The Tomahawk., 1921-09-22
Kasson-Oliver Fiegel was 1eriously

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injured when his team ran away:
Austin-Austin's new high school
built at cost of s1,25O,000, is com
pleted and ready for the opening O.
ischool last Monday morning: ~
Windom-FYve cents and penknift
was the, loot obtained by five highway
men who held up Arthur Grams on {
country highway near Storden...
. Bagley-Three cases Of infantile
| paralysis in one family are reported
One of three children stricken in the
family of p. Anderson Is seriously i'll
Two Harbors-An ore loading record
was established at the Duluth &, Iron
Range railways new dock here, when
the steamer D. G. Kerr took on 1850
tons Of ore in 1871 minutes. ~4 70,
Frazee-Mrs. Maud Debler, who was
divorced from her husband some time
ago, tried to effect a reconciliation
but her husband said no. She then
took poison and died in 10 minutes.
Albert Lea-O. X. Winjum was
struck by switch engine here and
killed, his skull being fractured. Win.
jun was serving his first day as sub
stitute for regular hagman. He was
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| st. Peter-Gustavus Adolphus COL
lege commenced it's 60th year with an
increase in enrolment over last year.
The senior class, which number SO,
| is the largest in the history O. the in.
stitution. ..z. -
Fergus Falls-Charles D. Wright,
prominently identified with the bank
ing and other interests of this city and
vicinity and former mayor of Fergus
Falls, died at his home here from
apoplexy. T. -. - 49,. -~.... ~
Rochester,. E. Nolan, arraigned
on prohibition law violation charge.
demanded hearing and was released
on $1,000 bail He is a brother-in-law
Of two arraigned erecntly on a similar
charge. -, Z r
Gilbert-The new Sigurd Mos school,
named after one of the boys from
Mckinley who lost his life in the
World war, will be dedicated Friday,
Sept. 16. The structure costs approx
mately $4,000. IL.
" st. Cloud-M. E. Jackson, of Atwa.
ter was killed near Paynesville when
an automobile he was driving turned
over on a sharp curve and crushed
him. Two men were with Jackson.
Neither was badly hurt. 49, 49, r.
Sleepy Eye-An automobile stolen In
Sioux Falls and containing $4,000
worth of silks was found deserted on
country road near here. The ma.
chine had become disabled and was
discarded by the robbers. s.>
Willmar-New storm sewers and
water mains in the business and resi-.
Dental districts, costing approximate.
ly $45,0OO, will be installed in this
city. Preparations are also beinE
made for paving all the principal
streets. s.zT.l,-> ~, -
Rochester-Former Lieutenant Gov.
ernor A. E. Rice Of Willmar, pioneer
resident of Minnesota and prominent
for half century in the public life
of the state, died lin a hospital here,
where he has been under treatment
for some time. i 49, (. ) e & - z.G
Olivia-Paul Dahl, lineman, while
painting the toy of a IS foot pole,
came in contact with live wire. He
was hurled from pole to the ground,
and though no bones were broken, 1t I
is believed he was injured internally. |
His hands were badly burned.
Waseca-John Kim, farmer living
north of this city, narrowly escaped
death when his car stalled on grade
crossing Of the Minneapolis & St..
Louis railway tracks near his home,
just as train was approaching. kim
jumped and saved his life. The car
was wrecked. s,4 !,
Grand Rapids The state depart
nent Of agriculture. will have a meet
ng here for the purpose of taking up
he grading and shipping of potatoes
rom this city. In previous years there
las been great loss. 1t is claimed, on
account of improper grading and han
ling Of potatoes. z#.t.. !, sz.... .t
: Rocnester-Stock Of the Peo-
PIES State bank of Rochester, closed
~ the state bank examiner, at meet.
ng attended by w. A. Smith Of Win.
lom, bank examiner, decided to petit
ion the state banking department for
to liquidate the accounts of
he closed bank through the Olmstead
State bank Of Rochester, according to
] statement by A. r. lick, asdirector:
oepoistors would be paid 100 cents on
he dollar, said Mr. lick:
saltwater Cyclone" Thomson,
nance wizard, model farmer and civic
,enefactor Of Austin, is now mem
Ter Of the Irvine making crew in the
tate prison. Thomson was brought
lere by Sheriff Nick Nicholson Of
lower county after pleading guilty to
Iaving embezzled $475,000 from the
seorge "A. Horned Packing company
nd sentenced to no. more than Is
ears in the penitentiary. His total
efalcations were said to total $1,187-
90. 81. So, ~
MinneaDOlis new Prohibition