The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-05-12
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EVENTS BRIEFLY TOLD
Where Busy Readers Will Find News
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is dead from injuries suffered when
he was struck by streetcar and drag
ged 30 feet.
Bemidji-F'ifty-one students, the
largest class ever reaching the senior
year in the high school here, will be
graduated June 10.
Winona-John Ruppracht, aged 67, a
farmer living west of this city, was
fatally injured when his team became
frightened and ran away.
Worthington-With the formation OF
ton township, the organization of the
bureau in MOBILES county is now COM
pleted.
Caledonia-Mrs. Floyd Knox, wife of
a farmer living near Sheldon, about
six miles from here, was burned to
death in a fire that destroyed her
home
Albert Lea-Paul Circh and Herman
Pernscien of Wells were found dead
under their car at the bottom of a
II foot ditch nine miles west of here
by farmer.
Virginia-Superinten Duffield Of
this city announced that there will be
a junior college in Virginia next year.
Eveleth already has one, and is now
working for normal school.
st. Paul-James c. Nelson and F. S.
Ruble, of Albert, Mimi, have made ap-
plication to the State Banking COM
mission for a charter for the North
Side State bank of Albert Lea.
Ivanhoe-Pearl NJ. Singer has been
granted a new trial of her suit against
DR.. O. N. Bussingham of Lake Ben
ton. The plaintiff asked the defen-
dant for $4,000 for malpractice.
Center City-Reino Lila, 20 years
old, will be charged with highway rob-
the death of r. NJ Carlson here April
IT, County Attorney c. Bernard Wen
nerberg said.
ochester-Cancelled bonds aggre-
eating about 100000 will be burned
by the city. These bonds have been
retired in the last 10 or Is years. The
city charter provides that the bonds
shall be burned.
Redwood Falls-Henry Kneupple,
age "a years old, committed suicide at
the home of his daughter here by ty-
ing his muffler to bed post in his
room and fastening the other end
| around his neck
Observation-Disclosures of the Pipe
stone Odd Fellows lodge celebrated the
102d anniversary of the order. Rev.
w. R. Palmer of Jackson, past grand
master, made the principal address at
the ceremonies.
Coleraine - After smuggling Carl
Schmeige, assistant cashier of the
Merchants and Miners State bank, into
Inconsistencies and locking him in
the vault, two armed bandits escaped
with $1,000 in cash.,
Winona-Trial of a damage suit for
$4,000 by A. R. Smart of this city.
against the Winona Streetcar company,
Winona motor company and a for
mer employee of the latter, was begun
in district court here.
inneapolis-Perley Mcbride, con-
victed of running a disorderly house in
the National hotel Dutch room and sem
fenced to 80 days in the workhouse,
was denied a new trial by Judge Bald
win in municipal court.
Barnesville-The GAINESVILLE base
ball team will be conducted under the
auspices of the local post of the Amer
lean Legion. At meeting of fans,
Harry J. Jensen was elected manager
and M. ]. Lake captain.
Redwood Falls-A case on the calen-
dar of the present term of the district
court which promises to be of unusual
interest is that of Rev. Albert Torbert
VS.. J. NJ. Stewart. The plaintiff asks
$4,000 damages for assault.
Little Falls-Representa of 90
potato exchanges in Minnesota are ex-
pected to be in this city May 10 for a
special meeting. Directors of the
state exchange will conduct a three
day session here, May 9, 10 and II.
St. Paul-Soldiers' federal insurance
amounting to $4,000 was reinstated
through the efforts of officials of Amer
lean Legion headquarters, Department
of Minnesota offices, St. Paul. during
| the 3O-day period ending April l. last,
according to a report issued.
Winona-Mrs. Floyd Knox, 10 years
old, living or farm six miles south Of
Houston, was burned to death when a
can of kerosene with which she was
kindling the fire in the kitchen range
exploded, hus1ing flaming liquid ever
her body and about the room.
Minneapolis Appeal of Mike Weis-
man in the United States circuit court
of appeals from his conviction in the
Winnipeg minneapolis whisky smugg-
ling conspiracy, has been placed on the
calendar for the May term. Weisman
was convicted and sentenced to IS
months Imprisonment and to- pay fine
of $4,000 50 -. -
Rockford-A dozen passengers were
injured and nearly 100 more were had
~ shaken when a 500 Line train speed
ing along on straight-avay two miles
west Of Rockford and about SO miles
northwest of Minneapolis, was de-
railed.