The Tomahawk., 1921-03-31
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Blue EarCl-Ino udteS AOA 'Ao \ o.
bault county fair in Blue Earth have
been set for Sept. IA, Is and Is.
. Rochester-The body Of William
Weber, aged 81, a resident fthis city,
was found in the Zumbra river here.
He had been in poor health.
Observation-Disclosures of boys
and girls clubs Of Steele county was
started here by Miss Ethyle Daily OF
this city, country club leader.
Waseca-Carl Bahr of this city has
been appointed rural mail carrier to NIL
the vacancy caused by the retirement
of C. ]. Woodbury., who was pensioned.
Ivanhoe-The county court house
here is now completed. The county
officers who have been quartered In
the county jail have moved into the
new structure.
Mantorville-orland S. Campbell,
pioneer resident of this county, COM
United suicide at his home by hanging
himself In the basement, according to
information received here. -
Blue Earth-Lester Barnes OF this
city, claims to have received the larg-
est bonus paid to any former service
man in the state. Barnes received $425
for 80 months service in the army. x
St. Cloud-Constructio of the new
SIS, 900 club house for the st. Cloud
Country club will be begun this spring,
1t was determined at recent meeting
of the board of governors of the club.
Hibbing-More than 100000 brook
trout fry have been planted IN lakes
and streams of the Messaba range dis
trict. The planting was under the d.
rection of Game Warden George Wood.
Hastings-Mayor L. G. Hodgson OF
st. Paul was principal speaker at St.
Patrick's day ceremonies here. The
affair was under the auspices OF the
Pensioners of the Guardian Angel
church. ~
Rochester-Olm6ed county rural
school teachers to the number OF 30
gathered here at the semi.annual meet
ing of the Instructors to confer regard
ing the welfare of the rural school
work in the county. @-,~.. = !.
Mantorville-By vote of 164 to IL
at a special school election, school
bonds Of $4,000 were approved. A
new grade building will be erected
this summer. This is In addition TO
81, 900 voted last April. -
+ Minneapolis-Minne gas con-
sumers will pay $1.2S thousand cubic
feet, reduction of three cents, for all
gas used after May i, according to a
new rate announced by the Minneapo-
lis Gas Light company. :. 49,.
- Hibbing-A birth for every day OF
the month to date is the record made
In Hibbing, according to vital statis-
tics published today. Records at the
city hall show IL births in Hibbing, OF
which II are girls and S boys.
Minneapolis-Another interrurban
bus lines out of Minneapolis will begin
operations within few days. The
Touring Car Bus company will put on
six buses between Minneapolis and
Rochester by way of Owatonna. ,.
Tracy-Bert Van .Dusen escaped
death in an explosion by leaping from
his auto truck when the engine took
fire. q A large tank of gasoline on the
truck exploded, hurting wreckage In all
directions. Van Dusen was driving the
truck. - -.
,~ Observation-Disclosures of Painters
union, No. 6S1, went on strike here
following refusal Of contractors to pay
the wage schedule Of IS cents per
hour, as asked by the men. The con-
tractors offered 80 cents per hour, It
IS said. ' 49,. -s.r.., - =, -.
=. Prior Lake-Mrs. 8. A. Sutton, q
resident of Spring Lake, was fatally
burned when can of kerosene which
she was using to kindle fire, explod-
ed Her clothing was rapidly envel-
oped in flames and she died a few
hours after the accident r
- st. Paul-C. L. Hilton, attorney gem
eral for Minnesota, announced that
state laws prohibited the sale Of beer
to invalids by prescription. Before
leaving office Attorney General A.
Mitchell Palmer interpreted the Vol
stead act to permit an invalid" to
have a maximum Of SO bottles of brew
per month. { 49,. =.
Chisholm-News that the silver
trophy for the best samples of potatoes
at the annual show at st. Paul recently
had been awarded Chisholm, was re.
ceived in a letter from the secretary
OF the Minnesota Crop improvement as.
ISOLATION The letter was addressed to
Tony Glowaski, school farm superin.
tendent. ~ 3, e. go,
: Moorhead-A suit to determine the
interest Of three sisters in Danielson
Bros. farm near Glyndon; also the
brothers and their grantees and credi
tors, will be tried before Judge vii.
liam L. Parsons Of Fergus Falls in the
Clay county district court. w..
st. Paul-The population at the state
reformatory, st. Cloud, has almost
reached a maximum through the
steady increase resulting from the re
cent crime wave, said to be prevalent
throughout the state, as an aftermath
OF the World war, members of the
State Board Of Visitors declare In their