The Tomahawk., 1922-01-19
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OF 81 In soft coal were put INTO enecs
here. g.. -.
Slayton-Edward Krusemark lost
tire fingers when he put shotgun
shell on a stove and an explosion fol-
lowed.
Adrian-Eldon Fitzpatrick, aged 10.
is dead here from injuries received
when he fell from a ladder while re-
pairing roof.
Marshall-Horace G. Hoffman, aged
20, resident of Marshall for the last
80 years, died at his home here after
a brief illness.
p. Waseca-Members of the Waseca
county fair board have named Aug.
%, 20 and 80 as the dates for the an
nual county fair. ..
Chicken fanciers from
all parts of Minnesota gathered here
for the seventh annual show of the
Chippewa County Poultry association:
Albert Lea - Three striking en-
ployes of Wilson & Co., packers. were
fined and sentenced to Jail upon con-.
viction of having violated an injunc-
ton and restraining order restricting
picketing.
Pipestone - The Boy Scouts here
have received letter from President
Warren G. Harding thanking them for
a peace pipe, made from the sacred
red pipestone, which they sent to him
as a holiday gift.
Winona - Bishop Charles Bayard
Mitchell and G. A. Cahoon, district
superintendent of the Winona district,
assisted in dedicating a new $4,000
organ at the Central Methodist Epis-
copal church here. --...--. .....
st. Paul-Five persons convicted OF
murder and five convicted OF man
slaughter are among the "a prisoners
whose appeals for pardon and clemen"
cy came before the state pardon board
at it's quarterly meeting.
Grand Rapids-A large number OF
farmers of Itasca county have sent in
a petition asking that 585 acres of
land oe cleared under the Bessette
law. It is figured clearing Of the land
will cost about $40 an acre.
Fairmont-In an effort to replace
what citizens have denounced as
charter relic of the muSkrat age" Is
voters and freeholders of Fairmoat
have been named by Judge e. G. Dean
of the district court to frame new
charter. ill., ~ ~.~- .'..-
+ Glendale cholera has again
broken out in this vicinity after one
epidemic was supposedly stamped out
few weeks ago. The first appear
ance of the new outbreak was In the
herd of Thomas Larson, east Of this
village.
st. Paul-Nearly 1000 persons who
lost property in the Cloquet fire, val
ued at s20,0O0,000 or more, will lose
their right to recover damage unless
they file suit on or before Feb. %, &C.
cording to a notification made public
by the Cloquet Fire Reimbursement
association 80 -. -.
st. Paul-C. w. Glotfelter of Water
vile was elected president OF the Min
nesota Shorthorn Breeders associa-
ton at the annual meeting here. The
meeting was attended by more than
sixty-five members of the association
who are here to attend the sixth Royal
show and sale at South st. Paul.
Fort William, Ont-A light seen on
Welcome island led to hope that 1t
might be a signal Of James Maher,
missing COMMISSIONER of Cook county,
Minnesota, who disappeared on
cruise from Cloud bay. The icebreak.
ing tug Strathn1ore, carrying ". H.
Maher, brother IT the missing man,
loft to explore tbs island.
q Minneapolis-Five cars Of -four, a
carload each from Mankato. New
Prague and st. James, and four cars
of corn from Mountain Lake, went for
ward to New York for shipment to
the Volga famine area as part of Min.
nesota's response to the appeal OF the
Minnesota Russian Relief committee
for "A million pounds of -four to save
million lives in Russia ,a.-sr<
St. .Paul-That the rural school Is
the weak link in Minnesota's educa-
tional system. requiring several meas.
ures to bring up its standards. and
that health supervision of school chill
dren should be extended to the entire
state, are conclusions forced on mem
bers Of the interim legislative com.
mission on education as a result OF
three days OF hearings at the state
capitol, members OF the commission
said. The commission recessed until
Jan. "a, when it will resume hearing
representatives of various organiza.
tfons.
Pslican Rapids-Following the &C.
auittal in, district court at Fergus
Fall. of John Gunderson, accused OF
having assaulted his partners wife, q
crowd Of 200 local citizens waited on
Gunderson when he returned here and
informed him his presence is no longer
desired in this town. No violence was
attempted.
ST. Paul-The third annual conven-
ton Of the Minnesota Farm Bureau
federation closed with the election Oh
officers to guide its work in 1922. J.
r. Reed Of Lac Out Parle county, was
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