The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-08-24
Northwest

plant for more than rs years has
passed into private ownership.
Minot-The Federal Lam bank OF
St. Paul in June closed total of $751;
800 worth of loans in North Dakota,
according to statement of loans.
Huron, S. D-Word has been re-
ceived here announcing the marriage
at Desmet OF Leonard York, aged Is,
and Vera Barton, IA.
Brentwood, Wis.-Members of the
Barroun Co. Guernsey Breeders as
sociation have Endorsed a plan to at
tend the National Dairy show at the
twin cities with special trair.
Sisseton, S. DIV. l.. McPt ak of
Minneapolis, who is installing custom
flour mills at important places through
out the northwest, has selected Sisse-
ton as one of the places for a mill.
,Marshall-The. Presbyterian and
Congregational Church societies of
| Marshall have united, the new church
will be known as the Associated
Church.
| Lac du Flambeau, Wis.-Alex La.
Croix. a Chippewa Indian, has cele-
| brated his 98th birthday in excellent
health. He has been married four
times, has 13 children, Al grandchil.
dren and IS great-grandchildr
Mitchell-Mitchell is to have reg
ular symphony orchestra this year.
At meeting of those who played in
the organization last season, con-
stitution was adopted and officers
| elected.
Tomah, Wis.-Wisconsin's bumper
cranberry crop has been seriously
threatened by low temperatures on
the lowlands, embracing Monroe,
Wood and jackson counties. In two
IS degrees.
New England, N. DIN: less than
two hours, business men of New Eng
land subscribed $4,000 for the purpose
of drilling test oil we'll on the farm
Of Albert Stagel, northeast of here.
La Crosse, Wis.-Zippa Willinga,
farmer, living near here, brought in
stalk of corn 10 feet and two inches
high. Willinga declares that he has
plot of two acres of this size corn.
Flandreau, S. D-The work of sur.
view to finding means to straigthen
some of the curves to prevent spring
floods on farm lands is now under
way.
Fargo, N. D.-The state agricultural
college will send dairy stock Judging
team to two annual dairying events
of the country this year for the first
time.
Grand Forks, N. D-North Dakota's
spring wheat crop, now entering har-
vest, is forecast at 103, 1853, 900 bushels,
and the rye crop is placed at 1885,
900 bushels.
Sporting
Lansing, Mich-Supervision of box
ing in Michigan was placed entirely
in the hands of the state department
of public safety, the state administra-
tive board having abolished the box
ing commission.
Forest Hills, L. miss Anne Still
man, daughter of James A. Stillman.
former president of the National City
bank, and Anne Urquhart> Stillman,
principals in the Fred Beauvais I'm
dian Guide" divorce case, is an en-
trant in the United States doubles
tennis championship here.
Menasha, Wis.-Another baseball
league to be known as the Wisconsin
State League, was organized here at
a meeting of representatives Of Me.
nasha, Neenah, Appleton, Manitowoc
and Green Bay.
Foreign
Clermont, Ferrand-Pilot Barbot in
the Dewoitinne flexible wing gliding
monoplane, produced a number of
new local records in the gliding con-
test here, He remained in the air
two minutes and 43 seconds.
Dublin-Arthur Griffith was buried
in Glasnevin cemetery, where so
many famous patriots lie. Impressive
services were held in the beautiful
cathedral of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. Homage to the memory of this
great figure in Ireland's dramatic
struggle for emancipation was paid by
crowds from all walks of life.
Clermont, Ferrand-Gilbert .Sardier,
the French ace, who during the war
brought down Is German planes, was
seriously injured when in Clement
gliding triplane competing in the in
ternational gliding contest here, he
was dashed to the ground after the
control of his machine refused to re-
spond. 49,.
Berlin-Many Germans, with large
supplies of cheap marks on hand, were
unable to spend them. Shopkeepers
in many cases refused to unload their
stocks for marks, demanding foreign
money or gold in payment.
Ottawa, Ont.-With a population of
5,371,315 Canada exported produce to
the value of $33 per head in 1901, as
compared with population of $780,,
900 in 1920 and exports per capita OF
$147, according to government stats.
tics. The value of exports in 1901 was
$117,776,O44, as against $1,2S6, 1858, 709
in 1920. ~ =.
The Pas, Man.-Word was received