The Tomahawk., 1921-06-30
News From All Parts Of Minne-
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sofa G. A. r. association will have
their seth annual encampment June 20
and 20.
St. Paul-The ordinance establish
ing the dollar gas rate in St. Paul from
July rs to the same date 1922 was fin
ally adopted by the st. Paul city coun-
Gil.
llegeville-Judge J. w. Willis of
st. Paul was the principal speaker at
the commencement exercises here at
St. Johns college when 66 students re-
ceived their diplomas.
St. Cloud-More than 1000 students
are attending the annual six weeks
summer school conducted at the St.
the second week of study.
St. Paul - The North American
Creamery company of Paynesville, in
creased its capital from 100000 to ST.
100000 in an amendment to the arti-
cles of incorporation filed with Mike
Holm, secretary of state.
St. Paul-One million dollars worth
within the next ten days to provide
money for the erection of new schools,
according to a resolution passed by
the St. Paul city council.
Minneapolis - Professor Andrew
Boss, vice director of the University
of Minnesota's experiment station, left
for Washington in answer to special
invitation for conference with Henry
Wallace, secretary Of agriculture.
Moorhead-With the acreage OK
ceeding that of previous years.. and
every Indication of an excellent yield,
men familiar with conditions in Clay
county and Red Wing valley antici-
pate a large potato crop this year.
Winona--Mayor L. c. Hodgson Of st.
Paul, was elected president of the
League of Minnesota Municipalities at
the closing session of the leagues pro-
gram here. Mayor E. S. La France
OF Wionna was elected vice president.
Albert Lea-Raymond V. Arth, of
New Richland, is dead at hospital
from injuries suffered in an autOmo-
bile accident. When the machine, of
which he was an occupant; collided
with another, Arth suffered broken
back. n
Blue Earth-Sunday motion pictures
have been banished from Blue Earth
by the city council by vote of to 1.
The manager of the theater, however,
has announced he will test the action
of the council and will not close his
theater on Sunday.
St. Paul-The second detachment of
the st. Paul battalion, Minnesota Naval
Reserve, will board the cruiser Essex
at Duluth for two weeks training
trip on the Great Lakes. They will
participate in the Fourth Of July cele-
bration in Chicago. -. .~
Elk IRiver-Roscoe Sturman of Min
neapolis, was killed while working as
an electric Iineman for the Elk River
Light & Power company. He came IN
contact with high tension wire, was
knocked from the top of a pole and
suffered broken neck. ,.
Hills-Gosen Vande Veg was
drowned while swimming in the Great
Northern railways reservoir here. The
boy was attempting to reach raft on
which his brothers and some other
boys were floating when he was seized
with cramps and went down.
Pipestone-Crop conditions in gen.
eral in southwestern Minnesota were
never better than at present. The
ground was in excellent condition to
receive the seed and growing condi-
lions have been almost ideal, there
being plenty of moisture and sunshine.
Minneapolis - Shippers of eggs
throughout the state are being caution
ed by Chris Hee, state dairy and food
commissioner, to ship nothing but fresh
eggs Seven shippers in Milan and
Maynard were recently arrested and
fined on charge of having shipped de.
composed eggs. - n i, T..
st. Paula resident of Minnesota is
not entitled to operate a motor vehicle
bearing the license of another state In
Minnesota, James E. Markham held in
an opinion given to J. M. Peters OF
jackson. The question related to the
registration of a motor vehicle recently
purchased by Peters in Iowa. r.
Eveleth-Twelve women jurors,
composing what is believed to have
been the first woman jury ever decid-
ing court case In the state. returned
verdict for the plaintiff in the case
of George Kotze against Mike kotch.
man. Kotze sued for s471. with inter
est from Feb 1, alleged to be due him
on a consignment of fruit purchased
from him by Kotchman. <.
!, Hibbing-A League of Municipalities
to work for legislation in favor of
range cities and towns is being or
ganized in northern Minnesota. One
of the features of the league is stat.
istical department which will tabalate
figures relative to the development OF
the range and its principal industry.
Fairmont- George Boye, 45 years
old, who fatally shot Mrs. John Schnei.
der, a former housekeeper on hi sfarm,
near Ceylon, and then turned the gun
on himself, died at Ceylon hospital.
An exploratory operation was per
formed and the bullet was found lodged
IN the back OF the ear,