The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1919-03-06

Forest Lake.-The farmers of the
vicinity Of Forest Lake will have IN
institute or One days duration on Sal
urday, March IS. 49,,
Virginia.-Mary Cervnovich, arrest
ed and charged with desertion of her
family, was released on $500 bail I'M
til her preliminary hearing.
Hibbing.-Tony Asich, arrested By
the sheriff's Office on charge OF sell
ing liquor upstairs over the Hibbine
fruit store on Pine street, to children.
was. bound over to district court.
Red Lake Falls.-A costume party
for women only held at the Foresters'
hall was attended by more than eighty
women and netted $3.50 for the Red
Lake County Memorial association.
Pipestone.-The large crew OF men
erecting Pipestone's new $25O,OO0 high
school building has not missed day
all winter. The work has so advanced
that the building will be ready for co.
cupancy next fall.
Thief River Falls.-Dr. F. H. Gam
bell, former mayor. who came here In
1902, is planning to move away. He
sold out half interest in his practice
to DR.. Lawrence F. Fisher, OF Grand
Forks, N. D., who has already arrived
to take up his new duties.
Pipestone.-A report from Washing
ton says that Ray Williams Of Pipe
stone, who several weeks ago was re-
ported as missing In action since Oct.
l, in France. is now listed as killed
in action about the same date.
Wadena.-Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wilkins
will leave about March 1 for Cassel-
ton, N. D., where Mr.. wilkins has
rented a farm and will engage In rails
ing of wheat and live stock: For many
years Mr.. Wilkins has been in charge
of the Commercial hotel here.
Thief River Falls.-Fire Chief Paul
Medderich, DESTROYS that the city be
better protected from fires, has for
some time been advocating the install
lation Of fire alarm system. Upon
consultation with the aldermen he was
advised to get full particulars Al to
the installing of siren system.
Minneapolis. The Northwestern
Clay Manufacturers association. at
their annual convention at the West
hotel, elected the following officers:
F.. B. Martin, Minneapolis, president,
to succeed r. H. Smith, Minneapolis;
c. X. Willard, Heron Lake, reelected
vice.president, and H. w. Lindler. Min
neapolis. reelected secretary-treasurer.
The executive committeeman named
are: c. ]. Swanson, Minneapolis; W..
A. Ochs, Springfield, Minn.; Jacob
Voelker. Winona; G. A. WEIGH, Mime
apolis, and v. F. Kreycik. West Con-
cord, MINI.
Hibbing.-The naturalization cam.
paign here is already having the de-
sired effect of making new and better
American citizens. Although but a
month old, It is noticeable at the nat
uralization office at the county court.
house building. For May there are
approximately twenty applications for
citizenship, the majority being citizens
of Italy, who now reside in Hibbing.
Chisholm, and Bull. Austrians are also
applying fO1 citizenship. Their names
are posted and they will have to await
a definite action to be taken by the
government.
St. Paul.-Nearly $3.50 having been
spent for a talking machine and rec
ords and other holiday.time purchases,
the entertainment fund Of the crew on
the U. s. 8. Minnesota has dwindled
to $63.25, according to q statement to
the State Public Safety commission
late yesterday from Capt. J. v. Chase,
commander. The Public Safety COM
mission contributed $4,000 to tho fund.
Other donations made q grand total
of $2,515.49 in the fund. But the crew
needed much athletic equipment, read.
ing matter and other special things to
add to their enjoyment, and new dona.
lions probably will be welcomed now
that the fund is almost exhausted.
st. Paul-The following officers Of
the Minnesota Editorial association
were elected at the closing session OF
the annual convention held here: Pres
ident, Asa M. Wallace, Sank Center
Herald; first vice-president, J. r. Lam
dy, Olivia Times; second vice-presf-
dent, Philip Liesch. Brown County
Journal, New Ulm; third vfce.presi.
dent w. E. Verify. Wadena Pioneer
Journal: secretary, John E. Casey. Jor.
dan Independent; treasurer, H. c. Ho-
falling. Mapleton Enterprise; executive
committeeman, three year term, L. 8.
Whitcomb, Albert Lea Tribune. Frank
J. Meyst, manager Western Newspaper
Union. Minneapolis, was named as the
associations representative o. the
committee to recodify the state'e
newspaper laws. Other members arr:
one senator. one representative, the
attorney general and the state printer.
Minneapolis. - Representative ]. J.
I1oriarity Of Shakopee has been elect.
ed president of the woodrow Wilson
Way Association of Minnesota" Other
officers elected at the organization
meeting are: H. J. Merdinck. st. Louis
county, J. o. Serline OF Kanabec, N. E.
Anderson of Isant, H. Edmond Of An
Okla, and H. NJ. Orheld of Hennepin,
vice presidents, and r. p. FELTON,, Sec
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