The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-07-06
Neu1r BrietrMan
AID Mo State
Condensed Stories Of Happenings
Of the Week in Minnesota

OF. JameS-Fdfm bureau women ar
now organized in II of the IL tow
ships in Watonwan county. Organize
ton in the remaining townships vii
be completed soon.
MinneapoIis-The Board of Educs
ton by vote Of to 2 once agai
turned down the proposal to tax
voluntary military training out Of tn
high school curricula.
Sleepy Eye-Sleepy Eye will no
have a Chautauqua next year. Thi
was decided when it was found tina
the one just held had been a none.
losing proposition. .
St. PauI-Mrs. Frank M. Warren
Minneapolis, was appointed by Cover
nor Preus,, the first woman regent O.
the University of Minnesota
st. PauI-The motor vehicle tax fol
the first six months Of 1922 amounts
to $6,400,014.29,5 it was announced by
Mike Holm, secretary of state.
Austin-The Credit Mems associa
ton of Owatonna, Wells, Mason City
Blue Earth, Fairmont, Albert Lea and
Austin met at the Country club here
for their annual picnic.
Minneapolis than $4,000 OF
the 100000 endowment fund Of Vas.
sar college has been raised by Min
nesota, Mrs. Donald Wesbrook, city
campaign chairman, said.
! Observation-Disclosures county now
has it's seventh newspaper. The Hol
land Independent has just appeared
bearing the name of Postmaster Hub.
bard as the editor and publisher.
Winona-The annual meeting Of the
Minnesota Methodist conference in
this city will open Sept. 20, according
to an official announcement received
here. Bishop William O. Shepard will
preside.
Eveleth-Seven members of the Eve
leth team in the Mesaba Range team
went on strike and refused to play
against the team in which were for
NOR Chicago White Sox players,
known as Black Sox.
Red Wing-Work on construction
of rifle range for use Of Company B
was started on a site just below the
training school, according to announce
mnet made by Captain Hawkins.
DulutF-Convinced that the robbery
of a jewelry store of $4,000 worth of
diamonds and watches was an inside
job" Duluth police said they expected
to make arrests within short time.
Winona-Miss Edna Burmeister of
this city was badly frightened and the
side of her face was scorched, when
lighted frecracker, thrown by Is
I'D Sx@ 1,@r hot md
exploded.
LakefieId-H K. Rue, aged rs, for
mer Jackson county treasurer, was |
found dead in his bayfield,, near here.
Rue was killed when the team he was
driving on the hayrake, ran away,
dragging him several hundred yards.
Albert Lea-H. J. Mortenson of this
city has put on exhibition in a local
store, the largest snake ever killed
here. It is five feet and three inches
in length and measures just five and
half inches around the body.
Rochester-William A. Nolan Of
Grand Meadow, state senator from the
Fifth district and of statewide prom
inence in public affairs, died at the
Colonial hospital here from injuries
md shock suffered in an automobile
accident.
Redwood Fails-At the annual con-
7ention of the Marshall district Ep- ,
worth League here, Rev. B. L. Main,
If Redwood Falls, was elected presi-
lent and Pipestone was selected as ,
he place for holding the next conven- :
ion.
St. PauI-Large savings to farmer
members and more efficient handling =,
# their products are reported in state
nents issued by. the Minnesota Co. =,
operative Creameries association and .
he Minnesota Farm Bureau fedora ..
ion.
Red Wing-City Attorney C. R. Hall
nd Justice of the Peace F. A. Carl
on are trying out new cure for au-
oists who persist in driving cars while .
Straight Jail sentences of :,
5 days are now the rule, and two :,
risoners are now in the county jail =
CRYING time.
MISUNDERSTANDING up search =,
{ ruins Of the Lafayette club at Min b
etonka Beach, Lake Minnetonka, de- -
-IOySu w ILL C0AAy OuAO IL, AoA SAS Fl
ody of the second Of two women :,
lrned to death, Sheriff Earle Brown -
lid that hope Of finding the body had ~
zen abandoned
Montevideo-Elsie Salisbury, under ~
dictment on charge of first degree II
urder in connection with the death NJ
Oscar Erickson, April 25, last, has r,
zen released on $4,000 bail, to ap- "
Ear for, trial during the December m
nm of the district Court here.
Minneapolis ~ With approximately m
70 thousand tourists already regis be
red and tagged at the Welcome Blu of
aus headquarters, auto club officials oil
clared that it estimates that ap- r,
oximately twelve thousand persons tn
ii have registered with the bureau M
the end of the season, November 1. d.
st. James-St. James has been
rned over to the southwest Mime hu
ia Grand Army of the Republic men, by
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