The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-09-14
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kota.
Devils Lake, N. D.-John Sullivan,
harvest hand, was shot here and
robbed of $3.50 by a bandit. Sullivan,
shot under the left arm, was taken to
a hospital. The bullet just missed his
heart
Rhinelander, Wis.-Fire believed to
have been caused by tramp who en-
rered the plant to sleep, destroyed the
planning mill Of the Larson Lumber
company at Jeffries, causing a loss OF
several thousand dollars.
Marathon City, Wis.-Mrs. Augusta
Zettin, 72 years old, of Stettin, near
here, is dead from injuries suffered
from the kick of horse.
Chippewa Falls, Wis.-Stewart, 8
year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Will
son, was seriously injured when struck
by notorious. His skull was crushed,
a portion of the bone being driven into
Ashland, Wis.-Settlers on northern
Wisconsin lands have won an encour.
aging victory by R. M. Hoyt, deputy
attorney general. Mr.. Hoyt holds that
a settler in Wisconsin who acquires
uncleared land is entitled to three
years exemption from taxation on the
property improved and cleared up to
40 acres, if he devotes the land to
agricultural purposes.
Fargo, N. D.-Crushed beneath
corn binder on the Hummer farm, In
Cass county, John Hummer of Fargo,
70 years old, is in hospital here.
Superior, Wis.-Present members OF
the city advisory council will retain
their offices for another year owing
to the fact that not 4 single candidate
has filed for election.
Superior, Wis.-Superior will enter
tain the 1923 Wisconsin state conven-
ton of the 1923 American legion.
Belle Fourche, S. D.-What is be-
lieved to be the best wheat yield in
South Dakota was threshed on the
farm of William Westlund. From 21
acres Of winter wheat Westlund thresh'
ed an average of 50A bushels an
acre.
Mcintosh, S. D.-Fi7s which started
from a locomotive, completely Destroy
ed 220 acres of wheat On the farms
Of C. P. and jacob Neumiller, north
of here. Considerable hay land and
pasture was also burned over.
Chippewa Falls, Wis.-Frank Nit
chell, farmer living about IL miles
from here, is in local hospital as the
result of an automobile crash.
Mitchell, S. D.-Mrs. Sarah Larson
was guest of the family of Morris
Wendleboe last fall on trip to Sioux
Falls. She has filed suit in circuit
court for $4,000 damages as re-
suit of that trip.
Sporting
Minneapolis-The Western Inter
collegiate Basket Ball association will
meet in Chicago Sept. 18th.
Wolfboro, N. H.-Ralph Hills,
Princeton star and member Of the last
Olympic team, broke the worlds 16
pound shotput record in an official
handicap meet here with a toss of 81
feet 9 inches.
Chicago-George Grammar, star
third baseman of the Omaha team of
the Western league, has been pur-
chased by the Cubs. The largest cash
amount ever paid for Glass A player
figured. Grantham is reputed to be
the fastest player in baseball today.
Chicago-Raymond Woodbridge, 10
year old pitcher, secured by Scout
Jack Dayle from the Lubbock club Of
the West Texas league reported to
Manager Killefer. Woodbridge is
right handed speed and curve ball
artist.
Foreign
Aondon-British officials have an.
nounced that Picadilly Circus, long a
landmark known to every tourist, is to
be torn down, enlarged and renamed.
neutrality-suspicious. for the annul
ment of the bill prohibiting emigration
to central Brazil, are under way be-
tween the German and Brazilian gov.
ernments.
Berlin-The date for the pro-Monae
chist coupe in Bavaria is reported tt
have been set. The reactionaries pre-
pared for last desperate fight against
the forces Of the republics, are con
centrating in and around Munich.
Tokio-The first confidential code
dispatches from Siberia etate that the
trans aikal Cossacks have risen, in
augurating revolution. The Cossacks
rising is somewhat premature, but the
bulk of the Chita army is expected tG
kill off the commissar's offices and
join the revolution.
Brussels-The mayor and chief OF
police of Ober-Cassel, in Belgian occu
pied territory, have been arrested by
Belgian military in pursuance of the
ultimatum giving the German authori
ties six hours to surrender the persons
who killed two Belgian soldiers. The
Rhineland high commission has for.
hidden the citizens of Ober-Cassel tc
be on the streets between D. M and