The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-12-28
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All 3 State
Condensed Stories Of Happenings
of the Week in Minnesota

Wheaton-Accide shot by her
5-year-old son, Mrs. Emil Simonson,
living west of here, is in local hos
pital in a serious condition.
DEMONSTRATING Of the large
stock barn on the fair grounds here
by the Pope County Fair association
is nearing completion.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the new
armory here will take place Dec. 22,
1t was announced.
Rice-Eighteen tubs of butter
weighing so pounds each, were stolen
from the Farmers Cooperative
creamery here Clues are scant.
colIeaeviIle-St. Thomas college is
tor rank as a university when college
of law is added in time for enroll
ment of students in September, 1928.
DuIuth-Edward Clark, IL years old,
was instantly killed near Duluth
Heights when he fell from school
bus and was crushed under the wheels.
Minneapoiis-Saleso of forget-me-nots
on downtown streets brought approx
mately $4,000 for the aid Of disabled
veterans and their families who are
in need.
Two Harbors-More than $50 rail-
road trainmen attended the annual
banquet of Stoneburner lodge, Broth
erhood Of Railway Trainmen, and
ladies' auxiliary here.
st. PauI-Minnesota produced 3O,'
zoo, 900 tons of iron ore during the
last year, of which 5,695,910 tons were
dug from state-owned land, Ray D.
Chase, state auditor, reported.
Minneapoiis-A tuberculosis survey
of Minneapolis to discover the actual
prevalence of the disease in the city
will be launched in 1923 by the Hen
nepin County tuberculosis association.
sherburn-With the intention OF
Joining zealously in the state wide
fight on tuberculosis among cattle, the
Martin County Cow Testing assocla-
ton was organized at meeting here
Windom-Charles Hammel CT Win
dom, who bought pint of liquor from
a. stranger and retired 20 an alley,
while in Minneapolis, ~ take drink,
was slugged and robbed of $3.50, hs
told police.
St. PauI-Courts have no jurisdlc-
ton under the corrupt practises act to
determine election contests for men,
bers of the legislature, according to
ruling by District Judge J. c. Michael
in St. Paul.
Fergus FaIis-After seven years
In If Y.
mond Aarv;g of this city, chiseled up
on it., has returned to the parents OF
the former owner, who was killed in
action in France.
1arnesviIle-C. G. Dosland of Moor:
head, defeated candidate for state sen
ator from Clay and Wilkin counties,
has instituted proceedings for a re-
count of the ballots cast in the No.
vember election.
Red Wina-Country aed city resi-
dents will join in protest at the hear
ing before the state railroad and ware
house commission in the near future,
when proposed increases in telephone
rates are discussed.
! Ferous FaiIs--United States Dis
.rict court opened here with Judge
Andrew Miller of North Dakota &C.
cupying the bench in place OF Judge
Page Morris, who is busy handling
liquor cases in st. Paul.
Minneapolis-Edwar l.. Maher was
arrested and held in $4,000 bail on
charges preferred by S. H. Holt of the
Children's Protective society, which
Mr.. Holt said were based on story
told him by girl, aged IL.
Winona-Alfred r. Stearns, SO years
OLD, one of the oldest residents of
st. Charles, Mimi, died at his home,
slightly more than. week after ne
and his wife celebrated their sixty
eighth wedding anniversary.
Red Wing-The two platoon system
will be inaugurated in the Red Wing
fire department Jan. I. Thereafter
the men will put in II hours on one
shift and 13 ON the other, instead OF
being on duty "a hours a day.
St. Cioud-About 30 alleged liquor
law violators from Stearns county are
hailing with JOY the fact that they
wit! escape the wrath of Judge Page
Morris, when they are arraigned In
federal court at Fergus Falls. ;1e
Waseca-At meeting Of the official
| board of the Methodist church, the pas
tor, Rev. C. H.. Miller. announced the
donation to the church by Mrs. j. b.
Dye, Of a set of Deagan tower chimes.
The chimes cost $4,000, exclusive Of
| the tower. -s
Redwood FalIs-Recently the state
supreme court reversed a decision OF
the district court of Redwood county
which is said to be far.reaching in its
| importance T. J. Frederick contract
ed to construct county ditch, and
during construction heavy rains wash
| ed sediment into the ditch, partly fill
| ing it. The contract was requested to
clean out the ditch before the county
would pay him the balance due, which
| he refused to do. The county won the
! case in the district court.
Waseca-The Waseca city council