The Tomahawk., 1921-03-24
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agriculture at University farm March
&c.
Cass Lake-H. N Harding was elect
ed president of the village council here
| without opposition at Tuesdays cleo
! ton.
! Pipestone-Paving and waterWorks
extension bonds to the amount of $751;
900 were sold by the city council to
St. Paul firm.
Winona-John w. Dye of this city,
has been named United States consul
at Juarez, Mexico, according to word
received by relatives here.
Lake Wilson-The largest general
| store here was destroyed by fire. The
building known as the Grier block is
a total loss, estimated at $4,000.
Mankato-All postal records and
mail in the postoffice at Cambria
Mimi, small village 20 miles north
west of this city, have been destroyed
by fire.
nna-Announcement has been
made that the annual meeting OF the
first district group, Minnesota Bankers
association, will be at Winona, June
9Th and 9th.
Alexandria-Frank Rehor, former
car repairer for the Great Northern,
was awarded 100000 for the loss OF
leg by a jury in the Douglas county
district court here.
Wells-George G. Graham has pur-
chased the Hinckley News, it was an
nounced here Graham is well known
here and for considerable time was
employed on the Wells Mirror.
Stillwater-The first towboat to be
constructed here will be ready for
launching shortly The boat will be
used by the United States government
for towing steel barges on the upper
Mississippi river.
Minneapolis-G. S. Redmon of Pipe
stone, has been elected grand patriarch
of the grand encampment of the l. y.
O. F. of Minnesota, according to re-
suits of an election, returns of which
have just been tabulated.
Minneapolis-The 1921 senior prom,
most important social event of the
senior year in the University of Min
nesota, will be held in Minneapolis
May b, IL was .duuOuuCcu Wy FCAa VIII
liams, all-senior president.
Stillwater-Lloyd Pominville, an en-
ployee of a soft drink parlor here, has
been bound over to the grand jury u1-
der $500 bonds after hearing before
Municipal Judge c. E. Lee on charge
of selling intoxicating liquor.
Winona-An address by President l..
D. Coffman of the University of Min
nesota, TRADITIONS and Reforms in
Education" brought to close the an
nual convention of the Southeastern
Minnesota Educational association.
Hibbing-Victor L. Power has been
elected mayor of Hibbing for the ninth
successive time by 2 to 1 majority
over John Eastman, present township
supervisor. Mr.. Power carried the
whole administrative ticket into office
with him.
St. Paul-After serving the Mime
sofa farm bureau federation in an
emergency capacity for six months, J.
S. Jones, in charge of county organiza-
ton for the federation, has been re-
tanned on a permanent basis, it was
announced.
st. Paul-Ramsey county commits
sioners awarded the contract for paw
ing the White Bear road from the city
limits to the lake shore to Fielding &
Shepley, St. Paul contractors, for tho
sum of 1928, s6.45. The pavement will
be of Warrenite bitulithic.
St. Paul-The time for tapping ma
ple trees and boiling for syrup and SUI
gar is at hand, w. T. Cox, state for
ester, said. The maple sugar industry
was never given great deal Of atten.
ton in this state, the forester said,
and not more than one tree in thou
sand is tapped.
Minneapolis-Wage reductions OF Is
per cent for skilled labor and rs per
cent for unskilled labor became
effective March 14th at all Minneap'
oils wheat -four mills, except those OF
the Washburn-Crosby company, Pills
bury Flour Milling company and the
Russell-Miller Milling company.
Winona-The Olmsted County co.
operative association, which operates
retail stores at Rochester, Eyota and
Viola, has been adjudged bankrupt and
meeting of creditors has been set by
the referee in bankruptcy for March 26
in this city. The association is said
to have assets of approximately $780,,
600 and liabilities of practically the
same amount. , - = l
Fort Smelling officers, Ma
tional Guardsmeh, non-commissioned
officers and enlisted men of the regu
lar army and others with military
training, have an opportunity to obtain
appointments as second lieutenants IN
a competitive examination which will
be held April 25th. Applications
should be submitted to the nearest
military post. IT,.
St. Paul-The Manchester college de-
batting team triumphed over North
land college at Ashland, Wis, by prov
ing, to the satisfaction Of three judges
that immigration should not be further
restrictN. by law.