The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-12-11
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5emidjI-George Thompson Of Ball
Club, who was seriously injured at
Mizpah when logs gave way and pin
ned him underneath while he was
working at decking logs, died at the
Lutheran hospital here.
Observation-Disclosures of the new
s350,000 Waseca high school took
place with exercises that terminated
the Educational Week program.
St. PauI-St. Paul will be asked to
adopt the century" system of house
numbering, similar to that Of Mime
apolis, under a plan to be submitted to
planning board committee
Redwood FaIls-Beekeepers OF this
county have formed an organization
for mutual benefit and will endeavor
to interest the younger generation In
bee culture.
Tracy-The eleventh annual corn
and grain show, under the auspices OF
the Tri-County Farm Improvement
association, closed its five-day session
with large attendance.
owatonna-The date for the sale OF
a 100000 issue Of bonds to finance
further construction of the municipal
electric light. power and heating plant
was postponed from December to
16 by the city council at a special
meeting.
st. cIoud-Robert Sundberg, she'll
shocked World war veteran, who was
held by st. Paul police after hiking
80 miles from the Veterans hospital
at st. Cloud, to see his wife who Is i'll
at the Ancker hospital, has returned
to st. Cloud by automobile, smiling
and happy. He was allowed to visit
the hospital shortly after his wife had
given birth to daughter.
crosby-Officials or the Milford
mine were exonerated from eny negli-
gence in connection with the disaster
in which Al men lost their lives last
February when the waters of a nearby
marsh flooded the workings. The spe-
cial commissioners appointed by Gov
ernor Preus to investigate the acct
dent reported taht the officials were
not to blame.
st. Paul-The Tracy Balaton tor.
nado fund totals $44,6S4, Herman e.
Samuelson, announced. The most re-
cent donation was from LIE Sueur Gen.
ter, which totalled $1,094.46. The re-
lief committee was appointed by Gov
ernor Preus following tornado which
swept the Tracy-Ballaton district on
June 20 and destroyed farm property
and crops and made many farmers
destitute.
MinneapoIis-The Minnesota Socie.
ty, Daughters of the Revolution, will
celebrate the 25th anniversary of it's
founding December 9, with recep-
ton at the home of Mrs. Merrill c.
Smith.
Observation-Disclosures new 100000
water tower on College hill has been
formally defeated and opened for pub
lie inspection. The local post of the
American Legion had charge for the
day, and souvenir programs will be
distributed.
Hibblng-Of Importance to the min
ing fraternity Of the range is the an
nouncement that the various mining
operations Of the M. A., Hanna COM
pany for the Mesaba range will be
conducted from the Hibbing office
and the Virginia office will be discon-
tinued.
st. cIoud-George Lohrer, ST., aged
78 years, died at the home of his son
here, from blood poisoning. Mr.. Lob
rer was kicked in the knee by a calf
while visiting at the farm of friend.
Later the knee began to swell and
blood poisoning developed.
LitehfieId-A golden eagle with a
wing spread Of Z feet inches was on
display in a local store. The big bird
had been observed about East Lake
Ripley for a number of weeks and
scared the wild ducks in that vicinity.
o. w. Ringdahl brought down the
bird with rifle.
Mankato-The body of a baby was
found in the waiting room Of the
Omaha deport here by the baggage
man. DR.. G. A. Dahl, county coroner,
was called. Ali marks of identified
ton on the box had been erased and
no clue could be found by authorities.
Lafayette-Bandits drove into La
fayette. held the whole town bay
for omre thain two hours, and wrecked
the interior Of the Farmers State
bank by exploding Is charges of nitro
glycerine in an unsuccessful attempt
to reach $4,000 in the vault.
Mankato-The Presbyterian board
Of relief and suspension has sent out
an urgent call to the elders Of the so
Presbyterian churches of the presby.
terry to assemble here, to consider the
new pension plan that has been
adopted by the general assembly syn
Of of Minnesota. and by this presby-
terry.
Redwood Fails-At the annual meet
ing Of the Redwood County Agricul-
tural Association F. G. Hubbard pre-
sented his resignation as president Of
the organization and Rudolph Stems
val was named to the position w.
A. Hauck was reelected secretary.
Hastinps-Jasper Hinman, st. Paul