The Tomahawk., 1922-09-07
Neu1f BrietrMm
All & State
condsnssd Stories q Happenings
of Tie Week b Minnesota

duu Will OAOOu SId4uS VI LILO seeaIs eA0
floor.
- St. PauI-The honeymoon of Tony
Scandal and Susan Vilano, married
in St. Paul recently was interrupted
when George Quinn, p years old, was
shot during a fight that followed the
intrusion of unlimited persons at the
wedding party.
! Virginia, Minn-Miss Dorothy Con.
nor Of Gilbert is winner of the popu-
larity contest stated in connection
with the American legion convention
here.
Duluth-Dr: John J. Eklund, who
was shot to death in his office by an
insane man recently, left an estate
valued at $194,445. DR.. William J. Elk
lund, a son, is the only heir.
GiIbert-The Genoa Mine, the Oldest
producer in this section, is to close
down Aug. 31st.
Austin-Crochetw work by boys con-
stitutes part of the school exhibit at
the county fair this year..
Saltwater, Minn.-One thousand
children under the age of II are to be
guests of the local Elks lodge at a pic
mic at Crocus park.
st. Paul-Judge William Louis Kel-
ly, senior member of the Ramsey coun-
ty district court bench, celebrated the
eighty-ffth anniversary Of his birth
at his home in St. Paul.
Red Wing-One woman was criti-
cally injured, another woman and a
man badly hurt and two others escaped
unhurt when a party of five AUTOMOBILE
lists en- route from Ellsworth, Wis.,, to
the Twin Cities, turned completely
over.
MinneapoIis-Mrs. Earle Brown,
wife of Sheriff Brown of Hennepin
county, sailed for Europe on the Ma
jestic for six weeks visit in Eng
land and on the continent.
Hastings, Minn.-Miss Alma Gunder-
son Of Ellsworth, Wis.,. was injured in
an automobile accident near Miesyille.
Her condition was considered grave by
attending physicians.
Red Wing-Barney Steiner and
Miss M. Paipal, both of Ellsworth,
Wis.,, were injured in an automobile
wreck near here. They received treat
ment in a Red Wing hospital.
r. Fergus Falls-The body of Mrs. Carl
Formo, living near Alton, south of
here, was found in a small lake near
her former home.
Lewiston, Minn.-Public dances in
Lewiston on Saturday nights are for
hidden by an ordinance. passed by the
village board.
Austin, Mlnn.-Albert F. Knapp,
whose escape from the Rochester
state hospital for tae insane Thursday
residents ct Dexter, his old
home, has been captured.
MlnneapoIis-With both legs broken
as result, it Is believed, of being kid
carried Is miles in an auto
mobile and kicked against a speeding
freight train, Warren Cogswell, II,
was taken to the General hospital on
his arrival from Olivia.
Winona-Pine Island won first hon.
ors in the band tournament here un-
der the auspices Of the Winona Mu-
mcipal band.
Duluth-The new wing Of the St.
Mary's hospital, costing 100000, was
officially opened when Bishop John T.
of the Duluth Catholic do
cese blessed the edifice.
Duluth-Two steamers, carrying
combined cargoes of $4,000 bushels of
rye for export cleared from Superior
over the weekend.
Hibbna, Naturalization Of the
new home of the Hibbing Masonic
lodge tomorrow will be made the oc-
casion of one of the largest gather
ngs of Masons in years.
neapoIis-Thomas Van Lear, for.
mer mayor of Minneapolis, was named
Is a candidate for county treasurer by
he Working Peoples Nonpartisan
eague, and announced that he would
make the race.
st. Paul-Official tabulation Of live
stock entries by the entry department
If the Minnesota State Fair, shows
he biggest entry of stock and poultry
sver received by the fair. Il
MinneapoIis-A 12-year-old boy rout-
I'd two bandits from his fathers groc-
Try. store by grabbing a revolver and
iring at the men as their backs were
urned.
st. PauI-Failure of any of the 200,- |
100 tons of coal allotted to the north. |
vest by the federal fuel administra- |
or to reach Lake Erie points has
caused C. P. White, federal fuel dis
ributor for the northwest, to send out |
elegrams of investigation.
MinneapoIis-In refutation Of the |
,rand jury charges that gamblers and |
operated in Minneapolis |
without molestation from the police,
Of Police A.. G. Jensen |
will publish statistics of police activi-
les against law violators.
disqualification of the new st. |
7incent de Paul Catholic church at |
)sseo took place in the presence Of
hundreds of former and present par
sh members.
Red Wjno-Dr. Kretzschmar, a ply. |