The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-08-24

Montevtdeo-Mr. and Mrs. Gustav
Ellason celebrated their golden we'd
dnig anniversary here. They had spent
their entire half century OF welded
life in Chippewa county.
Minneapolis 49, The Board OF Est1-
mate and Taxation will hold a special
meeting to sell 100000 Of bonds for
school purposes and 100000 OF bonds
to finance sewer construction,
Mime apolis-Two hundred former
residents of Stanley. Wisconsin,, held
! picnic and reunion at Lake Harriet
picnic grounds.
OuIuth-According to records IN the
office of the clerk of district court 49,
| 900 pints or 2,377 gallons of banded
whisky have been sold in st. Louis
| county under doctors orders since
Aug. 4, 1919.
Canby-A little daughter of Herman
| Schutt. residing near Brandt. was
severely injured about the legs when
she was caught in mower in use on
| the Schutt farm. She stepped In front
| OF the mower.
Campbeli-Investigat showed that
the four children, John, Ralph and Al
bert Stevens and Edgar Wray, whose
| bodies were taken from barn follow
ing a fire, died of suffocation.
Luverne-Cracksmen entered two
Standard Oil stations here and blew
the safes at both places and escaped
with approximately $500. They also
broke into the Ford garage.
Moorhead-Rev. J. c. Craig. st.
Paul, was tie principal speaker at the
! exercises marking the laying of the
cornerstone of the Grace Methodist
church here,
Crookston-Rube Lukkason. former
star hockey player, is held in the
Polk county jail here. Lukkason was
arrested on a charge Of stealing an
automobile owned by H. P. Packard
of Minneapolis.
Jordan-Mrs. John Rupert, who.
with her husband and son, Florian.
| were injured in an automobile acci-
dent near here. died without regaining
| consciousness. Physicians said death
was due to fractured skull.
Wabasso-The present summer is
proving a banner one for building op-
| cldk4OuS al "dUdoSOs az kA0 PASoSAS
time $4,000 high school building is
in course of construction, and an ex-
| tensive sewer system is also being in
stalled. At q recent meeting Of the
Cooperative Creamery company. 1t
was decided that a new building should
be erected.
:xceIsiorrThree thousand members
of Zuhrah Temple, Order Of the Mys-
| tic Shrine, attended the annual pic
mic of the organization at Spring
Park, Lake Minnetonka. Many state
officials and out-of-town Shriners were
included among the guests.
New Praeue-This city is to- lose
the International Milling. Co.. which
| announced it's removal to Minneapolis
in the early future Several families
and single employees will go with the
moving of the general Offices
Hibbing-The annual meeting and
picnic of the Associated Italian Amer
icanization clubs of Northern Mime
| sofa will be held at Eveleth, Mimi,
August goth. In case of rain the
| Eveleth hockey rink and municipal
| auditorium has been rendered the asso-
| citation. The city council of Eveleth
| has also offered the service Of the
Eveleth band.
St. PauI-Thomas Aldan Abbott, for
many years president Of the firm of
T. A. Abbott and Brothers, St. Paul,
manufacturers Of sash, doors and
blinds, died at his home, 4S7 Ashland
avenue, st. Paul. Mr.. Abbott, who
was IS years old, had been i'll for more
than two years. He was president for
! some years of the State Humane
Society.
Winona-The extent to which pigs
| are commonly kicked by farmers to
keep them out of the trough at feed
| ing time was argued in municipal
| court here Roy Celtic, II year old
farmland, charged Frank Pruka, his
| employer, with assault. Because the
farmer thrashed him for kicking the
pigs The court found Pruka not
| guilty.
| Red. Wing Martin Erickson OF
| White Rock was sentenced by Judge S.
J. Nelson to 10 days in Jail for driving
an automobile while intoxicated and
for 80 days more for transporting
liquor. Andrew Johnson Of this city
who was riding with Erickson when
the latter was arrested, drew Is days
! in Jail for resisting arrest.
Austin-August Detloff, held in the
county Jail for the murder Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wagner at Grand Meadow.
spends most of his time walking up
and down the corridor. Once day he
is allowed the company of a prisoner
who is spending 80 days in the jail.
Detloff asked for a copy of the New
Testament.
| Red Wlno-A plague OF rats has be-
| come so serious here in the business
| district that the Chamber of Commerce
has named a committee to consider
the best means OF exterminatipg them.
Business men report they have tried
| o.,;,o,, ooto ond dooe h,1t ati11 Tho rod.