The Tomahawk., 1924-04-10
BriettMaw
All R State
coadsnssd Stories d HsppeninSs
of IL Week IN Mlnnssots

the Kiwanis club of Duluth, has just
been named on an international honor
roll with IS other secretaries. There
are 1900 clubs throughout the world.
Nashwauk- have been
completed through the agricultural de-
partment Of the Nashwauk schools
for the purchasing Of baby chicks for
local residents.
Hanley Faiis-Henry Everman,
farmer, was killed when he was drawn
into drive wheel Of an engine used
to grind feed. Mr.. Evermann slipped
and fell on the drive belt.
Luverne-The regular March terms
OF the district court closed here with
an unusual record. Every case tried
at the term resulted in a verdict for
the plaintiff. Judge Matthias Baldwin
Of Minneapolis. presided.
Nashwauk-Plans to bring about the
completion of the road from Nash
wauk to Bear River were made at
conference held here under the auspices
Of the Nashwauk Commercial club and
representatives Of the town of Car.
penter present.
Bertha-Bertha won its second una
nimous decision in supporting the
negative side Of the state debate ques-
ton against high school team from
Clarissa. The victory brings the Ber-
tina team into the finals for the dis.
trict championship.
Duluth-During the last week, ice
In the Duluth-Superior harbor de-
creased three inches, Boatswain Daniel
Magnuson of the United States coast
guard service reported following
measurements taken. Ice in the mid
die of the harbor measures Is inches.
Rochester-High Forest township
people have gone on record pledging
themselves to portect various forms of
wild life, such as ringneck pheasants,
ruffled grouse. prairie chickens, quail
and song birds. To do this they plan
to make their properties virtual game
refugees.
Mankato-Farmers and business
men Of this vicinity will meet here
at session where ways and means
Of increasing the cropping of soy
beans on local farms will be dis
cussed. Local merchants and bankers
are expected to aid in the venture OF
increasing the growth of the crop.
Redwood FaiIs-Action has been
taken in several of the ORDINATIONS
Of the city regarding the closing of all
business houses in the city for one
half day each week, this day to be
used for recreation. The American
Legion is the first organization to Of
ficially adopt the project and a com.
mittee has been appointed to cooper
ate with other organizations in putting
the idea across.
FaribauIt-Knights of Columbus
from all over the state are expected
to gather in this city on May 4, when
the Faribault council will celebrate the
twentieth anniversary of its founding.
Many notables of the. order, including
Archbishop Austin Bowling, State De-
putty Denis Donovan and Supreme
Physician Fahey, are expected to be
present.
host to about 700 educators, local civic
organizations having received assur-
ance that this city has been chosen
as the meeting place for the 1924 con-
vention of the Southeastern Mime
sofa Educational association, branch
Of the state organization. The con-
vention will be held some time in
October.
Rochester-Committe representing
both the Olmstead County Holstein
Breeders association and the Roches-
ter Civic association are busy with
plans and preparations for the annual
meeting and sale Of the Minnesota
State Holstein Breeders association,
which are to be held in this city on
May % and "a. Business men OF
Rochester will cooperate in the enter
tainment of the visiting dairy cattle
breeders.
Rochester-W. B. Yunker, of Roch-
ester, and one Of his pilots, Arthur
Samson of Belview, Mimi, left for
Fairbanks, Alaska, to launch their air
plane transportation venture. They
plan to fly two big passenger carrying
boats this summer. Mr.. Yunker has
already sent two airplanes to Alaska
in advance of his own arrival. He
will use them in commercial aviation
in the United States far northwestern
possession.
Waseca-What Is said to be the
first case in the state to be tried un.
der the liability provisions of the
vostead act was heard in district court
here. The Jury returned verdict in
favor Of the plaintiff, placing the dam.
age award at $500. Under the provi.
sions of the act, civil action for both
punitive and actual damages can be
brought against party selling .intox..
icating liquor. In this case the plain
tiff claimed loss of support for herself
and children because the defendant
had sold her husband intoxicating
liquors.
veseIl-This little Rice county VII.