The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1924-07-24
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coadsassd Stories Of HappeninSs
Of The Week In Minnesota

FaribauIt-The state convention OF
National Association Of Stationary En-
gineers, here July 81, Aug. l and z,
, will be the largest in the history OF
: the state association, officers say.
Faribault-Fruit raisers are COM
planning of the havoc being wrought
in their trees and berry bushes, as
we'll as in the vegetable gardens, by
flocks of birds.
PIpestone-MissE Ethel Fields OF this
city has been awarded a gold medal
by a committee of the Presbyterian
synod of Minnesota, her essay on
Stewardship" having been adjudged
the best in a statewide contest.
Detroit-Mr. and Mrs. Gus Linnell
OF Milbank, 8. D., were killed when
their automobile was struck by 500
Line train at the Wheeler crossing,
two miles northwest Of Detroit.
Moorhea d-Dr. Jacob Tanner of Con-
cordia college, Moorhead, will leave
next month on a years leave Of abb
sence for Minneapolis, where he will
take up the work Of editing the Luth-
eraneran, Norwegian publication.
New UIm-Rev. c. J. Albrecht, n
years old, pioneer Lutheran clergy
man Of Minnesota and pastor for AZ
years of st. Pauls Evangelical Luth-
eran church of New Ulm, died here
following a paralytic stroke.
MISUNDERSTANDING 1000 feet
when their automobile rolled off a
precipice into Yellowstone canyon,
| Yellowstone National park, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl ]. Dunn Of Minneapolis were
killed in one of the most spectacular
accidents in the history Of the west.
Duluth-Tourist camps are no place
for band of gypsies to pitch camp.
Three auto loads of them began to
make camp among the tourists. A
hurry call to the police and trip to
the grounds by officers resulted in the
departure of the band.
oa<Iand-A. A. Sorenson, cashier
of the State Bank of Oakland, in a
message received from A. ]. Veigel,
state superintendent Of banks, was
! rendered the appointment Of deputy
state bank examiner, for the first con-
| gressional district east Of Albert Lea.
Owatonna-Marie Degner and Azure
liza Childs, Steel county club girls, won
| the Cake Club contest in the southwest
division Of Minnesota in competition
with other counties in the, state. They
are to receive free trip to the Min
nesota State Fair this fall
st. Paul.. F. Gould, state game
and fish commissioner, issued a state
ment requesting tourist information
agencies throughout the state to urge
upon visiting tourists the necessity OF
| taking out nonresident fishing IL
| censes.
Minneapois-L. s. Donaldson, pres1-
dent of the L. 8. Donaldson company,
| an outstanding merchant Of Minneap=
oils and leader in the business and
civic life of the Northwest for more
than 40 years, is dead. He died at
| his home after an illness Of two
| months.
Hardwck-The Farmers State bank
| has taken over the business of the Sc
| curity State bank here and the stock
holders of the two institutions have
pooled their interests. The CONSOLE
dated bank will have resources Of
more than 100000 and a cash reserve
| Of $4,000.
neapoIis-Fifty-four trustees Of
the newly formed Minnesota Potato
Growers exchange ratified the sale Of
their 1924 crop, estimated at $4,000
900, through the Federated Fruit and
Vegetable Growers, Inc, Of New York,
an organization formed through the
American Farm Bureau federation to
handle the product Of many farmers
co-operatives throughout the country.
HIbbins-Bears have recently been
furnishing considerable diversion to
farmers, road workers and cottagers
about Sturgeon lake. At camp OF
road workers the bears have been put
| ting In an appearance about every
evening at supper time. They have
learned that much waste food is placed
in garbage cans and do not seem to
mind the presence of men II the lat
ter do not get too close. - -
Osseo-For the third time in eek
death Knocked at love and bitter grief
EcpidCcu Ihc dhtiSiPoSAoh Va nAoAAASoo'
This was revealed with the identifi-
eaton of couple killed on the Great
E:rthern railroad crossing near o.
I SEQ. The man was Lester Campbell,
90 years old, and the girl was Lillian
Castle, 10, both Of Minneapolis. They
| were to have been married this sum.
mer. -.
DuIuth-Twenty-six suits against
the United States railroad admins
tration for losses suffered in the oc-
tober, 1918. forest fires in northern
Minnesota. were continued until the
| January term of court by Federal
Judge w. A. Cant here. This action
was taken at the call of the calendar
on motion Of Lafayette French. Jr.,
United States district attorney, who
stated that his client, ]. G. Davis.
agent designated by the president.
was not yet prepared for the trial.
nneapoiis--George c. Jewett, gen.