The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1923-10-11
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All & State
condsassd Stories Of Happenings
q Tie Week n Minnesota

jamestown. N. D., has been obtained
as county nurse here.
Windom-The annual meeting of the
Cottonwood County Old Settlers asso-
citation will be conducted Oct. 10.
Blooming Pralrie-Instruction in
home economics under direction Of
Miss Mary Bull, home management
expert Of the Minnesota University
extension division. began here.
WeIIs-Because Of depleted reserves,
the First National bank of Wells was
ordered closed by examiners who took
charge until a reorganization can be
affected.
ouIuth-The sangerfest OF the
northwest division Of the American
Union Of Swedish singers came to a
close here. Fifteen hundred persons
attended the final performance.
st. CIoud-Concrete pouring has
been begun on the first strip of the
pavement between St Cloud and St.
Joseph. The paving will go to Os-
SEQ this fan and will be completed
next spring.
st. cloud-All physicians of Benton
and Stearns county were guests with
their wives at luncheon at the st.
Cloud Country club which was pre-
sided over by Mrs. c. B. Lewis and
Mrs. c. F. Brigham.
luverne-With the passing Of Sep
TENDER without killing frost. Rock
county IL assured one of the best
natural refined corn crops in it's his
tory.
Observation-Disclosures may invite
the Minnesota Crop improvement as.
ISOLATION to hold its annual grain
show here. A special meeting of the
board vi directors Of the Stee coun.
ty farm bureau will be held to decide
whether to extend an invitation.
st. James-Bishop Hebron Of WI
mona will be here Oct. 9 for the for.
NAL dedication of the ST. James hos.
pital and home for the aged. Spe.
cial services will oe conducted in the
morning.
New UIm-Dealers in the grocery
field from southern Minnesota and
western Wisconsin will conduct q
days meeting in New Ulm, Oct. "a, to
become better acquainted with each
other and discuss topics pertaining to
their business.
kenyon-Kenyon will have new
depot following an investigation of
the Minnesota railroad and warehouse
commission, according to information
reaching here. The building will re-
place the one destroyed by fire two
years ago.
Virginia - The extension depart
ment Of the University of Minnesota
will conduct II classes on the iron
range this season, most Of the classes
here. This announcement is made by
John 8. Shadbolt, instructor in charge
Of the Duluth office of the university!
FaribauIt-A petition signed by SO
prominent residents asks the city
council to purchase the grounds now
used for the Faribault fair and by the
local club Of the Southern Minnesota
league ard make them unit of Fari.
bault's future municipal part system.
Albert lea-Albert Lea clinched the
pennant of the Southern Minnesota
Baseball league by defeating Fa:i-
bault, 9 to 4. The game was featured
by free hitting on the part of both
teams, with considerable ragged pall
in between. The game was the third
Of the series played to determine the
southern Minnesota baseball title.
Hibbins-Raising a protest to what
they term an unjust decision, dis
abled veterans of the World war liv.
ing in Hibbing and Chisholm intend
to protest directly to their congress.
men and senators against the action
Of the government veterans bureau In
cancelling government aid to men
who are really in need Of it.
st. James-Fire destroyed the st.
James Poller mills here, doing dam
age estimated at $4,000. A strong
wind famed the flames. endangering
an elevator and lumber yard near.
by. The cause of the fire is thought
to be spontaneous combustion. The
destroyed building was valued at $685..
900, while -four and grain contained
in it was estimated to be worth So.
900.
Crookston - c. H. Zealand, chair
man of the Polk county committee
engaged in signing potato raisers to
cooperative selling contracts, express
ses confidence that the necessary TO-
900 acres will be signed up. To
date about 10000 acres have been
placed under contracts and with
dozen meetings yet to be conducted
il is expected the second 10000 acres
will be obtained.
Hibbing - Work of stripping the
famous North Forty" in Hibbing was
started when one steam shovel was
moved to the west side Of the long
disputed tract. This is the first actu-
al work done by mining companies in
preparation for mining operations
and comes as result of the courts
decision, referring the case to the
state supreme court.
Albert lea-The Freeborn County
farm bureau. with the backing of the
four dairy hreeders' associations in