The Tomahawk., 1922-11-16
Neurf Briet{@m
All & State
CONDEMNED Stories Of Happsnings
Of The Week IN kinnesota

st. PauI-Accommodati will be
provided for winter srortsmen visiting
Itasca State park. state forestry board
have decided.
Prlnceton-State Auditor Ray p.
Chase, collapsed from overexertion in
the campaign while speaking here. He
paused, was too tired to resume and
tainted.
Austin-Fear of diphtheria cpl.
demic caused the closing of the Adams
consolidated school, 20 miles south.
east of Austin, following quarantine
of several homes.
Waseca-A drive for funds to con-
struct a new private school building
for Sacred Heart academy has result.
ed in the subscription of more than
ISL, 900 for the new structure by mem
bers of the parish of this city.
AIden-B. F. Midtown, formerly OF
the Farmers State bank of Lyle, Mimi,
has purchased the controlling interest
of Thomas Ellingson in the Security
State bank Of Alden.
Hibblng-Joseph Penosky of Chem
was fined $3.50 in court here Ha
was arrested by Warden Woods for
using the headlights on his machine
to attract deer.
Moose Lake-The Moose Lake Poul
try association has been organized. 1t
has membership Of g. FRANKLIN S.
! Emmett was elected PRESIDENT
Thief River FaIls-The annual poul
try show of the Pennington County
Poultry association will be held Dec.
IL, Is and IA, it was announced here.
It is hoped to have 1,00c entries.
Shipping in and out Of the
Twin Ports has been delayed, some
what because Of severe gales sweeping
this end of Lake Superior.
MinneapoIis-Mis Gratia Country.
man, city librarian of this city, was
selected as foreman of the Hennepin
county grand jury, being the first WON.
an in Minnesota ever to serve in this
capacity.
DuIuth-Duluth's annual building
record has been smashed. Permits for
construction issued thus far this year
by the city building inspector total
more than the number granted during
all Of 1921. Permits for the first 10
months of the year total $5,45O,0o0.
Minneapolis in repeating the
six-cent street car fare in Minneapo-
lis is in prospect as the result of the
fact that all briefs in the contempt
case brought by the city against car
officials will not reach the state su.
preme court before December.
Hibbing-A temporary injunction
was granted Paul Shevchuck and Fred
Novel;, Brooklyn plumbers, in deci.
sion handed down by Judge Martin
Hughes, restraining the village OF
Hibbing and the plumbing board from
enforcing the provisions of the ordi.
nance which requires plumbers to OBJ
tain licenses.
st. PauI-This city has passed its
$5,0OO,O0O school bond program by 3
to 1 vote on the face of returns in 60
of zoo city precincts. OF the precincts
reported, only two gave the school
bond proposition minority vote.
DuIuth-Eighteen vessels, two of
them carrying hard coal and the rest
soft coal have arrived here over the
week end. Four more vessels bearing
hard coal are on the way. No soft
coal shortage is anticipated but deal
ers see q shortage in anthracite.
Waseca-The Waseca county grand
jury has requested the condemning of
the county jail and the building of a
new one or the complete renovation
and remodeling of the old structure.
The action follows the refusal Of Dis
trice Judge Childress to sentence
more prisoners to Jail terms.
St. CIoud-Jubilee services were
conducted, at the First Presbyterian
church here in honor of Rev. v. Camp
bell, who retires as pastor emeritus
after So years of continuous services,
each person presenting the veteran
pastor with flowers.
Tracy-Because of an accident on
her first streetcar ride, Rose Myrtle
Hansen, aged 20, Of Tracy, was award
ed $4,000 damages by jury in Judge
F. M. Nye's court. The Minneapolis
Street Railway company was the de-
PENDANT. It is the largest damage YER
dict in district court in many years.
WiIlmar-A large number OF rela.
tives and friends gathered at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Haug in
Pennock to assist them in celebrating
their 53rd wedding anniversary.
InneapoIis-"F1ivver" owners to
the contrary Notwithstanding, repre-
sentatives of an eastern motor car
concern proved here it is possible to
knock down. a complete automobile
engine and reassemble it correctly
within an hour, in a demonstration at
the experimental engineering building
of the University of Minnesota.
Deer Rivera virulent form Of diph.
iberia is reported raging in the north
settlement, and one child, died after
4 short illness. According to the In.
vestigations made by the state labor.
atory, the cases are those of black
diphtheria.
st. Paul-Price levels substantially