The Tomahawk., 1923-11-22
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Coadsassd Stories Of HsppeninSs
Of The Week IN hinnesots

/ cows, members Of Steele county dairy
herds were tested for tuberculosis
last week by veterinarian of the
state livestock sanitary board.
Neutrality-suspicious. are being
made for a district convention of the
knights Of Pythias in this city. Dele
! gates will be present from the lodges
in this section of the state.
Mankato-A case brought. by John
F. Wilson Of Minneapolis, asking
damages Of $500 as the result Of the
drowning of his daughter, Anna, in
the Minnesota river here July %,
has been dismissed.
| Montevideo-The symphony orches-
ira has been reorganized for the sea-
son with a membership of 35 must
| clans. A series of concerts have
been planned. Five Of these will be
given in this city.
puIuth-An affiliation of the cham.
bers of commerce in this section OF
| the country, including Duluth, the
Range towns Of Superior, Port Arthur
and Fort William, will be perfected at
a conference here.
st. PauI-Governor j. A. o. Preus
was in st. Paul hospital, undergoing
| an operation for the removal Of his
tonsils, 1t was announced at his Office
in the state capitol. He has had throat
trouble for several years and repeated
attacks Of tonsilitis.
distinguishing won a sweeping
victory at the Virginia meeting Of rep
resentatives from all parts Of the coun-
ty to discuss the county board levy
for next year. The levy Of $4,000 for
an aviation field here was unanimously
approved.
Winona-More than 100 farmers
from all parts Of the county attended
the first farm bureau rally day" din
ner in this city. Plans for. a mem
| bership campaign were outlined fol-
lowing an address by J. F. Jones, Sec
rotary of the Minnesota Farm Blu
reau Federation.
Waseca-The Waseca County Poul-
try association will hold it's annual
pOulIly SuOW dI JducoNlIlC, ANON.
to "a. The premium list has been
expanded to attract poultry breeders
from all over the state.
Rochester-The Olmsted County
| Tribune, a weekly paper, Is about to
be established here by w. H. Smeet-
hurt. The paper is to be politically
independent. Rochester already has
two dailies.
Redwood FaIIs-The Marshall dis.
trict Women's Foreign Missionary
| society of the Methodist church
closed here with the election Of OFF,
GERS. Mrs. w. J. Robinson of Sleepy
Eye, was elected president Of the So
ciety for the ensuing year.
Redwood FaIIs-The last of the
sugar beet crop Is now being shipped
from Morgan. The farmers will re-
ceive about So per ton for their beets
and they will average about 10 tons
to the acre. Nearly 600 acres were
planted to beets this year.
Red Wing-Preston D. Hale of Ba-
zaar, Kan, was named county farm
agent to succeed V. H. Kingsbury, dis
missed, at a joint meeting Of the
executive committee of the Goodhue
County Farm Bureau and the County
Cooperative Extension association.
Red Wing-Old-time river men in
this section assert an open winter
may be looked for. They have re-
ceived the "highsign" from the mud
turtles, which have not yet sought
their winter quarters in the river
mud.
Austin-Considerab complaint re-
lative to the loss Of hogs in Mower
county brought warning from F. l..
Liebenstein, county agent, to farmers
to report cases that might be hog
cholera. Many herds in the county
are sick, Mr.. Liebenstein said, and
the losses have been heavy.
Madison-Frederick Roe has found
large deposit Of gypsum in the Min
nesota river bottom northeast Of
here. Samples of the deposit have
been obtained for examination to as
certain it the gypsum can be obtain
ed in paying quantities from the
river bottom.
Rochester-A project, designed to
bring about the establishment Of
fitting memorial to Rochester's SOL
diers of all wars, will be launched
by the American legion at an Armis-
tice day banquet. Speakers at the
banquet will include Senator Allen
Furlow, Commander James Pruett Of
the legion, DR.. A. w. Adson, A. C..
Heyerdal and DR.. H. e. Robertson of
the Mayo clinic.
Observation-Disclosures Of the Fed
Grafton of Club Women of Big Stone
county was completed here when the
constitution. suggested by the state
federation, was adopted. Nearly 100
women were in attendance. The wom-
ems club of Graceville issued an invi-
tation to have the next annual meet.
ing in that city.
Pipestone Plans are going for.
ward here for the seventh annual Red