The Tomahawk., 1921-12-29

ltal STOCK or $5O,0Ou is announceu
here. @se r. ~.
MarshaIl-Will Banford, farmer,
had one of his hands severed at the
wrist while working with corn pick
ing machine.
Virginia-Carlo Gobatz, charged
with arson, was found not guilty by
ljury in district court after five hours
deliberation. -~+.'
Fergus Falls-Turkey bandits have
been doing big business in this
neighborhood, having robbed a dozen
farms in the last week. ~s<...
Virginia-A fight for lower freight
rates has been inaugurated by the Vir-
ginia Merchants, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers association.
Freeborn-By a vote OF 1872 to 81
this village decided to issue bonds to
the amount of $4,000 for the erection
of modern school building.
Solway-Solway lodge of Odd Eel
lows dedicated their new hall with ap-
propriate ceremonies. Bemidji and
other towns sent large delegations
I Minneapolis-zCapt George H.
Mallon is to receive an additional war
honor. the Italian war cross, accord
ing to an announcement from the ltal-
ian embassy in Washington.
| Jackson-Judge e. c. Dean, in dis
trict .ourt here, denied citizenship to
four applicants because they had
claimed exem. tion in the war on the
! ground that they were aliens.
Owatonna-Henry Hanson, 81 years
| old. wealthy and prominent farmer liv.
| ing II miles south of here, committed
| suicide by hanging. Dependency is
believed to have been the cause.
| Tracy-A~cern show is to be con-
| Quoted here Dec 26 to 30. Exhibits
will be received from residents OF
Lyon, Redwood and Murray counties,
and $4,000 in prizes will be offered.
Jackson-Vernon Peterson, II years
old, convicted of manslaughter, was
sentenced to an indeterminate SEN
tence in the St. Cloud reformatory by
Judge E. C. Dean in district court
here
Duluth-Robert Finkelstein, 3 years
old, died in local hospital from in.
juries received when struck by a
heavy truck, which skidded on the
snow covered street and leaped to the
sidewalk ... ---.~
| ST., Cloud-Rt. Rev. Barnard Rich.
ter, formerly pastor: of the cathedral
at st. Cloud, but since 1894, rector Of
St. Boniface. at Metros the largest
Catholic church in Stearns county.
died at the age of So.
- Red Wing-One man was killed and
three others injured, one probably fat
ally, in a head on collision between
special freight and switch engine
| Just outside the switching yard here
on the Great Western railway.
:, Ivanhoe-The merchants of Ivanhoe
have decided to take the corn held by
the farmers at premium Of 10 cents
a bushel up to- Jan. Is. The farmers
will receive credit on old or new &C.
counts for all corn they bring. y
-Gilbert-At a special election here
| to vote on the question OF separating
the village from the town Of Missabe
and on the issuing, of 100000 bonds
to- take~up the village Indebtedness,
both propositions were carried.
International Falls-Selby Vance
was arrested here by Sheriff Hugh
Van Itten charged with passing worth
less checks. He is also alleged to have
raised two checks, one from 80 cents
to 800 and one from SO to 800. r..
Moorhead = Mary Hartman OF
GAINESVILLE, whose husband. James
Hartman, was convicted in the Clay
county district court OF trying to kill
his wife with hammer OF June Z, has
instituted proceedings for q divorce.
Fergus Falls-A wolf chase across
| Citherall lake in an automobile led
Oscar Anderson to his death when
the machine he and three other com.
panions were riding in plunged
through thin ice and sank in 100 feet
of water. - ~ IF 4 49, - ~.
| yirginia-This city. will raise $780,
600 on certificates of indebtedness
bearing six per cent interest to be
used in relieving the unemployment
situation here. Already over 100 men
have been given employment on mu.
| nicipal work. II @..-.s. ~. .~.E- 49,.
Hibbing - Committees have been
named to frame the various sections
| u tAO pAOPOoCON AO" SA0A SOA Iva AAAD
bling and it is now assured that the
charter will be ready for presentation
to the voters in March, when the mu-
nicipal election is held. ~. ..z Z l
| Sank Center-The meeting of the
Northern Minnesota Editorial associa-
ton will be conducted here Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday, Jan. 26, ~ and
%. 1t is expected that IS members of
the association will be present and a
number of prominent speakers will be
heard. ~ & e--ss -.
Gilbert-Northern Minnesota wit
messed it's first organized protest
against the 18th amendment here
when citizens of % towns in the eighth
congressional district met in mass
meeting. Senator Mike Boylan was
named chairman for the eighth dis
trict of the Minnesota Sanity league
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