The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-05-11
BrietrMw
All & State
Condensed Stories Of Happenings
of the Week In Minnesota

Minneota-More than 30 men have
applied for the position of superinten-
dent of city schools at Minneota. They
ask for salaries ranging from $4,000 to
$4,000 year. -
Winona-Edward B. Hicks has as
sumed duties as postmaster here, sue
ceeding H. L. Brick, incumbent for the
last eight years and nine months.
Minneapolis Superintendent OF
the II state institutions of Minnesota
| held their quarterly conference at the
Anoka State asylum.
Luverne-That Luverne will cele-
brate the Fourth Of July. in the good
old-fashioned way was definitely de-
cided at meeting of businessmen
and citizens. ~.
| Duiuth-William Anderson, Carlton
county farmer, took it upon himself
to select the Jail in which to serve a
sentence given him by Judge Page
Morris, for violating the liquor laws.
Montevideo-The Chippewa County
State bank, closed several months ago
because of low reserve funds, will be
reopened. The banks affairs recently
have been Strengthened out.
HawIey-More than 1000 cars of po-
tatoes have been shipped out of Haw-
ley this season, according to shippers
here. This is the largest years ship
ment ever made.
Brainerd-The May term of the dis
trict court in Crow Wing county open
ed here with Judge G. w. Stanton OF
Bemidji presiding. 30 applicants for
citizenship will be given an examina-
ton.
MISUNDERSTANDING operations have
started in the Mahoning mine, the
largest open pit in the world, with l50
| men on the job. This number will be
increased with the beginning OF ore
shipments on the Great Lakes. .-,.-
MarshalI-The appointment Of F. w:
Adler as chief of police here has been
approved by the city council. He sue
ceeds Owan Clark who, for the last %
years, has been on police duty in this
city. r..
Hibbinu- Postmaster J. B. Connors
received official notification from the
postoffice department at Washington
that the Hibbing office will go under
the classification of first class post
office on July 1. ....s,.. ,..+..:s... T..
Owatonna--The Gilt Edge Co-opera-
tive Creamery will not join the Mime
sofa Cooperative Creameries assocla-
ton, A. P. Bartsch, presiden. OF the
board Of directors, announced.
Faribauit-Judge Arthur B. Childres
of Faribault has filed as a candidate
for denomination for judge of the fifth
judicial district, which comprises
Steele, Rice, Waseca and Dodge coun'
ties. ..- ~. .,.-... .
Thief River FalIs-The Citizens
State bank of Thief River Falls pro-
posed to stage corn and potato show,
at which substantial prizes will be
given. The show will be at the bank
on Oct. 5 to z. =. ! ,' ~.
St. Paul-Despite a supreme court
decision upholding federal regulation
of stockyards, the state OF Minnesota
will continue its weighing OF livestock
at South St. Paul, members Of the rail-
road and warehouse commission said.
Pequot-Brush fires in Grow Wing,
Cass and Hubbard counties which for
time threatened to spread to peat
land in Cass county and timber stands
in Grow Wing and Hubbard counties
are reported under control today.
st. PauI-The condition OF funds IN
the Minnesota state treasury shows
continued Improvement to start May
with the total of $12,170,647.16, being
| larger than at the first of any month
since last fall. -.--. X - e, -
: Rushmore-Brayton Rider, school
boy, was badly injured while playing
'1eap frog" He feel on a sharp stick
which penetrated deep into his right
side, Just above his lungs and not Tar
from the heart. - T. 800. s -.
stiIlwater-Edwin D. Burlington,
city attorney has received a graft for
$4,000 from the estate Of Mrs.. Meta
| Tozer Mitchell, donated to the city for
the purpose of erecting q memorial
gymnasium building in memciy OF her
husband, Fred M. Tozer. u %:szs:s. !
Austin-Sheriff Nicholson has start
ed serving tax warrants on 342 farm.
ers Of Mower county who were unable
to pay their personal properly taxes.
In ordinary years, the number Wouio
be from Is to 80.
virainia-W William J. West of this
city, manager of the eastern district
of the Mesaba range for the Oliver MI
ming company, is dead, at the Presby-
terrain hospital, Chicago, after a
months illness. -
Duluth - To stimulate interest
among tourists unacquainted with the
advantages Of an outing in northern
Minnesota, a special car, equipped with
specimens Of fur-bearing animals,
game and fish will tour southern Min
nesota, Iowa and parts of Kansas and
Nebraska.
Windom-Daniel I. Hudson, a pio-
neer of this section, is dead at his
home here. He was 50 years old.
j, Rrainerd-The water board OF Mile
T.aca lake confused Of the chairman