The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-09-21
BrietrMm
All & State
Condensed Stories Of Happenings
Of the Week In Minnesota

Winona-One man was shot, an
other was injured with club, and
three men, said to be strikers, were
arrested here for an alleged attempt
to interfere with the federal injunc-
ton by rioting.
MarshaII-Lockjaw resulting from a
slight injury on one of his heels,
caused the death of Eugene Case, aged
II, of this city.
MiIaca-The ]. A. Mcdonald Con-
struction company of Minneapolis was
awarded the contract for the erection
of the new Mile Laos county court
house here. The cost will be approx
mately $150,000.
Crookston-Will Ripelle, aged 80, a
farmer residing near here, was killed
when he fell under the wheels OF a
Great Northern freight train while at
tempting to catch ride. Ripelle's
body was cut in two.
Thief River FaIIs-Orton Olson OF
this city, last years winner of first
and sweepstakes prizes on wheat at
the Crookston farm crop show, has
been awarded the blue ribbon prize on
wheat at the Central Fair and EXPOSE
ton, at Aurora, Ill.
DuIuth-Wallace Kurki, aged 4, was
run down and killed by an automobile
driven by T. M. Perry. Perry was ar
rested, but later released.
Worthington-Fire starting from
sparks from a threshing machine en-
CINE destroyed six grain stacks on the
farm Of Rev. J. A. Eddy.
Maynard-Water for drinking and
cooking purposes is getting more
scarce every day in this locality as
the wells are giving out one after an
other, on account of the long continu-
ed drouth.
Calumet-William Buchanan, of Ca
lumet, committed suicide by shooting
after coming home from dance at 3
a. m. Dependency, brought on by
the death of his wife and infant child
several months ago is said to have
been the cause.
Thief River FaIIs-The dates for
poultry week in Pennington county
have been set for Sept. 18 to Is with
E. w. Stanfield as demonstration.
canby-The Yellow Medicine coun
ty fair association has invited every
person who lived within 10 miles OF
Candy through the famous deep snow
winter of 1SS0-1S81, to attend the fair
on Sept 16 as guests of the fair man
agement.
St. CIoud-The Fl year search Of a
mother for the baby snatched from her
by her husband has been ended.
Through the Red Cross Of Pawnee,
Okla, Mrs. Harry Inglearengel has
found her son, now owner Of oil lands
in Oklahoma and wealthy.
Observation-Disclosures Of the fourth
district Minnesota Creamery Opera
tors, will meet in this city Thursday,
Sept. 21. The district embraces a
number Of the counties of this Sec
ton of the state.
WaterviIIe-The lie Sueur County
Baseball league has completed It's
schedule with the American Legion
team of Waterville, winning the
pennant.
IhIen-In order to obtain the ser
vices of a resident physician, 200 PEG
ple signed an agreement to pay 9
physician $12 year each. DIR. Lee
of Egan, s. D., will undertake the
work.
St. Cloud-Mayor w. W. Matson, act
ing for the conservation of coal, has
launched a campaign OF publicity
through the various local civic organi
cations. All residents of the city are
urged to use as little coal as possible
Winona-A reduction in Winona's
gas rates from $1.79 to $1.71 per thou
sand cubic feet has been announced
effective for the next four months.
MinneapoIis-Alonzo P. Grace, in
| structor in anthropology and Ameri
canization worker at the University o.
Minnesota, has resigned to take pc
sition as head of the social science de
| partment of Forestry state normal o.
North Dakota, he said.
| Pipestone-Five farm homes in one
neighborhood, northwest of Pipestone
were ransacked by thieves while mem
bers of the family were in this city
shopping. In each instance the rob
bers took only the best wearing ap
parel.
Winona-Recently when Miss Pol
Yin began to play the piano at he1
home, a reptile known as a pilot
rattlesnake crawled out from behint
the instrument. Miss Polzin escaped
without being bitten.
StiIlwater-Residen of South Still
water are conducting a mail ballot t.
decide whether to change the name o
the village, the desire being to ge
away from the name "Stillwater." I'M
name Andersenville is popular.
Mountain Lake-This town has NJ
Jail but large refrigerator in a mea
market has been made to serve tn
purpose. It's latest occupant was
Mankato salesman who was placed II
the refrigerator to sober up and KEEP