The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-10-09
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in Pennington county is assessed at
about 100000 less this year than a
year ago, according to County Auditor
T. P. Anderson.
Observation-Disclosures Elbner of New
Ulm was reelected president of the
State Federation of Catholic Socie.
ties at their convention here. His
election was made by reclamation.
Madison-Burglars made a big haul
at the Prellwitz general store at Bel.
lingham, when they loaded several
hundred dollars worth of drygoods,
clothing and furnishings into an auto.
mobile and made their escape.
AIexandrla-More than 1000 people
from city and rural homes took part
In the first annual community sins
here. Two bands furnished music fol-
the big parade that preceded the
singing.
Worthington-Miss Gertrude APPEL
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ape
of this city, was ordained pastor O.;
the Methodist Episcopal church, al
the Columbia River conference con
Quoted at Wenachee, Wash.
Roehester-Mrs. Martin Lee Of Aus
tin was probably fatally injured when
she leaped from a -Winona
bus after the brakes failed to work
and the machine started backing
down steep hill.
AustIn-Walking two miles a day
and taking care of four city lots O,
for the dirigible ZR-3, German built
the oldest person in this city. He is
John Esser, who passed his cpd birth
day March 16.
Mlnneapolis-The University of Min.
nesota officially opened for the 1924
1925 season, with a registration larger
than ever before. The enrolment was
well above the 5000 mark, and some
officials predicted that 1t will almost
reach 10000.
Thief River FaIIs-The grain move.
ment through this city is heavier this
fall than ever before, according to rail.
road officials, who declare an average
Of six trainloads of so cars each have
been handled by the 500 Line and
Great Northern in two weeks.
Little FaIIs-An unidentified man
was drowned in Rice Lake, near here
when his boat upset A passing train
crew saw the accident and when the
man failed to appear, sent a call here
from the next stop. A party Of mer
dragged the lake for the body.
Deer River-Killing of bears in this
vicinity in the protection of property
was authorized by the Minnesota
state game and fish commission when
protest was entered against the
menace the animals have become by
owners of livestock.
MinneapoIis-Edgar l.. Mattson,
vice president of the Midland National
bank of Minneapolis, was elected pre-.
sident Of the national bank division
of the American Bankers association
at the meeting of the association in
Chicago.
st. PauI-Ray P. Chase, state audi.
tor, announced a reduction Of 2.22
mills, or approximately 20 per cent,
in the state tax rate for 1924, collect
able in 1926 for use then. Mr.. Chase
said the total tax levy will aggregate
$11,424, 454.66, based on an assessed
valuation of $1,976, $50.
crosby-The body Of Clyde Revord,
As years old, who lost his life in the
Milford mine disaster on February s.,
was recovered tn the 165-foot level.
Revord was married and had one child.
One more body of the Al victims of the
tragedy remains in the mine work
ings.
Piainview-With sweet corn CROP
prospects falling to come up to ex'
pectations, the Lakeside Canning
Company has considerably reduced its
estimate of production. The com
pany expects now to put up only 15,.
900 cans of corn instead Of the anti.
cipated 10000. The company had
contracted for 600 acres. H..
owatonna-Plans for more extend
ed activities than in its first season
last winter were made by the DIVA
tonna Music Club at it's annual meet
ing. The reorganization Of the club
assures the city Of concerts by Owa
tonna vocal musicians as well as the
probable appearance of visiting solo
lists.
st. cIoud-Another chapter is about
to be written into the history Of st.
Clouds motor plant, originally the
factory of the Pan Motor company
Articles of Incorporation for the Dia
mond Motor Parts Co., 100000
concern were filed with the secretary
of state. The corporation theoretical
ly purchases the Mutual Motor com
pany's plant and equipment-origin
ally the Pan Motor Co.'s factory-and
replaces the Mutual concern as cor
poration in Minnesota.
= RusselI-John N. Jones, pioneer resi-.
dent of this section, died following
second stroke of paralysis. Mr.. Jones
came to Redwood county in 1881. He
served in the legislature in 1885-188S
and 12Q6.1296 In 1896 he moved to