The Tomahawk., 1921-11-24
HAPPENINGS IN
GOPHER STATE
News From All Parts of Mime.
sofa Given in Condensed
Form.
EVENTS BRIEFLY TOLD

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From All Parts Of State TerseIy
Chronicied for Their
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Thief River Falls-Au O, thu pres
ent officers were reelected at the city
election here. '..'
Brainerd-The Crow Wing County
Poultry association will conduct it's an
nual show here Dec. 2 and 3.
Northfleld-Donald J. Cowling, pres
ident of Carleton college, has left for
tour of France, Italy, Germany and
England. & ~ -. =.
= Morris-J. p. Devenney, president
of the Morris National bank, was elect
ed mayor. Anton Watzke was elect
ed to the city commission.
Jackson-Mr and Mrs. James B.
Moses, for A years residents of Jack
son county, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary here.
Jasper-Robbers broke into the
Rock Island railroad statio-. here only
to find that there was but Sc in the
money drawe-, which they took. 81.
Windom-In collision between a
buggy and an automobile on coun-
try road near here Lewis Rose, riding
in the buggy, was seriously injured.
Fergus Falls-The National Grain
Growers association opened it's CAM
paign in this county with big meet
ing of farmers at the creamery here.
Isle-Herbert w. Churchill, farm
er, is dead from injuries suffered
while pulling stumps. A pulley, re-
leased when a chain broke, struck him
on the head.
Virginia-C. E.. Harris of Ray, aged
81, is the oldest hunter to apply for
and obtain a hunting license this fall.
Mr.. Harris has been an enthusiastic
hunter for years.
Winona-Edmund Detern, aged rs,
was killed when the trigger Of his
shotgun caught in wire and was dis
charged at his chest while he was
climbing fence. 49,.
Little Falls-John Goodhope, aged
IA, was sentenced to the Red Wing
reform school last night, after plead
ing guilty to charge of manslaughter
in the first degree. -.
Hibbing-The third theft of explo-
sives within two weeks has convinced
authorities here there is an organized
effort to steal dynamite, picric acid
and black powder from powder houses.
Faribault-To relieve the unemploy.
ment situation in Faribault, the county
board has authorized County Engineer
McElherne to arrange for the gravel
ing of number of state roads in the
county. ST..
Red Wing-Louis Berger, prophet
or of a soft drink parlor, was arrested
on complaint of his wife for having
liquor in his possession. He was
bound over to the grand jury in bond
of $500. ~ ~
Minneapolis officials of the
Northwestern part of the state will
map out their program for weed de-
struction in 1922 in series Of meet
ings to be held during the next few
weeks. c. P. Bull, state weed inspect
or. said. .f.,. =. .&5..s-' .5.....- .
st. Paul-The State Humane So
ciety celebrated it's fiftieth anniver-
sary by holding it's annual meeting in
the offices of Sam Fullerton, execu-
tive secretary the Old Capitol build
ing. The meeting was presided over
by DR.. A.. w. Ryan, president, Duluth.
Minneapolis - Fourteen city-wide
organizations, through representa-
tives present at meeting with the
county attorney of citizens advisory
committee, pledged support to Floyd
B. Olson, county attorney, in war to
the end on bootlegging and moonshine
making in Minneapolis. . T. Is H.
K Minneapolis-Henry c. Wallace,
United States Secretary Of Agricul-
ture; is to come to Minneapolis to be
one Of the speakers at the Minnesota
Crop show, to be held in the Armory
from December 13 to Is, according to
an announcement made at the Office
of the county agent of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture. A q FL =
Minneapolis Fifty Minnesota sing
ers, members of the Norwegian Glee
club Of Minneapolis, and the Norman
ma Singing Society of Duluth, will
leave in May, 1928, for a three months
tour OF Norway and possibly Dem
mark, it was announced, following
conference of delegates from Duluth
and Minneapolis, held at the West ho-
tel. ~ ~. =, s=- f.. . IN 43s6 @
~ Minneapolis Farmers and Home
makers week at the University Farm
will be held January 2 to Z. The
meeting is an annual affair and gives
opportunity for farmers and home
makers to attend classes and learn
most progressive methods in their
line Of work. DR.. A. v. Storm at the
University Farm, is in charge OF res
ervations. B i& sss5
Thief River Falls-The tremendous
strides being made by dairying in this
section is shown by figures given out
by Secretary Peter Engelstad Of the
Thief River Falls creamery, covering
receipts for the first nine months OF
the year, which have been $4,000
pounds greater than for the entire