The Tomahawk., 1921-09-22
HAPPENINGS IN
GOPHER STATE !
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Benefit.
Duluth-Janice, two-year-old daugt
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Dahlen, wa
killed under the wheels of street Cal
Frazee-A man believed to be Mix
Shiplock of Cudahay, Wis, was kille'
when struck by Northern Pacif
train near here. ~
st. Paul-The Minnesota suprem
court again is in session at the open
ing of the fall term of court, following
the summer vacation. go ..e - ,,.y
Rochester Warrants were sworr
out for seven prohibition agents wht
raided the Wigwam, soft drink es
Enlistment here last Sunday.
Rochester-Robert PETIT, aged 8,
years, Civil war veteran, died here
He was retired farmer and had lived
In this vicinity since 1865. A widow
and daughter survive. = .-.a~z2..,
St, Paul-Minnesota has received
$5,317,717.81 from automobile licenses
this year. This fund will be used in
road Improvements throughout the
state under the Babcock law. 49,
Rochester-Miss Lizzie Stanka, aged
SO, widow, living at Woodland near
Plainview, was struck by an auto
| truck in that village and killed. Her
head and chest were crushed. She
leaves four children. n.y. @ss#
Wells-Lois Ella, 3-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ophens Anderson
of this place, is dead from spinal
meningitis. The body was buried i'm:
mediately without service because the
disease is contagious.
Winona-Mrs. Mike Hoffman of WI
mona suffered fractured arm and
four others escaped injury when the
car in which they were riding went off
the road between Byron and Kasson,
the car overturning. 80
McGrath-Fearing forest fires, an
aged woman, living mile and "a half
from here, poured kerosene over her
clothing and set it afire. She was so
seriously burned that her death was
expected momentarily. --4 s
st. Paula campaign will be in
augurated in Minnesota September is
to obtain 100000 for relief of people
in Ireland. John B. Galarneault, presi-
dent CT the National Exchange bank,
st. Paul, is state treasurer: f4.
Sleepy Eye-A double wedding with
features somewhat out of the ordinary
was solemnized at the Catholic church
here, when two brothers married two
sisters and the attendants were broth
ers and sisters of the brides and bride
grooms. - ..,, = g. Il ~
Duluth-Barney Erickson and Fred.
G. Davis, special st. Louis county
deputy sheriffs, are locked up at the.
county Jail, charged with acceptance Of
hush" money, TO suppress evidence
which they had obtained against an
alleged moonshiner. 49, =
Marshall. S. Cook, proprietor Of
a hotel here, has received a letter from
a man who said that 20 years ago he
had meal at Cooks hosiery and neg
lected to pay for it. In the letter was
q postal order for the SO cents due for
the meal with interest for 20 years.
st. Paul-Employers of the state |
mining and timber departments at
Hibbing were ordered by State Auditor
Ray P. Chase to join the posse Of more
than 500 men who are searching the
woods in that section for Jack Webb,
slayer Of Chief of Police Daniel Hayes
and two other police officers at Hib-
bing Saturday. r. sssssz2
Jackson-Vernon Peterson, Is years
DID, is under arrest, and will be ar
raigned on charge of manslaughter,l
FOR the killing Of MAIDS Hanson, 66,
Saturday evening, while the latter was
crossing the street here. When Han
sen was struck the car that hit him
speeded away. Officers took up the
rail and arrested Peterson later at .
lance. 800 Il +
st. Paul-Minnesota leads all states
In mileage of federal aid highway pro-
|ects, according to the bulletin issued
~ the United States Department Of I
Agriculture through the bureau Of pub
lie roads. Forty-two federal aid pro-
|ects in Minnesota aggregating $40
niles are listed. Fifty per cent Of this
;otal is given as Glass l construction
against the next highest figure Of 43
per cent for California.
Duluth-Duluth returned TO the 5
cent street car fare following decision
il three district court judges granting
he plea sof the city for an order re-
,training collection Of the s cent fare.
rhe state Railroad and Warehouse
commission recently granted the street
ar company's request for temper
Try increase of fares from cents to
cents, pending a valuation Of the
property. The order be-
:ame effective September I.
Albert Lea-Va2entine Lentz, 81
ears old, wealthy farmer southwest
i this city, in Pickerel Lake township, /
vas found dead, and Otto Pank, his n
Tired man, found unconscious on the
les-- OF Lentz's COW barn. It was
itAer double murder, murder and
uicide, or a double suicide. 1,
st. Paula fortress of potatoes, set
d plaster, greets the visitors in the
It. Louis county building at the State
AIR. There are 80 bushels Of them
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