The Tomahawk., 1921-03-03

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manage the local baseball team for
| 1921.
Detroit--R. J. Lindberg was De-
| roit's unanimous choice for mayor at
| he city election.
| Fergus Faus-Thirty applicants for
citizenship were granted here III the
| United States court.
notwithstanding high school de.
bators won first place in the sub-d1s-
rict defamation contest at Bird
| ISLAND.
Fergus Falls-A new state bank
with capitalization of $4,000 will be
established soon at Perham, this
| county.
Winona-Guy Pierce of Lewiston,
was elected president of the Southeast
ern Minnesota Guernsey Breeders as
| sociation at their annual meeting
| here.
| PROFESSIONALISM explosion following
IN attempt to fill lighted kerosene
stove caused a fire which damaged
The interior of the residence of DR.. H.
| NJ. Knudtson, here.
| Saltwater. Condemnation proceed
ings have been started by the city OF
Saltwater for five and one-half acres
Of land at Lilly Lake owned by E.
Nehring, to be used for a municipal
bath.
Minneapolis-Paul D. Keller, federal
prohibition supervisor for the north
west, is on his way to Washington, D.
G., to confer with prohibition officials
regarding enforcement regulations this
spring.
Montevideo-Sam Robinson of Mon
tevideo was found dead under bridge
north of here by small boy who was
on a hunting trip. The body was
frozen. Death was due to bullet
wounds.
Duluth.-After lapse of three years,
the annual convention of the North
eastern Minnesota Educational associa-
ton convened here with teachers from
five northern Minnesota counties in at
tendance.
Crookston - Representatives from
: more than SO town school boards in the
ninth congressional district, meeting
here, perfected an organization to be
known as Northwestern School Board
association.
Janesville-Mrs. Eugene Dieudonne
was honor guest at reception given
in honor of her return from Washing
ton, at which she described her trip to
carry the Minnesota electoral vote to
Washington.
st. Paul-Charges Of malfeasance
against J. A. Narum, auditor of Becker
county, we're dismissed by Governor
Preus after evidence was produced
that an alleged shortage of $1,000 had
been made up.
acknowledgements Blue, Gertrude
Helle and Norman Rothenburg, repre-
senting the Springfield high school.
we're declared the champion debators
of the second congressional district by
two to one decision.
Winona-Eight students, four boys
and four girls, will compete here in the
annual subdistrict high school oratori-
cal and declamatory contest, Rochest-
err, Spring Valley, st. Charles and WI
mona will be represented.
MISUNDERSTANDING of the CONSOLE
dated school district centering in Med
ford will vote on a $4,000 bond issue
for financing the construction of
$1CO, 900 school building to house grade
and high school departments.
Taribault-Forty head Of pure bred
Poland China hogs, the majority spring
gifts, brought $4,000 to eight consign-
ers of this county here at the first an
nual consignment sale. The highest
price paid was $140 for two year old
SOW.
Owatonna-Earl and Arthur Powell,
farmers living near Mantorville are
under arrest in Steele county Jail
charged with the theft of a number OF
valuable hogs from farmers in the VIC
unity of Claremont and Blooming
Prairie.
St. Paul-More than $4,000, the
balance remaining from the $16500O
legislative appropriation to the Fer
gus Falls relief fund, will be reverted
10 the state revenue fund, according to
the final report of the relief commits
sion submitted to Governor Preus.
Fergus Falls-A pageant, symbolic
ing phases of the city's history, to
celebrate the 50th anniversary of the
founding of Fergus Falls, will be
staged here as a feature Of homecom-
Ing week. The first presentation will
be on July 4, when between 500 and
700 persons will take part in the per-
formances.
Wsrren-Four-fifths of the certified
seed potatoes raised in Minnesota and
more than were produced in any other
state in the union came from the Red
River valley last year, according to o.
X. Berget. president of the Minnesota
Red River Valley Certified Seed Po-
tato Growers association. More than
1000 acres of certified seed potatoes
were grown in the Red River valley
last year.
Luverne-Florence Martin, tele-
phone operator, who was stabbed by
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