The Tomahawk., 1920-07-22
News From All Parts of Minne-
sofa Given in Condensed
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week and helped organize Cohsre-
gational church.
Hibbing-John Kangas suffered the
loss of three fingers of his right hand
and one finger of his left hand when
dynamite cap, which he found, explod-
ed:
St. Cloud-The Great Northern fasS
mail express is now scheduled over
the St. Cloud-Fergus Falls division.
The train has heretofore been sched-
uled on the Breckenridge division
through Willmar.
Moorhead-"The. Enchanted Car
den," a pageant based on the story
of 1.-The Sleeping Beauty" will be pre-
scented by students of the Moorhead
normal school on the south campus or
the school July 20.
Pine .River-Ellsworth 9, son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Martin, was drowned
in Norway brook while bathing. Mr..
Martin is president of the First Ma
tional bank of Pine River and we'll
known in Brainerd.
ton-Congressman and Mrs.
Halvor STEVENSON have arrived home
from their season at Washington, u.
C. They have opened their home on
Houston avenue and expect to remain
here until December.
Hastings-In default of $l,5OO bail,
w. w. Kaptur was lodged in Dakota
county Jail to await action OF the
grand jury on charge of child deser-
ton. He was committed by Justice
Smith of Pennington.
Wadena-The West Central Dental
society, which includes practitioners
of that profession in district through
the center of the state from Elk river
to Breckenridge, will hold the eighth
annual convention at Wadena on July
81.
Hastings-At it's regular meeting
the Dakota county board of commits
sioners set the tax levy for 1921 at
s259.750 to be appropriated as follows:
county revenue $65,95O; county poor;
$4,000, and road and bridges, $l75,-
O00
Winona-Caught by the belt OF
gasoline engine attached to a cream
separator, Theodore Kleinik, 10 year
old son of farmer living near Ar
cadia, was killed by being hurled to
the concrete floor. His neck had been
broken.
Winona-Farmers in this vicinity
are experiencing a shortage of labor
and have called upon the Winona AS
socistion of Commerce for aid. The
commerce body is placing men at $S5
a month with board, lodging and laun-
dry in addition.
Washington-It was announced at
the White House that the following re-
cess appointments of Minnesota post
masters have been made: Bessie H. J.
Martinson, Echo; c. H. Huntsberry,
Forest Lake; E. r. Brown, Kasson; +.
M. Blasky, Mahnomen.
Virginia--Miss Helen Scott, Vlr-
ginia librarian, is in hospital here
probably fatally burned. Her clothing
caught fire from a gas Jet while she
was washing her hair. The library
was closed and she was alone in the
building and could find nothing to
smother the flames.
Sleepy Eye-The 3 year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simunich, resid-
ing on a farm in Nicollet county, was
drowned when he climbed to the edge
of watertank and fell in. A year
old brother who witnessed the child's
fall into the tank made an effort to
rescue him. He did not notify his par
ents until a half hour after the acct
dent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living on the
range, gave contributed literally to
their stricken countrymen in the war
district. Recently check for $1,000,
making a total of about $4,000 since
the end of the war, was sent to the
relief committee. The instructions
are that the money is to be spent In
purchasing food and clothing for the
poor, particularly. in the large cities OF
Croatia. -
Duluth-Akonstant kiikka, one OF
the editors of the 1ndustrialist, Fin
nish daily published here, has been
arrested by o. S. Remington, inlmi-
grafton inspector, at the request of J.
w. Abermobile, acting secretary of
state The warrant upon which he
was arrested, charges that he is an
alien anarchist, who believes in the
overthrow of government by force of
arms, that he believes in and teaches
unlawful destruction Of property and
that he is an opponent of all organized
government.
Marshall-Rose Poets, IS, of Cam
bra, Wyo., was drowned in Lake She
tex, while attending a picnic. Miss
Poets last year was student at st.
GATHERINGS college, st Paul. A boat
in which she and tcur others were
riding capsized The other four we're
rescued.
Aftkin-Louis Beebe and his son
Ralph, aged 6, were drowned while
bathing in Mud river. The father was
swimming with the boys on his back.
He was strangled by the clasp of the
boys arms. The bodies were recov-
cred. Beebe was an engineer in
saw mill here. ....