The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-03-09
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bers after an existence Of 10 days,
~ Willmar-Rasmus Korth, aged so,
who has resided in the vicinity of WILL
mar for the last so years, died at his
home here. <~.,-...,. $751; 49,, :,
Anoka-The Anoka County Farm
bureau had its annual banquet here.
down to about 200. @~z..-
Balaton-Louisa B. Shequen has
just celebrated her 103d birthday an
niversary. Mrs. Shequen is the oldest
person in this part Of the state.
Luverne-J. q. Sherman, aged IS,
and A. Partz, aged 20, were held to the
grand jury at the March term of court,
on q charge of stealing touring car.
Luverne-By a unanimous vote of
the directors of the Rock County
Farm Bureau association. M. E.. Teet'
or was reelected as county agent of
Rock county for the coming year.
". Walnut Grove-Fire destroyed the
warehouse of the McComb Fur & Hide
company here, with an estimated loss
Of 100000 A large stock of mink and
skunk hides valued at nearly $4,000
was consumed. -. :. = T."
. st. Paul-Hascal R. Brill, Ramsey
county district Judge, died here. Judge
Brill was in the midst of his eighth
consecutive term on the Ramsey coun.
ty Bench, having served continuous
~ since March 1, 1875.
Duluth-A campaign TO bring the
membership up to the 1900 mark has
been launched by the David Visited
post of the American Legion. The
post now has an enrolment of 1850
with $50 of this number paid up for
1922. %.-@- III -. II !. .:::-.- n e,
Kenyon-Whether or not Kenyon
will have Sunday moving picture
shows will depend on how her citi'
zens vote at an election, March IA.
The city council has decided to put
the question up to the voters at that
time. IS s: X. -. ID - -.s-- -,
. Dilworth-Roy Holmes, IL, was
smothered in a cave he and his com:
panicns had dug in a huge snowdrift
near his home. A portion of the drift
caved in on the boy and he had ap'
parently struggled to dig his way out
when overcome. -: re. j
Thief River Falls-After five hours
elaboration the jury in the case of
Gundar Gunderson against Ole Uere:
son returned a verdict for the defen'
dant, finding him not guilty Of aliena:
ton of affection. Suit for $4,000
had been brought.
Albert Lea-Harry Hanson, trav.
cling salesman OF st. Paul, was seri.
ously injured and ten other persons
were severely shaken up when a bus.
running between Albert Lea and Aus.
tin rolled of the grade, pinning the
occupants under the machine.
Minneapolis-D Posnick, con-
victed in the Minneapolis Winnipeg
whisky conspiracy case has begun his
sentence of a year and day in the
federal penitentiary at Leavenworth,
according to Edward Rustad. deputy
United States marshal In Minneapolis.
Minneapolis Jealously Of another
woman's alleged affections toward her
husband was Indicated in q note found
in the bathrobe worn by Mrs. William
Carlson, who committed suicide after
shooting Mr.. Carlson through the
head, Mr.. Carlson, although in seri.
GUS condition was reported slightly i'm.
proved at General hospital. . = -
Willmar-Hans Altman, who lives
alone on farm near Atwater, mar
rowly escaped death when he dined on
flapjacks made from poisoned powder
instead of pancake flour. Altman had
q neighbor bring him some groceries
from town. Both pancake -four and
potato bug powder being included In
the order. When Altman arose the
next morning he opened the wrong
box. y y
Minneapolis Ground will be broken
when the frost leaves the earth for
the new First Baptist church at
Eleventh street and Harmon place, to
be. the fourth largest Protestant
church In the United States Rev. w.
B. Riley, pastor, said following the
oversubscription OF the $350,000 set as
goal for 10 days campaign which
just ended. 81. s-1,5,
Duluth-C Coast guardsmen and gov.
eminent lighthouse keepers are daily
scanning moving ice foes in Lake SUI
perior in the hope Of picking up traces
Of two small boats, which are believed
to have contained the bodies OF two
persons-James Maher, Cook county
commissioner, and Mrs. Alfred Peter:
son. wife OF French River, Mimi,
fisherman, who were lost on the lake
IN January.
Minneapolis-Plans are focused on
the cooperation Of city, council and