneapolis-Police are seeking the
owner of the mystery car truck
that went over a 10Ofoot embankment
on the Mendoza road near Happy Hol-
low, about two miles this side of Mem
dota, more than a week ago and has
lain there unmolested since.
Owatonna-S. c. Blochus Of the
Summit creamery, Steele county, won
first place in. the Southern Minnesota
Buttermakers' contest here with
score of 95 points. P Peterson of the
Hope creamery was second with 94A
and w. S. Clemmonson of Pratt third
with 94%.
Minneapolis-Dr. James E. Freeman,
for II years rector Of St. Marks Epis;
copal church, offered his resignation to
the vestry and announced that he had
accepted the call to the Church of the
Epiphany in Washington, D. c., one OF
the principal Episcopalian churches of
the country.
Stillwater-Judge j. N. Searles in
district court here in the trial of Girls
Zelgler, former national treasurer OF
the Sons of Hermann, accused OF en-
bezzling $4,000 from the funds OF the
society, instructed the jury to return
verdict of not guilty, ruling that as
the society is not incorporated zlel-
gler cannot be convicted.
Edgerton-B. D. Cornell, local poul-
try raiser, is going to attempt to verf-
fy the statement of experts that the
lighting of henhouses increases win
ter egg production. Cornell has install
led complete electric light system in
his chicken house and has the system
connected with time switch which
turns the lights on at a. m.
Chicago-Minnesota forged to the
front in the prize list of the 1nterna-
tional Livestock show here. In the
Chester White swine division, H. A.
Derenthal of Wykoff, won the titles for
= Junior, Senior and Grand champion
SOW and Senior and Grand champion
| boar. He gathered in II blue ribbons,
| five red, three white, one pink and one
yellow.
Duluth--The total shipments of iron
| ore for the season from Minnesota.
! reached approximately 5O,O0O,OOO tons,
according to figures announced by Of
| ficials. Iron ore shipped from the