The Tomahawk., 1921-08-11
HAPPENINGS IN
. GOPHER STATE
News From All Parts of Mime
sofa Given in Condensed
't.- Form.
EVENTS BRIEFLY TOLD

Where Busy Readers will Find Nov
From All Parts Of State Terse!y
chronieled for Their
Benefit
WinOna-A band tournament, unde
the auspices Of the Winona Municips
band, will be conducted here Aug. 1!
Waseca-A. w. Mcguire. commant
! err of the Legion post here, was name
county commander at meeting q
Waseca county posts here.
Redwood Falls-Carl Kempfert, age
70, retired farmer, jumped into
cistern while visiting at the home of
son near here, and drowned.
/ Luverne-A special election ha
been called for Tuesday, Aug. 16, t.
vote on the issuance of bonds to al
in the erection of an armory there.
49, Stillwater-The body of John L
Leffler, aged " years, who has bee1
missing two days, was found in Lii,
lake. Boys playing near the lax
found the body.
Moorhead-clay county has bee,
asked by Carlos Avery, state game ant
fish commissioner, to set aside range
of townships, to save the prairie chick
ems from extinction.
Windom-A special election will bt
conducted here Aug. IL, for voting OF
issuance of bonds for a new city hall
armory and for permanent improve
ment revolving fund.
Bemidji-Police are endeavoring tt
find the assailant who wounded Otto
Voss Of this city, shot while walking
| along the 500 railroad tracks. The
bullet penetrated his chest near the
heart ~ nr.~.:.- Fl ~.,
St. Paul--Colonel Paul Doty was
electad chairman of the state Board
of Registration for Architects. Engin.
GERS and Land Surveyors at the first
meeting Of the board, held in the Gov
errors Office.
Winona-The 1922 convention of
the Minnesota department of the
American Legion will be held at Vir-
ginia, it was decided at the third an.
nual convention of the Minnesota de-
partment at Winona. p. 49,. .
Warroad-Chief Powassin of the
Bukkate Island tribe of Chippewa
Indians, is quoted in the Warroad Pho
neer as branding as Heap big lies"
recent reports that the tribe had been
doing the Sun Dance. 49, r
Baudette-Thirteen year old Helen
Arnold of this city has a record to be
proud of. She made her third res
cue from drowning Of the year when
she swan to the aid of Mrs. Ray
Flynn, who was in distress in Four
Mile bay. ..&9--
st. Paul-The Minnesota supreme
court adjourned for its summer recess,
and will recorvene Sept. II. There
are Is cases On the docket now for
consideration after the recess, includ-
ing forest fire claim cases totaling
$12,000,000 to 315,000,0O.. @...... :
Montevideo-Directo of the re-
Gently closed Chippewa County State
bank are at work on plan for re-.
opening the Institution at an early
date. It is proposed to issue addition
al stock, and If these plans are car
ried out, it will be possible to make
good all deposits of the old bank.
Canby-A survey of the farming dis
trict north of here which was swept
by a hail and windstorm shows that
40 square miles were covered by the
storm. Madison was about the center
of the disturbance. Corn was damag-
ed on an average to 80 per cent, some
fields having been completely wiped
out. $751;: Z. z.-,-t'. ,,sa=.-...5.s. i
St. Peter-Using more than 600 PEG.
pie in its cast and telling a story
that is Of absorbing interest through
out Minnesota and Northwest, st. Pc.
ter's big historical pageant will be
given on Aug. IS and 10. It will be
the most pretentious community en-
terprise ever attempted by. this city,
and is expected to attract thousands |
Of visitors. s .!:.s s g., i, t
Jackson When Mrs. William
Schatz saw her two small children
carried under the swift current of the
Des Moines river near here, she rush
I'D into the water to save them, and |
the, too, was drowned. Although help
vas within hailing distance. the trag-
sdy was not revealed until the chill
iren's clothing was found on the bank
II the stream. srS n
st. Paul-Plans for merger Of CO.
operative cheese-producing associa-
ions of Minnesota and Wisconsin for
/ common marketing of their product
we're laid at a meeting in the Capitol,
~ representatives of the. Pine Island,
Hinn., cooperative cheese-producing
association, and of creamery livestock
associations. The discussion was pre-
iminary to q project to gather togeth-
+ all the cheese producers of the two
tates, which produce about 80 per
ent OF all the cheese, into the United
states, into one cooperative body.
Duluth-The Duluth International
'otato show will be held October 20
t the local armory under the auspices
i the agricultural committee Of the
ocal commercial club, 1t was an
Iounced by w. o. Sargent, chairman
10 n. o. 1