The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-11-30

| New UIm-About one-third of the
names on both the grand jury and
petty jury for Brown County for the
December term of court are those OF
women.
| keewatin-Night work at the Ben.
nett mine requiring the immediate en-
ployment of $50 additional men and
an increased pay roll approaching
$4,000, was announced by w. P.
Chinn, of Duluth, general manager OF
the mine.
| Altkin-Two car loads OF grade
Holsteins were shipped to southern
Minnesota and No, tn Dakota which
brought 800 a seAd, and heifers sold
for st5 each.
| BraInerd-The Grow Wing Poultry
Association will hold their annual
poultry show on December LIST and
2nd this year. e.,
| crookston - A postmaster for
Crookston will be selected at civil
service examination to be held De-
cember by the civil service commits.
sion, it was announced.
| MinneapoIis-Henry Voegeli, county
treasurer, has begun consideration OF
plan to lower the penalty for delin.
Quent taxpayers. The present assess
ment of 10 per cent works hardships
on those of limited means, Mr.. VoegeF
said.
Observation-Disclosures income tai
/ \ k1Sv oh hv f0rnA
of 80 deputy internal revenue agents
who started out to serve 1000 war
| rants charging failure to file income
tax returns.
Bemidji-Chimney fire costs has be-
! come very expensive to the city. A
caHpaign by the fire chief is being
made to do away with the giving OF
a general alarm when only one or
two men are needed.
Duluth-The Salvation Army cam
paign was started with a big luncheon
served to the solicitors. Duluth's
| quota has been set at $1,000.
Litchfieid-Game and Fish Commits
sioner has opened twelve lakes in
Meeker county for fishing in any
| style, as it was ascertained upon In
vestigation the fish would smoother
out when the lakes freeze over.
Winona, Minn.-Holding that an Of
ficer cannot be held liable for acts OF
his subordinates, Judge Wilbur F.
Booth in federal court here dismissed
the action brought against s. B.
Qvale, federal prohibition director in
Minnesota, to obtain $4,000 damages
for injuries alleged to have been sus'
tanned when federal agents raided the
Malewicki home the night of May l:
St. Paul-This city is winning high
rank among cities of the United States
in building construction this year, its
per capita investment during the first
ten. months being $3.50, the best 1922
standing to date Of any city in the
Northwest.
Strandquist-The businessmen OF
Strandquist have combined and be-
gun the publication Of a newspaper
comparatively, "The- Strandquist
Press"
| Sank Center-The Blue Valley
Creamery Co., with general offices IN
Chicago, the largest exclusive butter
manufacturers in the world, have
purchased the Hillsdale and Sprague
property here and will erect a strict
ly modern creamery Of large capacity.
canby-It will be gratifying to the
general public of Candy and tributary
communities to learn that Candy has
had day trains put back on schedule,
| Preston-District court opened here
with 80 civil and % criminal cases,
and many cases were settled out OF
court.
Thief River FaIis-With approx
mately $50 suspected cases of diph'
iberia reported here, city officials and
leading. citizens, at an informal meet
ing decided to await the report on 400
cultures sent to the state board OF
health before deciding whether to
turn the auditorium into hospital
Only six of the persons afflicted are
confined to their beds.
St. PauI-The Minnesota Creamery
Operators and Managers association
was presented with silk banner en-
blematic of the butter making cham
p1cnship of the world at the annual
convention of the association here.
lie Sueur Center--Mr. Eddy, living
east of town, has a Whitney apple
! tree that produced q second crop OF
apples this season.
St. -Seventy-five delegates
from thirteen spring wheat states, at
tending Il second annual meeting OF
the Conference for the Prevention of
Grain Rust, unanimously adopted
/ resolution urging Congress. to appro'
pirate 100000 to continue the fight
against the commou barberry bush
next year and recommending that the
various perth central states In the era
dicatior area contribute to the cam
paign in proportion to their individual
needs. Prominent speakers were
President J. II Howard Of the Ameri-
can Farm Bureau Federation and DR..
! E. C.. Stakmar of the United States
department OF agriculture and the