The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1920-08-05

| has been appointed to the diplomatic
service in Norway.
Redwood Falls-Members of the bar.
| of the ninth judicial district, with
| their families, had an outing at Ram
sey Park.
Slayton-Frank Schellenberg. 35,
| took his own life. He had been in ill
| health and became respondent.
Redwood Falls-Deputy Game War
| den J. A. Johnson, scouting along the
| Redwood river, found Albert Homes
| fishing with four set lines The man
| was fined
Albert Lea Crops in general new
| er looked better than this year in this
county, with the exception of some
wheat and oats, which are affected
with black rust.
Willmar Of Kandiyohi
| county are considering organization OF
a wool growers association. They
maintain that they are paid too low
! price for their wool.
International Falls-Several new
cases of scarlet fever have been found
in town and as result Judge Berg,
chairman of the board of health, is do
| ing some quarantining.
! Sank Center-The body Of Matt
Schaffer, pioneer and former stage
coach driver of this district, was
found by fishermen in Sank lake. 1t
is thought to be case Of suicide.
| Sandstone-Women evinced unusual
interest in the school election here and
elected the first woman to the school
board, Mrs. Louis Anderson. She out
distanced the other three nominees.
st. Cloud-Robert Hiscok 10 years
old, of the village Of Rice, has left
| his home without leaving an address
and his worried parents are DESTROYS
Of obtaining information as to his
| whereabouts
| Sleepy Eye-Search for the body OF
! Clara Berg of Fairfax, who escaped
from the st. Peter state hospital two
weeks ago and who is believed to have
been drowned in the Minnesota river,
has been Abandoned because of high
water. Relatives have offered re-
ward.
Hibbing-Deputy United States mar
| SIdlS duu OcOl &c VOou, 5cAAAS "e"A NNA
for this district, raided two stills near
Eveleth and arrested Matt Miller and
John Greben. At one place 100 gallons
of moonshine was cached. The plant
was in full operation when the Off
GERS approached
Fairmont-The first threshing OF
oats in Minnesota brought yield OF
As bushels an acre, Joseph Musser,
Martin county commissioner, announc
ed The oat crop in Southern Mime
sofa, according to Mr.. Musser, is OF
uniformly good quality and will aver
age at least 40 bushels to the acre.
Duluth-Earl R. Eckhard, railroad
mechanic, was arrested by federal au
thorities, in connection with the alleg
ed whisky running from Canada,
which involves Chief of Police John
| Murphy and others. Eckhard appear
ed of his own volition, telling the au-
thorities he had been told he was
wanted.
St, Paul-Arrangemen have been
made with George McKerrow, one OF
the best known sheep men Of the
Northwest, to represent the Minnesota
wool-selling associations in Chicago.
Mr.. McKerrow is to do the work on a
strictly cost basis at a charge of $40 a
day for time actually spent in the
work, plus railroad expenses.
Red Wing-The Fleischman Mating
company, which operates a barley
mailing plant in this city, will begin
the mailing Of rye and be on the mar
ket for rye purchases after Aug. L.
Other grains always have found a
ready market in Red Wing, and this
section opens up an equal field for rye,
which turns out a good crop.
Virginia-The officers and directors
of the Minnesota Realty Owners &
Dealers association, who were to have
been the guests Of the Virginia Real
Estate board in a few days, have post
poned their trip through Northern
Minnesota and will be here on Wednes-
day. Aug. 18, according to F. w. Tor
when, secretary of the local board.
st. Paul-Property at the state san
atorium Walker was damaged to the
| extent of $4,000 by storm there, the
| state board of control was advised by
William Bedford, steward or the H.
stitution. The camp house and gar
age were damaged by falling trees and
the machine store house blown away.
| The board authorized request for
funds to make repairs.
| Mankato-Col. Fitzhugh l.. Minnie
| erode, commanding officer OF the
Fifth Minnesota infantry, with head
quarters at Mankato, has received Or
ders from the war department retir-
ing him from the regular army on &C.
| count of physical disability. Col.
| Minniegrodes hearing has been i'm
paired for some time as the result OF
his service in France, and his retire
| ment was not unexpected.
st. Participation of Ramsey
| county, including the city of st. Paul,