The Tomahawk., 1920-01-01

Platnview.-City auth critics plan
ming &c launch a campaign to interes
the voters in a 100000 bond issue TO.
street paving
St. Paul-There were 207 fires In
Minnesota in November compared
with 1S1 in November last year, and
a totaA loss of $506,O56, to $320,200 in
1918
Virginia.-Virginia has been select
ed for the annual range poultry show
and it will be held here on Feb. 6,
and 8, in the gymnasium of the new
vocational school.
Wabasha.-A commission has been
appointed to make draft for new
charter for the city of Wabasha. II
this charter is accepted, a special elec-
ton will be called.
Duluth-Timber wolves, running in
packs, are destroying livestock in dis
tricts near Duluth, one farmer report
ing the loss of several hogs. while
others report wolves attacking cattle
in fields.
Hibr ing.-The st. LOUIS county agri-
cultural society has decided to offer
several hundred dollars in premiums
which will be open to the boys and
girls of the county for the best poultry
displayed at the county fair next year
Albert Lea.-C. p. Sinderson Of AL
bert Lea is in hospital suffering from
serious bruises and broken arm, sus-
tanned when he was struck by north
bound Minneapolis & St. Louis pas"
senger train while walking along the
track.
Two Harbors Shipping of frozen
fish by railroad from this city Is more
of an industry this winter than before,
the product being loaded in cars here
and sent direct to destination in sever
al other states. Frozen herring are
mostly being shipped.
Cloquet- by sawdust
when the support of sawdust bin un-
der which he was working gave way,
Thomas Jozwiak, Sc, met death in d
box factory in which he was employed.
The body was found under a pile of
debris half an hour after the acct
dent.
Hastings.-Dakota county's board,
decided to apply for $4,000 federal
aid for road Improvement and in or
der to meet the government require
ments adopted a resolution to raise
$4,000 by an extra tax levy on real
estate and personal property to be
paid during the ensuing year.
Fairmont.-When Harry Allen ap-
propriated wrist watch belonging to
his best girl she was willing to forget
and forgive, but when he gave it to
another young woman for a Christmas
gift, twas all Off The best girl. called
policeman. Harry won't be out un-
til it's time to send them both valen.
tines
Rochester.-Robert L. Henderson,
Savannah, ILL.,, died at a hospital here
following the wreck of two Chicago &
North Western railroad passenger
trains at Eyota, Mimi. Henderson was
on his way to hospital here for treat
ment when the wreck occurred and
physicians said that his death was the
result of shock.
st. Peter.-St Peter now has an
airplane factory in operation. 1t is
conducted by Lieutenant Lyle Thro,
former service man in the aviation de-
partment. Lieutenant Thro is work.
ing on small stunning plane, which
he will use for exhibition flights at the
annual winter carnival to be held here
New Years lay.
st. Paul. =. ,lnesota soldiers bonus
claimants retain their serial numbers.
which will govern the order of pay
ment even in cases where applications
are returned for corrections. An Of
fetal announcement to that effect was
made in the bonus offices at the CAPT
toll. It followed numerous inquiries
from the claimants.
Virginia. of all range
normal training schools will be given
an opportunity for practical work dur
ing Jan. IL and %, doing practice
teaching work in schools of st. Louis
county. During the practice, the stu
dent-teachers will assume charge OF
classes under supervision of regular
teachers in the various schools.
St. Paul.-Investigation of alleged I.
w. w. dCC1VlLloS Ill 1OS61uS CoIIupS III
Northern Minnesota has been begun
by Adjt.-Gen. w. F. Rhinow,- who left
here for International Falls. He car
ried authority from Governor Burn
.quist to. make a CONF etc inquiry and
will submit report % the governor
on conditions in the 'A!1lps upon his
return.
st. Peter-Nicollet >sessAty Live
stock Breeders associations the farm
bureau and the bank of the c>'aaty are
fostering pure bred contests among
the boys of the county for the coming
year. The banks are loaning money
to the boys with which to pur. base
purebred stock. A competition feed
ing record for the year will be kept
and the animals will be sent to the
livestock show at South St. Paul next
December.
Minneapolis lumber dealers
from all parts of Minnesota, Iowa,