The Tomahawk., 1920-11-25
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| Bemidji-A poultry show will b'
held here Nov. rs, 26 and 27.
Eveleth-Thomas Smigel, Is, dice
as result of losing leg in railroad
| accident
Owatonna-Fourtee men have
agreed to aid in the reorganization o.
| Company I.
Pine Rivera. F.. Ittner has SOLD
his interest in the Cass Lake Times tc
his partner, Mr.. Uttley.
Fergus Falls-The United States
grand jury completed it's work here
and adjourned after returning 81 In
dictments.
Albert Lea-A group of young men,
playing AFRICAN golf," we're held up
and robbed of about $500 in cash and
two gold watches.
Canby-Henry Warnke, pioneer resi-
dent of Yellow Medicine county, drop
ped dead with apoplexy while entering
a church at Henderson.
Acknowledgement, 2-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilhalm, or
Minneota. township, died as result or
having been run over by wagon.
Red Lake Falls-The board of coun-
ty commissioners has voted to BOND
Red Lake county for not more than
$25O,OO0 for work on the Jefferson
highway.
New Ulm-Herbert Haeska, 22'
North Star township, has been arrest
ed charged with having made two at
tempts upon the life of John thinner
man, 10.
Blue Earth-The Blue Earth council
and the Citizens Heating Corporation
have agreed to the council taking over
The city heating system. The corpora
ton installed the plant.
Willmar-J. C. Kinnon was instantly
killed, and Frank Cavanaugh badly in
jured when their automobile went off
an enbankment near Monticello. They
were tourists from Colorado.
Owatonna-At the annual meeting
of the Steele County Agricultural socie-
ty, John Lynard was reelected presi-
dent; L. Taylor, vicepresident;~ Mr.. ].
Parcher, secretary, and F. H. Joestring,
treasurer.
Tracy-Plans are now being made
for the annual corn and grain show III
Tracy in December. Efforts will be
made by the officers of the association
to make the affair most successful
event of the kind.
Marshall-The Knights of Columbus
council of Marshall are clearing
grounds for the erection of big mod
ern building. One of the old land
marks, blacksmith shop, gives way
to the new structure.
Cass Lake-Louis Hasedy, resi-
dent of the Boy river country, lost his
life in Boy river The body was re-
covered and brought. here. With two
he attempted to cross the
stream when the ice gave way.
acknowledgements of the large To-
cal police car which was used in
trailing the men who stole the Vir-
ginia, Mimi, patrol car, narrowly es-
capped serious injury when the machine
went into a ditch on the Dupont road
south of Hibbing. The car was badly
damaged.
Duluth-Major Warren E. Pugh, de-
tective, has been named chief Of. po-
lice, Commissioner Of Public Safety
Murnain announced. Major Pugh's ap-
pointment follows the resignation of
John Murphy, former police chief, who
was acquitted Of two charges
If conspiracy to smuggle liquor into
the United States.
neutrality-suspicious. is said to be the
biggest still unearthed in this section
If the state was discovered on the W.
B. Brown farm, IL miles northwest of
by Sheriff ]. E. Edwards.
Two stills and 600 gallons Of mash
md II gallons of moonshine went to
make up the contraband brought to
after the raid.
Hastings-Joseph Pleskalt, indicted
IN charge of murder in the first de-
gree, was arraigned in Dakota county
district court at Hastings and pleaded
lot guilty His trial was set for the
week commencing Dec. 10. Pleskalt is
accused of numbering his wife, Kath-
crime, whose body was found in
swamp near South St.. Paul on July 3.
Winona-A survey of conditions in
factories shows that the
slump, noted in business in many |
PARTS of the country, has been felt |
lere An overall mandatory has
closed. A candy factory has laid off |
lalf it's force. The working hours |
lave been reduced by farm ma
:hinery manufacturer, in preference to |
his force.
Cloquet-The closing here of what !
8 known as the water power will |
mark the passing of Cloquet's Oldest
mill, as it was built % years ago. 1t /
will be dismantled to make room for |
new mill to be erected by the North |
vest Paper company upon the same
lite.
Paramount - The Martin county |
rand jury has been discharged after |
eturning 10 indictments, the largest |
lumber in the county's history. Sew
raj of the indictments were returned !
gainst persons accused of being con.
lected with robbery of freight cars
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