The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-11-17
HAPPENINGS IN
GOPHER / STATE
News From All Parts Of Mlnne'
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EVENTS BRIEFLY TOLD
Where Busy Readers VIII Find News
From All Parts Of state Terssly
.y Chronloled Tor Their
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raised in st. Louis county for the
Irish relief fund. " + III. Z, 49,: ,
Thief River Falls-L. A. Hampert Of
this city has been appointed a deputy
state bank examiner and has gone to
st. Paul to enter upon his duties. :
Minneapolis will be ask
ed to give $1,500,000 for the relief OF
millions Of sufferers In Europe and the
near east within the next few months.
st. Paul-There have been 500 cases
of infantile paralysis in Minnesota this
year and 50 deaths. according to Or. O.
Mcdaniel of the State Board of Health.
Winona-Harry Young Of Mime
iska escaped uninjured when the tour
ing car which he was driving plunged
over q 80 foot embankment near here.
Rochester-The American Neurol.
ogical Surgical society Is in session at
the Mayo clinic. Many prominent sur
geons from all parts of the country
are in attendance. - >- -
St. Cloud-Henry p. Reaser, aged
Sc, a brakeman, died Of shock at Mon
ticello following the loss Of an arm
from injuries received when he slipped
and fell between two cars. 49,.
,Bagley-A verdict of murder in the
third degree was returned by 8 jury in
the case Of the state against George
Quinn, an Indian charged with the
killing of Walter Westfal.
Minneapolis an hour Of par.
liamentary battling the Minnesota
Education association voted to. join;
the National Education association at
it's annual convention here. ~,
! Lake City-More than 500 entries
have been made for the Oak Center
Poultry association show, Nov. 20, %
and "a, according to Julius Zillgitt,
secretary. This is the seventh annual
exhibit. o.. .%~;> ~ !.
| Bemidji-Fifteen health clinics will;
be conducted in the southern part Of
Beltrami county, during this month,
according to present plans of the.
South Beltrami County Public Health
association. ~. i = ~ =.
! Duluth-Less than half an hour az
ter she had withdrawn her life saving
of $500 from bank, Mrs V. Vexal
lost the money somewhere" in a five
duU t0u CSAt 6IOAO, 1CSVA uAA6 " q AZ
port made to the police. H.. -.
!; Brainerd-Crow Wing county has
secured a state experimental farm for
the testing of sandy land. Twenty
acres were leased by the University
of Minnesota from Fred Johnson,
near Crow Wing station. 49,. J.. =
&c. st. Paul-The school board has
accepted the plans for new Junior
high school, Bids will be opened No.
vemberl 20. Only part of the build
ing win be erected at first. The entire
cost will be within $250,000. -*=.
Duluth-Despondent since his wife
took her own life by, asphyxiation,
John Pikkarainen committed suicide.
Gas from the same jet purposely OPEN
ed by Mrs. Pikkarainen six weeks ago.
caused the death Pikkarainen.
Winona-A touring car and garage,
the two valued at $4,000, were destroy
ed 5y fire when gasoline, with which
John Holmay Of this city, was washing
parts Of the cars engine, ignited, hurl-
ing Holmay out of the garage door.
Duluth-Fire, resulting from the
explosion of still resulted in the seiz.
ure of six barrels of mash and the ar
rest of Mrs. Mary Zuchiatti, a widow
and mother of four children, on
charge Of manufacturing moonshine.
Mantorville - Five large timber
wolves were shot by farmers and bust
nessmen of THIS place, who had formed
a hunting party to rid the county of
these animals who have been causing
considerable loss and trouble to farm
ers in this vicinity.
Minneapolis Educational exten-
sion will be emphasized at the poultry
show in the armory Dec. to by the
Minnesota State Poultry association,
g. H. Nelson. secretary, said. An ex-:
tension course on the fundamentals Of
poultry raising will be conducted by
the extension department Of the Uni
.yersity Of Minnesota, with N. 3. Chap
man, assistant professor in poultry
husbandry at the University farm, in,
charge. s$:ss5: 3sss r. Ii.
St. Paul-The state military. board
has approved sites for new armories
at Saltwater and Luverne, it was an
The board also announced
the sale Of $75, 1000 Of armory bonds to
the Minnesota Loan and Trust COM
pany at the rate of 5A per cent, the
lowest rate obtained for some time. !
The state gives $4,000 toward the
Saltwater armory, which is to cost
about $4,000 and $4,000 for the Lu,
verne armory. "a
E st. PaulW T. Cox, state forester,
has ordered 20. 200 black walnut trees,
which will be set out in southern
Minnesota state parks and along state
Mr.. Cox asserts that the
black walnut is an especially valuable
tree for southern Minnesota, because
OF the shade provided and that it is
a tree free.from disease.
Minneapolis-Leo Hartle, Ovation.
ma, was elected president of the Min
reseta High School Press association
a. business meeting preceding the
regular course in Journalism being
conducted by Minneapolis newspaper
men in West high school