The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1923-04-26

Northneld-Mrs. $. ID. Roce, wife
Of the president of the First National
bank of this place, and trustee OF
Carleton college, died here.
Waseea-Waseca's city council has
completed its organization by naming
w. c. Johnston as it's president. Will
liam A. Abraham was named chief OF
the fire department. -
WiIImar-Farmers residing near
Lake Lillian have formed co-opera-
tive elevator company and will estab-
lish an elevator at Lake Lillian sta
ton on the Luce Line.
owatonna-The Steele county Red
Cross chapter and the board of county
commissioners will support a county
public nurse despite the fact that pre-
vious efforts of the two bodies to that
end have been held illegal.
HibbIns-Edward Olson, II year old
son Of Ole B. Olson, living on South
Sturgeon lake, three miles from Green
Rock, was killed when II gage shot
gun accidentally exploded in the hands
of playmate.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ministers
from Minnesota cities in the valley
| closed the semiannual conference Of
the Red River valley presbytery at
the First Presbyterian church.
Albert Lea-Bids are being asked
by the board OF commissioners of
Freedom county for an addition to the
city and county hospital to cost ap-
proximately $4,000.
Benson. c. Collins, 81 years q
resident Of this county. died here at
the age 10. He served ten years as
register Of deeds Of Swift county,
served as mayor, member Of the
school board and municipal Judge.
Moorhead-H. LaPoint OF Interna.
tional Falls, Mimi. has instituted suit
against the city Of Moorhead for 500
reward offered for the capture of the
person who shot Peter Ness, Moor
head patrolman, in a holdup here in
1921.
Duluth-The United States Ship
ping board has made a loan Of $400,,-
900 to the Minnesota Atlantic Transit
company of Duluth, according to q
special dispatch from Washington.
The local concern, which is building
$1,250,000 terminal on the bay front.
plans line of vessels driven Ivy DE
sci engines to ply between Duluth and
New York.
Mankato-Dan Weigle of st. Paul
addressed 200 persons at meeting Of
the Manak.o Civic and Commerce as
ISOLATION on the subject Better CONF
munity Conditions" at the opening Of
the membership drive of the associa.
ton.
DuIuth-Charles La Ronge, aged SO,
arrested by federal authorities at
Gary rooming house after t. chase
over three states that lasted eight
months, is in the county Jail here fac.
ing a charge of violating the prohibit
ton laws.
Albert Lea-A settlement of Hol-
landers situated at Hollandale. a new
village six miles east of Clarks Grove,
is receiving new members from the
old country steadily. All the land In
the tract is being sold to native Of
Holland.
Fairmont-A baby that weighed
trifle more than a pound at birth Is
being successfully raised here in
homemade incubator by Miss Anna
Sokoll, county Red Cross nurse. The
baby has been fed since birth on
mothers milk, at first through a me-
dicine dropper, and has gained half
a pound a week, until 1t weighs near.
ly four pounds.
Hibbing-That the creates. opera.
tive ore body in the world lies in Hib.
bling district was brought OUT in the
testimony of Guy Diehle, assistant
general mining engineer of the Oliver
stand in the North Forty hearing. He
said that while there Is larger ore
body known to exist in Brazil this is
not being worked.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from cities
which are to enter clubs in the reor.
ganized Southern Minnesota baseball
league will meet here. Besides the
towns represented at the first meeting
at Faribault, including Owatonna,
Faribault, Austin, Albert Lea, Adams
and Blooming Prairie, two other cities,
Mankato and Rochester, are expected
to send representatives, giving the
league an eight-club Organization.
Winona-Contestants OF the will of
Mark r. Campbell Of St. Charles will
take an appeal to the district court, II
was announced, following admission
ITO probate of the will, disposing Of
$4,000 estate. - '- a. "a
StiIlwater-With rousing meetings
attended by bankers, breeders, bust.
| ness men and farmers from all over
the surrounding country the Wash,
ington county pure bred sire cam.
paign was opened by its promoters
the Minnesota Holstein Breeders as.
ISOLATION. Governor Preus, Dean Wal
ter G. Coffey, of the Minnesota Col
lege of Agriculture, Robert Geiger,
secretary Of the breedrs' association,
, addressed q meeting at the Saltwater
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