The Tomahawk., 1923-04-19
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Condemned Stories Of Happenings
Of Tie Week In Minnesota

Observation-Disclosures are trying
to ascertain who the party was who
drove up to the residence of Charles
Digler here and left three months
old baby girl at the door.
luverne-For the 18th time H. C..
Bell has been elected superintendent
Of the Luverne public schools. The
entire teaching corps of the school
has been reelected.
st. James-At special election here
the $4,000 bond issue for a new school
building was defeated, 701 to liz. The.
vote was about evenly divided be.
tween men and women.
Hibblns-Edward Olson, II year old
son Of ole B. Olson, living on South
Sturgeon lake. three miles from Green
Rock, was killed when a IL gage shot
gun accidentally exploded in the hands
Of a playmate.
stiIIwater-Raymond Hawkes., serv.
ing life sentence in the state prison
at Saltwater for murder, was killed
when he jumped from the fourth cell
tier to the prison floor in full sight OF
guards and other prisoners.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of physiology
OF IL universities gathered here for a
conference. The conference was called
by the Mayo foundation to discuss
problems in the teaching of physiol.
ogy and it's clinical application.
West Coneord-Farmers in this vi.
cinity have completed a temporary
livestock shipping association, through
which they will market their livestock
on cooperative basis until perma.
uent association can be formed.
DuIuth-The class of the Duluth
Central high school which will be grad.
uated next June is composed of ap-
proximately 289 students. This is the
largest class that the Central has ever
sent out.
BarnesvilIe-Nine purebred Poland
China sows, to be distributed among
the members of the Boys and Girls
club, have been purchased by a com.
mittee of the GAINESVILLE Commercial
club.
RarnesvllIe-Mayor Engles has serv.
ed notice on all automobile owners
that they face arrest If they attempt
to operate their cars within the city
limits without either the 1928 license
plates or display Of the certificate
Of the notary public.
Shakopee-What is said to be the
largest verdict ever rendered in a case
Of the kind was returned by jury in
the district court in favor Of John D.
Weeks, who was awarded $38, 900 dam.
ages against the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railroad.
Winona-Announcem was made
of the election of L. w. Smock of this
city as master of Winona chapter,
Rose Croix No. s, Scottish Rite Ma
osns, to succeed C. N. Morse, who,
after holding the office Is years, de-
clined to accept a reelection.
Crookston-One hundred junior
farmers and farmer girls from II
northwestern Minnesota counties left
for their homes after spending a week
at the 18th annual junior short course
at the University of Minnesota north.
west school of agriculture here.
Observation-Disclosures of the Water.
Vile community council at their an.
nual meeting here asked the LIE Sueur
county commissioners to take favor.
able action on the organization of a
child welfare board and to provide for
the maintenance Of welfare work.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Childs was
named to head the Mantorville Com.
mercial club at its annual meeting
here. Other officers selected were
Miss L. Ruth, vice president, and H.
L. Bergy, secretary-treasurer. The
club plans to back the organization Of
a band and a weekly summer concert
series.
CIoquet-Many witnesses are to be
summoned to appear before the spe.
cial committee on reforestation of the
United States. Senate at Cloquet,
Mimi, on May 10. The committee
which will visit Duluth on the same
day will hold its only important hear.
ing in Minnesota at Cloquet, on the
theory that in that section of the state
appears the hest opportunity for re.
forestation work. ...
Minneapolis instruc.
tors in Minnesota schools and county
agents throughout the state are being
asked by L. w. Melander, leader of
the federal barberry eradication fore.
es, to make lesson on the barberry's
connection with black stem rust part
of Arbor Day programs on April 81.
The Conference for the Prevention of
Grain Rust, an organization repre-.
senting the agricultural interests of
thirteen north central states, has pro-
vided the Minnesota schools with ma.
terial for use In the study of black
stem rust and to- enable students to
identify the common barberry bush.
Duluth--William Broadbridge was
allowed all that he asked and interest
in his fire suit against the United
States railroad administration in q
verdict returned here by a district
court Jury. The verdict was for 49,.
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