The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1920-09-02

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built by J. L. Johnson at a cost of $780,
| 900, has been opened.
| Moorhead-K. Hoffman of Fargo
pleaded guilty and paid fine of $40
| N police court for running over a fire
hose during all east end fire.
Pipestone-When John Hahn sold
his los acre farm which adjoins this
city for an even $500 an acre, new
| price was reached for Pipestone county
land.
Anoka-School districts 2, IS, so and
| 67 have voted to consolidate and will
| build a modern schoolhouse at CoQn
rapids on the Minneapolis-Anoka tTol-
Fey line.
Observation-Disclosures Virginia land
mark will soon take it's place in the
limbo of the crude past. At the last
meeting of the city council the old well
| come arch was doomed.
| Virgin!a-Child clinics, under the
| direction of DR.. E. T. Grounds. city
| physician, assisted by Miss Nl'icert
Brooks, city nurse, will contin". twice
weekly until the opening Of schools
Moorhead-Halgrim Gulbrand, 96
years old, of Ulen, who was taken to
| Moorhead hospital following an inyes"
tigation made at the mans home in
lien by S. F.. Fullerton of st. Paul,
state humane agent died there.
Redwood Falls-Sheriff Kise has
| found the owner of the automobile
| which he found abandoned on a coun.
| try road near here. H. V. Heckerts OF
Sioux Falls, Iowa, has identified the
machine as the one stolen from him,
July 10.
operative Elevator company has open
ed it's new elevator. The company's
old elevator burned March "a. The
new structure has twenty bins and is
equipped to hold about 100000 bushels
OF grain.
Breckenridge-Dr. Lafayette Dodds
of Breckenridge, pastor OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, died at his
| home following an Illness of four
months. He was born in 1845, and
served twenty-five years in the Mime
sofa conference.
St. Paul-Increasing more than $22,.
100000 in a year, Minnesota's -four.
legged gold mine" is far in the lead OF
all states in the nation in the volume
of it's output in dairy products, Chris
Heen, Minnesota state dairy and food
commissioner, reports.
St. Paul-Robert Reynolds, 8 years
old, was killed when he was run over
by heavy truck loaded with cement
blocks Robert and brother
attempted to jump on the NOV
the chain drive. He was dragged under
the wheels and crushed.
Moorhead-Ninety gallons of an
American brand of bourbon whisky
buried in containers in the ground
along the Red river on the Minnesota
side were found by Chris N. Bell, Fed
eral prohibition agent. operating out
of Moorhead. No arrests were made.
Pipestone-Because Grover Frank
pleaded in the municipal court he was
unable to control his auto, Judge Cady.
after filming him 500, ordered him nev-
er to attempt to operate the machine
again. It was Franks second appear
ance in court Oh the charge of reck-
less driving.
St. Paul-The Minnesota Sound Gov
eminent association has renewed its
invitation to every woman in the state
to join in it's fight against radicalism,
socialism and bolshevism in Mime
sotaThe invitation is extended in
statement by A. F. Kearney, organiza-
ton secretary.
Duluth-Claiming that the police
are unlawfully Withholding $500 Of his
money recovered from a pickpocket,
Steve Dragneff began suit to recover
that amount against John Murphy, ex-
chief of police A. G. Fiskett, acting
chief, and William F. Murnian, city
safety commissioner
Fergus Falls-The Fergus Falls
state hospital herd is the largest herd
Uf TIolstein cattle in the state OF Min
nesota and is daily producing ton
and a half of milk. Milk enters very
largely into the diets of insane pa
tients as it is one of the best restora-
| tive foods and has a soothing effect on
the nerves.
neapolis-Minnesota delegates to
the annual national encampment of
the G. A. r., which will be held at Ind,
during the week beginning Sept. 10,
lire scheduled to leave Minneapolis on
Sept. 49, The veterans expected to
number 200. will travel on a special
train, accompanied by the North Da-
kcta delegation.
Fergus Fallc---Because little Mabel
v. Johnson, victim of the cyclone that
did extensive damage here in Jure,
1919. survived by few minutes her
family, killed in the same disaster, the
| property of her maternal grandfather.
John f. Engb]ad is claimed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Johnson. Underwood,
| Mimi. parents of the child's father.
St. Cloud-Fire destroyed the I'M
maculate Conception Catholic church
here entailing loss estimated at $4,000
Insurance carried amounts to $45,0OO
The flames were discovered bursting
| o,,+ frnn, tho onfira ctYuctura and en-