The Tomahawk., 1922-11-02
Neu1fBriettMan
All & State
Condensed Stories It Happenings
Of the Week In Minnesota

Duluth-Twelve city skating Kinks
will be flooded this year, it was an
nounced by the recreation depart
ment. Warming houses have been
constructed at each rink.
DuIuth-Tentative plans for mil
lion cubic foot gas reservoir to be
built in Duluth have been announced
by P. G. Phillips, commissioner of
public utilities.
WiIImar-The hearing on the ST.
100000 judicial ditch No. 10, Kandi
yohi, Renville and Meeker counties
has been postponed until October,
1923. This ditch is the biggest project
in the history of these counties.
DuIuth-The steamer G.. S. Robin
son, owned by the Interlake Steamship
company, with a cargo of soft coal
destined for the Duluth docks, was
grounded and sunk on the east side
of DEVILS Island.
Virginia, Minn.-The memorial COM
mittee Of the Virginia post of the
American Legion has decided that
nothing further should be done
toward the construction of memo
rial at the present time.
keewatin-The tax levy for 1923 in
the village of Keewatin will be $780,
1876, the village council has decided. \
Hibbing-One of the most impor-
tant bank transfers on the Mesaba
range was closed when the Hibbing
State bank became the property of
D: B. Fuller, former state bank ex-
aminer.
Albert Lea-Jens Wayne, county
commissioner, was perhaps fatally in
jured when his automobile was struck
by Rock Island train at a crossing.
New Uim-Fire originating in
package of motion picture films de-
stroyed the Woodman hall and Dan
D. Harris lumber yard at Cambria,
near here.
DuIuth-Building permits for Sep
TENDER aggregated $691,O0 in Duluth,
according to compilations made by the
city building inspector. New construc-
tion continues heavy in public and
semi-public lines. .-..-.
Hibbing-A budget system for every
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will become effective in Hibbing Jan.
I. The council has ordered all de-
partment heads to prepare the bud
gets for 1923 and report to the coun-
ell.
crookston-The cornerstone for the
$25O,OO0 building, the first of num-
Der to be erected for the st. Benedict
Catholic Girls academy, was laid
here Sunday by Rt. Rev. Timothy Cor.
bett, bishop of the Crookston diocese.
The building will be used as the home
of $50 girls.
- Duiuth - Formally opening the
church for services, Rt. Rev. John T.
McNicholas, bishop of Duluth, dedicat-
ed the church of the Canons of the
Holy Cross.
Eveleth-A syndicate composed of
the First National bank of Eveleth,
the First National of Duluth, and the i
Northern National Of Duluth, was the
successful bidder for the issue of
ly by the people. The bid offers to-
pay par plus a premium of $19,615.
The bonds will bear interest at 6 per
cent. e
Brainerd-A giant magnet was used
by DR.. Nesmith Nelson to remove 20
caliber bullet from the eye Of Iden
Wade, young son of Hammond Wade,
who was injured while playing with
the cartridge. x
WilImar-The concrete paving of
the business section is practically
completed. New street lamps are
being installed. A white way of
about IA blocks is feature of Will
mars big civic Improvement plan.
Albert Lea-More than 300 Kiwan-
ians from over the state were here to
assist in the presentation of the char
ter to the newly formed club of XII
wanians. A big parade of celebration
was conducted. :. @o,4---s..
DuIuth-Members of the Wales
Forest Protective association accom-
panied b. representatives of the state
forestry board, forestry department |
and the agricultural department of |
the University of Minnesota made an |
inspection trip into the north woods.
Chisholm Especially - Bids have |
been called for the paving of the new
Babcock highway between Chisholm
and Bull. The bids are to be opened
Nov. 9 in Duluth. - -. ~. = -
ojibwa, Wis.-O. @. Horlamus, re.
Gently resigned as poultry specialist |
with the agricultural extension divi-
sion, University of Minnesota, is
starting a large poultry farm near
here. He is building poultry house
30x1SO feet and win install an incu- |
bator OF 24,000-egg capacity. He ex-
poets to get 5000 eggs day before
the end Of the year. Ill., ~.
st. Paul->Minneapolis and St. Paul |
will receive less than so per cent of
the normal supply of hard cal, &C.
cording to the plans of the fuel adj
and information received
by Ivan Boren, state fuel administra.
tor. j., - a1ss:: ~
crookston The largest amount of
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