The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1923-05-24
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All & State
Condensed Stories Of Happenings
Of the Week In Minnesota

stock sales pavilion here at cost OF
100000 will be considered at meet
ing Of farmers and business men.
Hayfield-A community market day
will be conducted here May %, under
the auspices Of the Hayfleld Commun.
ity club.
EveIeth-A campaign to prevent
killing Of cattle by railroads and mo-
florists has been launched by railway
heads and township officials Of Eve
leth.
5uffaIo-Bids were opened here for
a new Presbyterian church building
to cost $4,000. Albert Boerner of
Buffalo, was awarded the general con-
tract. )
Wlnona-Miss Wilhelmine Hobns.
been, county nurse for three, years,
has resigned. She has accepted posi-
ton in followup work for the United
States Veterans bureau with headquar-
tiers at indianapolis.
Fergus FaIIs-Raymond c. Madison,
aged Is, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
M. Madison, died after accidentally
shooting himself through the neck
while playing with other boys.
HlbbIns-The Mckinney Steel com.
pany, owners Of the Stevenson and
st. Paul mines, two properties west
Of Hibbing, announced an increase Of
ten per cent in wages effective May 1.
Slayton-V. D. DeBolt of Bismarck,
N. D., has been elected superintendent
of public schools of this village for
the coming year. He succeeds r. H.
Wooden who has been here for four
years.
Windom-Seed corn from 10 repre-
sentative farmers of Cottonwood coun-
ty, just tested, shows that the farm
ers are relatively safe in their. seed
corn supplies for the year 1928. In
the termination test all Is samples
proved to be strong. =
Duluth-Two small boys, one aged
5 and one 4, were victims Of two au-
tomobile truck accidents within Is
minutes of each other. Robert Lueck,
aged s, was killed and Luther Kozart,
aged 4, received possible fatal injuries
in another accident.
Eveleth-The Eveleth Rotary club
has voted to extend an expression Of
it's appreciation to Richard MARI, Eve
leth high school boy who took first
place in the interstate oratory contest
at Evanston, ILL.,, recently.
Mankato-Rev. W. P. Lemon, pas.
tor of Andrew Presbyterian church,
Minneapolis, will deliver the comence
ment address to the graduation class
of the Mankato high school Friday,
June 1. He has announced as his sub.
ject, "The Adventure of Tomorrow"
Ironton-Stock piles of iron ore not
touched since the closing Of the war
have begun to move on the Guyana
iron range. The stock piles at the Guy
una, Mile Laos and Merritt mines will
be moved as soon as men can be pro-
cured. -
Granite Falls - Fillman Anderson,
son of farmer living near Clark.
field, had one of his ears completely
torn from his head when he was
thrown through the windshield of his
car.
MorrIs-The Kiwanis club e Morris
was officially presented with its char
ter by A. e. Pickard Of Minneapolis,
district manager of the Minnesota
Dakota district. Many Kiwanians
from other clubs nearby, notably
Glenwood, Willmar and Benson, were
present.
WInona-Truck gardeners in this VI
cinity say frost did considerable dam
age to vegetables and fruits. Damage
to asparagus, beets, MELONS, cucum-
bers and berries was reported to have
amounted to virtual destruction in
some places.
Red Wins-L. A. Juhlin, owner OF
tht Sunny Brook farm near the train.
ing school, believes he has mine Of
white sand on his faym that may prove
veritable gold mine for him. Samples
of the sand were sent to Pittsburgh for
analysis and the statement came back
that it IL the finest sand for gas max.
ing purposes ever found in the United
States. = r.. st. -
WIndom-The county commissioners
of Cottonwood county have instruct
ed the county attorney to bring action
against the Farmers State Bank Of
Storden to recover funds belonging to
the county which were on deposit in
the bank when it was closed by the
state banking department over q year
ago, because OF having a depleted ser.
serve.
HibbIna-Farmers living in the town
of Stintz will come to the aid Of Gus
Williamson, farmer who was arrest
ed by D. L. Mcintosh, forest ranger,
when he was discovered burning brush
without permit, according to infor-
nation obtained. The farmers, aided
by members Of the board Of supervis-
ors are raising defense fund for VIII
hanson and expect to make test
case Of his arrest, 1t was said.
st. Paul-The records Of the State
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