The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-07-20
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Condensed Stories Of Happenings
Of the Week In Minnesota

took pace in municipal court here be-
fore Judge Hiram s. Golf when w. c.
Henline, charged with shooting robin
was fined SIS and costs.
St. PauI-Damage resulting from the
fire which broke out in the sub-base'
ment of the Waldorf Paper Products
company, was estimated at $4,000. The
flames for time threatened total de-
struction of the, building.
Austin-Charter presentation day,
was a gala affair for members OF the
Austin Kiwanis club and the 100 or
more visitors from clubs in neighbor'
ing cities.
Duluth-Two Duluthians were killed
almost instantly when the automobile
in which they were riding was struck
by a train two miles west OF Wright,
so miles west Of here.
MacGreaor-J. r. Hubbell, aged 60,
pioneer, shot and killed himself in
hotel here. He appeared in good sp1r'
it's Just before the tragedy and no
reason Has been advanced for his deed.
St. PauI-Governor J. A. O. Preus
called upon all peace officers and coun'
ty and municipal officials to take
steps tc prevent any unlawful acts ID
tho railway shopmen's strike IN &C.
cordance with proclamation OF Presl'
dent Harding.
MinneapoIis-A boy, aged S, furnish
ed police their only clue as they hunt
ed a man named ernest" who took
Mrs. Joseph Henegy, aged %, for an
automobile ride, two hours before she
was found dying on the East River
road.
breckenridge One hundred per:
formers Of Gollmar Brothers circus WIS.,
tied the cemetery here and placed
flowers on the graves Of four perform
ers of Ringing Brothers, who were
killed by lightning in 1907.
WiIImar-The B. P. o. E. lodge OF
Willmar is planning a big celebration
here July 10. The program will in
clude horse races, ladies' races, foot
races, climbing the creased pole and
catching the creased pig.
Lake City-Practically the whole
135th Infantry turned out for funeral
services for Guy Twichell, Appleton,
member of M company, who was
drowned in Lake Pepin. The body was
sent to Appleton under military es'
cort.
St. PauI-Advantages which will &C
crue to the Northwest through the
industrial use of the power OF the
high dam were outlined before the
meeting of the board of directors OF
the Minnesota Farm Bureau at the Old
Capitol by Paul Doty.
Albert Lea-The Wedge Nursery
company is exhibiting at it's office here
a new variety of sweet corn that. 1t
is expected, will enable lovers OF sweet
corn to have it in Minnesota July l.
! The seed was obtained from the Ca
madam experimental station.
St. PauI-Harry E. Wilson, defeated
candidate for nomination for state sen
ator from the fifth legislative district
will have his name on the ballot IN
November in place of the late Senator
w. A. Nolan, according to opinion
issued by Attorney General Clifford L.
Hilton.
St. cIoud-State highway No. ~.
leading from the twin cities to Little
Falls and Erainerd, will be retained
on the west side of the river from St
Cloud to the Royalton bridge regard.
less of the opening of the pavement
to Sank Rapids, it is announced here
Lake Crystal William Deutsch,
druggist, is to collect bounty on wolf
he killed with his automobile on
public road. The wolf was crossing
the road along which Mr.. Deutsch was
driving, and was apparently dazzled
by the lights of the machine, which
struck and killed it.
Red Winq-Branch stores of the
Goodhue County Cooperative company
are to be sold and business concen'
trated in the main Red Wing store
under a decision reached at meeting
Of stockholders. The sale Of branch
stores is following out policy under
which the company has been working
for the past year.
crookston-A race involving hun
dreds of thousands of dollars anc
which is rapidly nearing the finishing
line is being watched anxiously BY
farmers throughout this section of the
northwest. It is race between the
rapidly maturing wheat and the slo"
spread of rust.
Little FaIls-The Lions club of this
city is sponsoring movement to have
located here .. new hospital for insane
which the Minnesota state board OF
control has announced it will erect.
committee has been named to present
the claims Of Little Falls as favor
able location for the new hospital
st. Paul-Recount of the ballots ir
the contest brought by John J. Peter
son against the nomination Of William
A. Reiling, candidate, for the legislative
nomination in the 3Sth district, NORTH
St. Paul, failed to show discrepancies
sufficient to unseat Reiling.
chishoIm-Balkan township has 9
,-ow NJ men employed crawling the