The Tomahawk., 1924-12-18
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All 3 State
condsnssd Stories Of HsppsninSs
Of the Weak In Mlnnssota

| SidytOn-ITOmpt dCllOn VI luS ieSoi
fre department saved the local Cath
Ollie church from destruction by fire.
| Hutchinson-The Mcleod county
fair will continue as four days ses-
sion and will be held in September
| 1895.
NorthTeld-A. Wilberscnled, head
of the Twin City Milk Producers
| plant. was instantly killed when q
steam radiator in the plant burst
Long PrairIe-Representatives Of q
large pickling concern were surveying
the field here regarding the estab-
lishment of a pickle factory.
| 5arnesviIIe-Plans for the re-organ-
lzation and reopening Of the Citizens
State Bank of Barnesyille will be
made soon.
| Ct. PauI-St. Paul will be asked to
J adopt the century" system of house
numbering, similar to that Of Mime
! apolis, under plan to be submitted to
a planning board committee.
Little FalIs-The Morrison county
fair nsxt year will be Of three days
duration instead Of four days. as has
been the custom for several years,
and will be August %. 20 and 80.
| owatonna-Thed date for the sale OF
| q 100000 issue OF bonds to finance
| further construction of the municipal
electric light. power and teating plant
was postponed from December 2 to
16 by the city council at a special
| meeting.
| Warren-The question OF sugar beet
raising is being given considerable at.
tention by Marshall county agricultur.
alists, and 1t Is probable that an effort
will be made to get this industry
started here soon.
Duluth-Possible sites In Duluth for
the proposed $2,OOO,000 tuberculosis
hospital of the United States Vet
erans' bureau were inspected by a
| special commission named recently by
Director General Hines of the bu-
| reau.
Mankato-H. NJ. Chesbrough, man.
/ ager of the Mankato division Of the
| Standard Oil Company Of Indiana, has
announced the company will build a
new plant here which will give this
city one of the most complete plants
in the Middle West.
Buhl-St. Louis county's delegation
! to the Chicago livestock show and the
third national Boys and Girls con-
gress have returned. bearing all sorts
of prizes and distinctions, although
the party consisted of but nine men,
bers.
Spring VaIIey-As start towards
raising funds for a new Community
House at this place, home talent
play will be given. Boosters are max
ing every effort to secure an adequate
community building which they hope
to have under construction within a
short time.
MinneapoIis-A loaf Of bread 60
feet long, which was removed from
it's oven by a block and tackle, was in
a parade on Nicollet avenue, to call
attention to the motion picture
Bread" Window frames on the
second floor of the building had to be
taken out to remove the loaf, said to
be the largest ever made.
Rochester-The Queen City Silver
Fox farm, located three miles south
west of Rochester, has been added by
| the Detroit Silver Fox Farms organi-
zation to it's group of producing units,
1t was announced here. The Detroit
organization is a $2,000,0OO corpora
ton.
Hibbing-Re-organiza of the
Range Shrine club was perfected at a
meeting of the Shriners from all parts
Of the Range. DR.. Hugh McKecknie
OF Hibbing was named president; Will
liam Spensey Of Hibbing was named
secretary, and Arthur Egge Of Hib-
bling treasurer.
Rochester-Fine and Imprisonment
for non-1oters, on the theory that the
franchise is not a privilege, but a
duty to be discharged as faithfully as
military service in time of war, was
advocated by Judge Kenesaw Noun
| tain Lands at a complementary
luncheon given him by the Rochester
Civic association. N"-
St. CIoud-The st. Cloud Chamber
of Commerce has set on foot an eff
fort to induce the city commissioners
Immediately to take steps to obtain
an adequate supply of pure water,
and to that end has strongly recon.
mended the well system. -"
! neutrality-suspicious. for the
| purchase of the first Of several motor
bus companies operating in Minnesota
by q syndicate Of Twin City business
| men are reported completed. with in
dications that much OF the 10000, 900
bus property in the state is likely ul-
1 timately to be involved.
| st. Paul-The reopening Of two
banks, one in New Ulm. the other in
Searles was announced Saturday.
The Farmers and. Merchants State
bank of New Ulm. reopened with a
capital of s50,000. and deposits OF
! $351,O0C. The Searles State bank
will open its doors with a capital Of
| $4,000.
! Windom--A valuable dairy COW