The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-06-08

FaribauIt-Committee are maxim.
arrangements for the meeting of thu
Southern Minnesota Dental associa
ton, which is to meet here.
, Moorhead-A Clay county organiza
ton of the American Legion post will
be formed at Hawley by delegations
of all posts in the county.
Hibbing-Sheriff Magic of st. Louis
county is trying to identify motorist
who ran down and killed Everett Kali
linen, aged 20, on road at Elmer, and
then sped away.
GIencoe-Thieves broke into the
school building and took $40 from
several desks which they ransacked.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
open the safe in the office.
Winona-Mrs. Anna D. Oleson, Of
Cloquet, candidate for the democratic
nomination for United States senator,
spoke at the Winona State Teachers
college on "Service.' Her talk was
nonpolitical in character.
MinneapoIis-A large number Of
Minneapolis men have applied for ad-
mission to the Citizens Military Train
ing camp at Fort Smelling during
August
| Madjson-Work will be commenced
! at once on Madison's new armory.
| McGough Brothers and company, of
Benson, were awarded the contract of
| their bid of $22,884.
st. PauI-Mrs. Olaf Stensrud, aged
"a, committed suicide in the kitchen
of her home by cutting her throat
with razor. She is the mother of
three children, all less than 10 years
old.
lie Commencement exer-
cises of the LIE Sueur high school will
be conducted Thursday, June 1, at
which time IA pupils will receive diplo.
mas. Mayor Hodgson of St. Paul will
deliver the commencement address.
Brainerd-Citizens of Brainerd vot-
ed on two important propositions at a
special election. One is for a $4,000
bond issue, the bonds to be used for
replacement of old water mains and
extensions to northeast Brainerd
Observation-Disclosures retail. dry
goods dealers departed for their homes
throughout the state with renewed |
confidence, following the semi-annual |
exchange of viewpoints in a conven-
ton of their state association here.
Luverne-Officers of the Rock
County Bankers association, elected
at a meeting here, follow: President,
O. J. Nash, Hills; vicepresident, D.
M. Main, Luverne; secretary-treas-
urer, William Laird, Hardwick
Waseca- -Waseca county has a wo-
man candidate for county Office Ger
trude M. Guyer of this city who has
served the last two years as deputy
county auditor.
Jackson-Joseph J. Stepanek, aged
20, of this city, is dead from frac-
tured skull, received while he was
working in coal shed in Chicago. A
cable broke, the end of which struck
Stepanek on the head.
WiIlmar-During the month of May,
about 600 trees have been planted in
the new Sibley state park near Lake
Andrew. Five hundred OF the young
trees planted are black walnuts, OBJ
tanned from the forestry department
Of the University of Minnesota.
Osakis-Dr. A. A. Van Dyke, state
commander of the American Legion,
md Stafford King, state adjutant, ad.
dressed gathering Of the F. J. Lyons
post and a delegation from the Sank
Center post. Commander Van Dyke
outlined the legion program for the
rear.
Red Wing-About 200 pupils will
:raduate from Goodhue county rural :
chools at the annual Goodhue county
ural school graduation exercises to
'e held at Goodhue village. The
peaker of the day will be Superin- =
endent J. r. Fulton of Red Wing.
Milan-The board of education here
nay have to procure new corps of
eachers for the coming year. Salary
uts, ranging from $500 a year for SUI
to smaller amounts for
eachers caused the present force to
efuse to sign new contracts for the
ear. =
Fairmont-On the Larson farm in
ay township, Martin county, is erect
d the following sign: mo candi-
ates need call, for we can't vote for {
H." Below the inscription are the :
ards of all candidates who have WIS., :
ed the place and a hammer and
ONE tacks are provided to nail other
ards to the board.
Duluth-Answering a call that a
aveman was terrorizing residents at
lorley Heights, suburb, Duluth po-
ce searched the adjacent woods and
>und bushy headed man, about six
let tall, who gave his name as Simon
albord. He had been living in a
ave, he said, because he was out of
ork and couldn't afford to pay room
ent. f.
Austin-In an address to the League
I Women Voters, United States Dis
let Attorney Lafayette French point
l out where Mower county women
ad been lax in exercising their
ghts. He said that no women ap- i,
cared as delegates in the Mower
ounty conventions and the county ..