The Tomahawk., 1921-01-20
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Tracy-Three thousand tons of ice
cut from the lake of Nalaton. are be-
ing housed by the Northwestern Rail
road company.
Montevideo-A company of National
Guardsmen has been organized here
with SO enlisted men. DR.. L. G. Smith
has been named as captain of the CON-
pany.
Litchfield-The fifth annual show OF
the Meeker county Poultry association
will be held here January 18, 10 and
20. Judge A. c. Smith will make the
awards.
St. Paul-An increase of the capital
stock of the Almora State bank, Al
mora, Mimi, from $4,000 to $4,000
was announced by the state banking
department.
Red Wing-There were number OF
angry aviators in Red Wing, due to the
forced landing of three mail planes In
this vicinity and bringing of the ma
chimes here for repair.
Hastings-An indoor carnival will
be given by the civic committee OF
the Hastings Women's club on Febru'
airy 4 next. The proceeds will be ap'
piled to the levee fund.
Hastings-Edward E. Peach, want
ed at Ladysmith, Wis.,, for alleged for
gerry, was arrested in South st. Paul
by Dakota county authorities and was
taken to the Wisconsin city.
Ottisco-The 35th annual meeting
of the Otisco Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance company, one Of the Oldest
farmers insurance companies in south
ern Minnesota, elected D. D. Hanson,
president.
St. Paul-The automobile license de-
partment of the secretary Of states Of
flee collected more than $1,442.3S0 in
the last three years, according to re-
port compiled by w. L. Schultz, sup.
erintendent.
.Minneapolis-In four raids in South
St. Paul federal prohibition agents
seized 200 gallons of -moonshine whis-
ky and six completely equipped stills,
Paul D. Keller, supervising federal
prohibition agent said.
Windom-The Window Deaconess
hospital, succeeding the Ruse no
has Just been opened. The board OF
managers of the new institution is
composed of men and women CT the
several church societies of the city.
Hutchinson-A civic motion picture
machine, purchased by the school and
park boards will be used for education
al purposes It is planned to use the
machine for free street motion pict'
ures next summer on band concert
night.
St. Paul-Nearly 1000 employees of
the Northern Pacific railroad in St.
Paul are to be laid off, it was said by
John M. Repelje, general manager OF
the railroad. The company has been
laying off men continuously for the
last month.
St.. Paul-Five applications were
taken under advisement by the state
pardon board when it convened In
Governor Preus' Office. The board
will consider 100 applications for par
dons or communication of sentences be-
fc~e it's final adjournment.
Robbinsdale-Firew which destroyed
a creamery and garage at Robbins
dale and burned Is automobiles did
$50, 1000 damage. Failure OF siren to
operate delayed the calling out of vol.
unteer fire-ighters, so that the blaze
got great Roadway before efforts tc
quench the flames began.
Marshall-At meeting Of the Lyon
county farm bureau the subject Of CO.
operative marketing was discusse!
The bureau went on record as favor
ing the defeat Of the cooperative mar
keting bill as amended by the senat:
and will ask the seantors to adopt tn
bill as passed by the house.
/ Virginia-Mike Kelly, chief OF police
at Mountain Iron, was hailed befort
United States Commissioner Otto Poi
rier here on a charge of having liquo'
in his possession. He was arrested b,
United States Deputy Marshal She,
drup and claimed the liquor was onl:
for his own use. He waived examine
ltion and gave $1,000 bail to appear ii
Federal court when needed.
Duluth-Mines in st. Louis count
will pay more than $1S,000,00O in taxes
this year, according to figures at the
office of Walter H. Bergen, county au'
ditor. Statistics relating to 1920 taxes
to be collected in 1921 show that the
mining industry will bear the bulk OF
the burden of St. Louis county taxes
OF $24,453, O02 to be collected this year,
$18,25O,364, or 74.63 per cent OF the
total, is charged directly to mining
property. d, j~r.
Red INSTRUMENTATION into the
sanity of Isadore Rosenfeldt, IA yea-
old training school inmate, who killed
Edwin Holt, Is years old, also an in.
mate of the institution, Dec. 20, last,
by stabbing him with pairing knife,
was conducted before Probate Judge
William Ericsson. The report will be
made to the state board of control.
Flandreau-Miss Ida Soklotz has
taken the oath of Office as register OF
deeds of Moody county. She is the
| first woman to hold an elective county
office in Moody county, aside from
that of county superintendent OF