The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1920-10-28
Northwest

Anaconda, Mont.-The first state
concrete highway to be built in Mon.
tana was dedicated here with cere'
mony.
Regina, Sask-Fire in the business
section of Wadena, Sask., destroyed
~ stores and caused damage estimated
at 100000.
Madison, Wis.--Judge A. L. Sanborn
of the United States district court died
here. He was appointed to the district
federal bench by Theodore Roosevelt
in 1905.
Helena, Notwithstanding to reports
received by the state board of health,
there have been six cases of infantile
paralysis in Ravalli county since the
first of September.
Great Falls-Reports from Coole
county say the farmers there have
suffered financial loss through the
late season drouth. Only one rain
shower has fallen since June.
Havre-The state sessions of the
grand lodges of the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows and of the Daugh-
ters of Rebekah, closed. Several hun
dreds delegates were in attendance.
Plentywood-Mrs: B. X. O'Grady
who was deposed as county auditor OF
Sheridan county by the county COM
nlissioners, in March of this year, was
reinstated by Judge Conner of the dis
trict.
Merrill, Wis.-Carl Schiller, q
wealthy Price county farmer, acciden-
tally shot and killed Patrick Connolly,
an old-time lumberman, while the pair
were on a timber cruise near here. He
then killed himself.
Volts Point, Mont.--Enraged be-
cause she would not marry him, Fred
Stock, a meat cutter here, went to the
home of Martha Lovit and shot her
through the head. He then turned the
pistol upon himself and ended his life.
Rhinelander, Wis.-Mrs. Ora Candill
of Polar, Wis, died at an Amigo hos
pital from burns received in a gasoline
explosion in her home. Mrs. Candill
mistook gasoline for kerosene, and at
tempted to start fire in the kitchen
range.
Winnipeg Shippers throughout
western Canada are withholding all
possible shipments of grain pending
suspensions of present freight rates,
according to information supplied by
Percy G.. Denison, manager of the
transportation bureau of the Winnipeg
Board of Trade.
Winnipeg-War material amounting
to 10000 TOM odd, bought by the Rus
sian government and which has been
lying for years in the Canadian Pacific
railway yards, awaiting shipment from
Vancouver, B. c., will be sold to the
highest bidder by the British govern
ment, on whose credit the supplies
we're bought.
Foreign
London-General Zellgouski official
ly invited the Jews of Wilma to partici-
pate in the formation of his new gov
eminent, but the Jews refused.
Warsaw-A general strike through
out Poland was proclaimed as pro.
test against the proposed creation Of
an upper parliamentary house.
Vancouver, B. C.-Flying the last 60
miles in IS minutes, Commander Tyler
and Captain A. G. Thompson, pilot,
landed here, completing the trans-Can-
ada airplane flight.
London-The Jews of Kovno. Lithu-
ania, and the surrounding region, are
fleeing to Germany in large numbers,
according to dispatch from Kovno.
approach of Polish troops.
Warsaw-The Diet passed the Sec
ond reading of the chapters of the new
constitution providing for Senate and
giving the chief of state the title Of
president of the republic.
Berlin-M. Zinovieff and M. Losow-
sky, Russian soviet delegates to the in
dependent socialist conference at
Halle have been ordered by the Ger
man government to leave their coun-
try.
London-The Irish Home Rule bill is
again under consideration in the House
of Commons. The bill was taken up
when the House went into committee
on the financial clauses of the meas
ure.
Rio Janeiro-A Venetian festival
was given in the bay by the municipal
ity in honor Of King Albert and Queen
Elizabeth in anticipation of the de-.
parture for home of the Belgian royal
couple.
Cork-Seven hundred Irish volun-
teers followed the body of Michael
Fitzgerald from Fremoy church, but
were turend back by a strong military
force posted at the bridge leading to
the cemetery.
Par;s-Former Premier Paderewski
of Poland will leave Paris at once for
Warsaw. It is said his object is to
inform his government of the bad i'm
preston occupation of Wilma has made
on the League Of Nations.
Paris-the council of ambassadors
has decided to make representations
to the Belgrade government demand
ing the immediate withdrawal of the
Jugo-Slav troops which had entered
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