The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-10-27
News From All Parts of Minne-
sofa Given in Condensed
Form.
EVENTS BRIEFLY TOLD
Where Busy Readers viii Find News
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Duluth-Entries from five provinces
IN Canada and IA states are expected
for Duluth's first International Potato
show here, Oct. 26 to 28. e.
Observation-Disclosures Taylor, for so
years prominent attorney, we'll
known in southern Minnesota, died
following short illness.
Winona-Sarles Northrup, a pioneer
resident of Pleasant Hill, this county
is dead, aged "a. His friends could not
remember previous illness.
Owatonna-Esther E. Adair was re-
elected chairman of the Steele county
League of Women Voters at the an
nual meeting Of that organization here.
St. Cloud-O. E. Smith of Anoka was
elected president of the Central Min
nesota Educational association at the
closing session of the annual conven-
ton. ~
St. Paula charter was issued to
the Farmers State bank Of Perham by
S. B. Duea, state sup arintendent OF
banks. 1t is capitalized at $4,000 and
has surplus of $4,000.
Sleepy Eye-Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore
A. Hagen, each 60 years old, died at
their home in. Albin, within half an
hour of each other after suffering sew.
eral days with pneumonia.
Canby-Iver Skorseth, one of the
oldest section hands on the North
Western railway, suffered a badly
mangled hand when it was caught in
the gears of coal holster. ~
Moorhead-E. B. Anderson of
Breckenridge was elected president
of the Northwestern Central Mime
sofa Educational associations ,conven-
ton at it's closing session here.
New Richland-Large shipments OF
sugar beets have been loaded at this
place for shipment to the Chaska sugar
mills. Farmers in this section have
found the crop to be profitable. =
Winona-Alfred Hertzfeldt, aged "a,
Arcadia, Wis, was killed when the car
in which he and four companions " ere
returning from Winona went off the
road three miles south Of Arcadia.
Windom-With corn at rs cents a
bushel, the city Of Window will use
it for fuel at the municipal power
plant it was declared Many farmers
have, announced an intention to burn
corn instead of coal this winter.
r Canby-Charles Mas, a farmer, re.
siding near here, was badly injured
when a team hauling a corn husking
machine became frightened and ran
away. Mas was thrown under the
machine and dragged for some dis.
lance. -. ..-... *. ..,s...- =
Waseca-Gregory Dem, George Fal-
tersac and Thomas Euspice, arrested
last week on a charge of manufacture
ing. illicit liquor, paid fines of 500
each into the county revenue fund.
Their stills were destroyed by the
sheriff. ..- -. H.. =
| Minneapolis - Minnetonka parcel
post service formally ended Saturday,
with record of service to Minneap-
olitans and lake .dwellers during the
summer. It's success has been so
marked that it is to be continued next
summer. = =, z rs =,Sz45sz.E
Minneapolis ohm Wood, auditor of
the Electric Short Line company, com
monty known as the Luce Line, was
placed under arrest on charge of en-
bezzling company funds. He was placed
in the city Jail while company officials
began a careful check of his books. !,
Minneapolis - The University OF
Minnesota School of Agriculture at
the University. farm observed the thir.
ty-third anniversary Of its opening.
At its opening the school had nine in
| structors; and AZ students, while now
it has IS instructors and $50 students.
Duluth--Led by member Of : a
youthful band Of robbers, two Duluth
police detectives crawled Is feet
/ through q narrow cave here and re.
! covered ornaments and fixtures val
ued at $500, which had been taken
from local church a few hours he.
fore. - l. s ss.it sB f,.tsSs -
| WOrthington-The annual October
term of district court, with Judgei L.
S. Nelson presiding, promises to be a
record breaker for length. There are
IS civil actions and Is criminal cases
on the docket Fourteen of the crimi.
nal actions are for violations OF the
state prohibition laws.
Minneapolis and GentileJ or.
thodox and liberal, old and young, a
throng of 5000 from all walks OF life,
gathered at the Temple Israel, to pay
last tribute to DR.. s. N. DeinaFd, for
20 years pastor of the congregation.
DR.. Deinard died on Yom Kippur day !;
known to the Jews as the Holy OF
Holes" s.5Es
Minneapolis Colonization OF a
complete township of cut-over land in
Northern Minnesota to provide farms
for service men is to De undertaken
by soldier students Of the department
of agriculture of the University farm,
it was announced by Prof. D. D.
Mayne, principal Of the school. A
townsite will be selected, and a model
form OF city government will be set
up. Several .cut-over districts have
been surveyed, and those in charge OF