The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-12-08
News From All Parts of Mime.
sofa Given in Condensed
Form.
EVENTS BRIEFLY TOLD
Where Busy Readers Will Find News
From All Parts of State TerseIy
Chronicled for Their
Benefit,

meeting of potato growers living near
Crookston it was voted to erect a
$4,000 community warehouse here
next summer.
Red Wing - E. G. Olson brought
back from hunting trip in northern
Minnesota the hide of 400-pound
black BEAR He shot the animal near
Willow river.
Mankato-Sales of shorthorn cattle
at the local livestock pavilion by the
Minnesota Shorthorn Breeders asso-
citation netted s2,1S3.50. The highest
price was $40.
Rochester-Emil Metz Of this city
is in a hospital and his brother was
injured when an automobile in which
they were riding was struck by a
Great Western train. Both are ex-
pected to recover.
Elmore-John Craig, young farm
er living a few miles south of here,
was killed when his automobile skid
ded off a grade and turned over.
Craig's body was found beneath the
car the next day.
Deer Rivera new ranger district
has been organized, according to or
ders received from State Forester W..
T. Cox. Brainerd will be the head
quarters and John Nelson, forest rang
er, will be in charge.
Blue Earth-Blue Earth is to have
a fourth bank to start business about
the first of the new year. 1t is to be
known as the Federal Joint Stock
Land bank, and will do business with
farmers only, on first mortgage farm
loans.
St. Paul-Records on prices and in
competition in the history of highway
construction likely will fall with the
award of contracts for approximately
s2,269, 900 worth of highway construc-
ton by c. M. Babcock, commissioner
Of highways.
Crosby - A class of 48 candidates
was initiated by the degree team OF
Brainerd lodge, B. P. o. E., here, all
candidates being from the Guyana
Iron range. Following the services,
300 lodge members and visitors were
given a banquet.
distinguishing seventh annual
poultry show will be conducted here
Dec. IA to 16. The, cash and special
premiums are liberal and will be an
inducement for fanciers to exhibit.
The committee in chrge plans to make
this the banner show.
h Waseca-Casper Kaiser, found gull
ty in Judge Conway's court of viola
ton Of the liquor laws, was sentenced
to 80 days work at the city fuel yards.
The money credited to him as earn
ings will go to his wife and five chill
dren, who have no other means of
support. ~ ...-..
St. Paul-Moy Hee, leader of the
Chinese colony of the Twin Cities and
one of the most widely known Chinese
in the United States, who died follow
ing an automc bile accident several
months ago, left an estate valued at
$23,69S95, according to the inventory
and appraisement filed in probate
court.
Window - Northern Minnesota
would like to trade some of its pota-
toes for southern Minnesota's corn,
according to letters received here
since it was announced that much
corn is being used for fuel in this Sec
ton Of the state. The residents in
the upper part of the state agree to
deliver their potatoes down here for
SIPS per bushel in trade for equal
value of corn. ..l -..,
Minneapolis-Inst of a new
ice cream manufacturing plant at the
University farm at an approximate
cost of $4,000 has been completed,
university officials said, and the plant
will be placed in operation at once as
a part of the educational program OF
the ice cream short course being con-
Quoted at the University farm this
week. A score of ice cream manufac-
turers of the northwest are attending
the short course. -s.-E~.- :: H.,
St. Paul-Thousands of black wal
nut trees now are available for beau
tifying state highways, w. T. Cox,
state forester, announced in bulle-
tin to all civic organizations in Min
nesota, asking their cooperation IN
REPRESENTATION through planting trees
along the highways Of the state. The
organizations are asked to help plant
the trees now available, and to care
for them until they care for them
selves. "Not only will the planting OF
the trees add to the scenic effect along
Minnesota's highways, but it also will
add materially to the work of refores-
tration," Mr. Cox said.
Faribault-Thomas Hagerty, con-
victed on charge of first degree muir
der in Rice county district court here
was sentenced to serve life sentence
in the Saltwater state prison by Judge
Childress. Hagerty is charged with
killing his brother-in-law, Henry Grit
nth here September % last.
Duluth-Discovery of chas7cd hui
! man body IN the ruins of burned
shack in the GODS near this city Is
being investigated by authorities, who
believe that the body is that OF q
moonshiner who was stunned by an
explosion of his still and later burned
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