The Tomahawk., 1920-01-01
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Wage increases averaging IS week
ly have been granted the approximate
ly $4,000 mems garment workers IN
Chicago -.
Senator Edsell H. Sikee, Mountrail
county, N D., died in MiEot hospital.
The remains we're shipped 20 Stanley
N. D., for burial.
The ninth annual road school will be
conducted under the auspices OF the
Wisconsin highway commission at
Madison, Jan. 26 to 81.
Twelve Butte mines, including some
employing approximately 1000 men.
are in operation after 81 days of en-
forced idleness due to the coal short
age.
J. @. Adams, locator and founder Of
the city of Three Forks in Gallapin
county, Mont, died in Chicago, aged
49, He sold the townsite to the Mil
waukee railroad.
Martin Lee, "a, was killed by bull
at the home of his son, Chris Lee,
near Blair, Wis. He was gored when
he entered the barnyard wearing
fur collar over his coat.
The Farmers Grain Dealers associa-
ton of South Dakota will stage it's an
nual convention at Aberdeen Jan. IL,
IA and Is. 1t is expected that more
than 200 delegates will attend.
Unier the auspices of the Methodist
Church Conference of North Dakota
hospital costing approximately $685.
900 will be erected at Mandan. The
drive for funds has already begun.
William Rivers, his wife and two
children of Green Bay, Wis, narrow
ly escaped asphyxiation by coal gas,
when one Of the children broke win
dow. One child and the mother were
overcome.
Victor l.. Berger, who was reelected
to congress from the fifth congress
sional district December 10th, Mil
waukee, following his expulsion from
that body said that he will go to
Washington Jan. 9Th, to claim his seat.
In note found in his room, ad-
dressed to a Wichita, Kan, woman,
w. Stengeton, SO, of Omaha, Neb., de-
clared he was killing himself because
''he couldn't live with her." Stenge-
ton, stock salesman, took poison at
Fargo, North Dakota.
Tho boty of Major F.. r. Orchard,
in uniform who served two years over
seas, Was found in the bathroom of
his apartment at Bismarck, N. D..
There was a bullet hole through Or
chard's heart and at his side lay an
army ravolver.
Warrants were issued at Madison,
for the arrest of 81 food manufacture
ers and manufacturers in Western
Wisconsin indicted by the federal
grand jury at La Crosse. Names Of
defendants will not be revealed until
the warrants have been served.
The Lincoln, Neb., Woman's Clubs
boycott on eggs has been lifted. First
class cold storage eggs sold for 55
cents a dozen, as compared with IS
cents two weeks ago, when 1900 men,
bers of the club united and refused
to buy until a lower price prevailed. =
Art Court Of Marmath, N. D., while
blowing on his farm two years ago,
lost wallet which contained $40. La
ter he enlisted and went overseas and
fought in France. Now he is back in
Marmath and, the other day, as he
was watching Lee Gilmore blowing
the same field the lost wallet was
turned over. The bills were badly
damaged, but enough remains of them
to that they may be changed for new
money.
Mrs. Lucy M. Mullenax is in the
county Jail at Occur d'Alene, Idano,
here charged with having murdered
her month old daughter and two
sons, 1 and years old, by drowning
them in cistern. She also is said by
the police to have attacked Mrs. Mary
Mulleuax, their "a year old grand
mother The mother says she killed
the children because she feared the
hypnotic influence OF the aged wo-
man, the police said.
Judge A. Mccartney, Beede, poet
laureate of the Standing Rock Sioux,
for many years an Episcopal mission
airy to the Indians, and now probate
Judge of Sioux county, North Dakota,
claims new hiking recQrd:: 'Retween
1;45 p. m. and a. m. The walked, &.
miles.
With a record OF 'hsyihg killed at:
least 100 sheep, King, a, large, gray,
wolf, is dead. Hunted Tar seven years
by farmers of Rock county Mimi, he
was shot by Burr Jones aud his son,
Arthur, of Evansville, who ran him
down in the deep snow. Two shots
did the trick.
A fortune Of $4,000 in cash, an
allotment of $4,000 and Inherited
land of great value awaits Clara Lar
REVERE of Clara Humphrey, a woman
whose mother was Teton Dekotah
Of Standing Rock reservation, N d.,
and who disappeared from that rese--
walton in 1897.
North Dakota will vote at the pres
idential election March 16, on four
laws initiated by petitions filed with
the secretary OF state. The bills pro-
posed provide for The creation of
state boxing commission, liz ene:ng the
r. "a osx~ -.