The Tomahawk., 1924-08-28
St. cloud-Mrs e. F. Moore. VIII,

Crookston-Mr. anu Mrs. Jules Bou.
cher, who are numbered among the
earliest pioneers of this city, celebrat-
ed their 60th wedding anniversary at
their home here.
Winona-Ground was broken for the
erection of a $4,000 gymnasium and
auditorium for the Cotter Catholic
high school for boys which is to be
ready for occupancy late in the fall.
Duluth-Charles Rantilla OF Duluth.
AZ years old, was drowned when the
car he was driving went off the road
into ditch containing four feet of
water near Eveleth onNthe Miller trunk
road.
Jackson-This city has now a full
fledged Kiwanis club of 81 members.
1t was organized by L. J. Selfert, Ki.
wants lieutenant governor for south.
ern Minnesota, and Walter Hampton,
Kiwanis field worker.
Rochester-Olmsted county fair of.
ficials plans to make test case of the
operations Of what is termed game
of chance" at the Olmsted fair which
closed down following the arrest of
two concessionaries.
Luverne - Eleven contractors bid
on job Of graveling Is miles Of state
aid roads in Rock county. The county
commissioners gave the work to
Charles Byers of Jackson, on his bid
Of $17,S6O3O.
Winona-Barney Carson, southern
Minnesota professional golf champion
who recently resigned as professional
Of the Winona Public Golf Course AS.
sociation, has accepted a similar posi-.
tion at the Albert Lea Country Club.
he announced here.
St. cIoud-Plans for opening the
Farmers State bank Of st. Cloud are
being worked out. Since the bank
closed this spring. the institution has
been under the direction of AL Stroble.
deputy bank examiner +of the state
bank superintendent department.
Brainerd-Dr. w. L. Bee5e. since
1878 a practicing physician in St.
Cloud, died at the Northern Pacific
Railway hospital here after a lengthy
illness. DR.. Beebe was 76 years old,
and was we'll known in Minnesota med.
ical circles.
Hbbing The Hibbing National
bank has begun business with ample
capital and surplus, and backed by
the notable association of business
men of Hibbing. The bank succeeds
and takes over the business Of the
Hibbing State bank.
crookston-Mrs. ]. H. Jackson OF
Sioux City, Iowa. is in Crookston mar.
ing preparations for organization of a
chapter of the national Delphian sor.
ority, an organization for women de-
signed to carry out civic and education
work
st. Paula patrolman knocked
down in fight with former deputy
sheriff, over the question of whether
he had broken a traffic rule, died at
Ancker hospital The patrolman was
Frank Milanoski.
lie Sueur center-Carl Whips, a
farmer who lost gold watch charm
while shocking wheat in Scott county
40 years ago, has had it returned to
him. Recently the wife of the man
who now owns the farm where the
charm was lost found it and, remem.
bering to whom it belonged, returned
it to Mr.. Whips.
Duluth Duluth was a maze of
color for the state convention Of the
Benevolent and Protective Order OF
Elks. Three boat tips, a boxing card.
motor tours Of the city and adjacent
territory; a contest in ritualistic work !:
an additional boat trip to Port Arthur,
Canada, and a grand ball were among
many entertainment features planned
for the visitors.
Beaudette - s. w. Moorhead, of
Northwest Angle, was here complet.
ing the details for the sale of his
island to an agent representing a
number Of Chicago people who intend
starting a summer colony. Joe Glib.
bons also disposed of his island. as
did four Others and negotiations are
on for the purchase Of several more.
Hibbing-The woods are full of
bears, not only north of Hibbing, but
south as we'll, according to farmers
coming into town this week. In the
Lynwood section scouts at the Boy
Scout camp have seen several cub
bears in the woods. The woods north
of Hibbing contain more bears than
at any time in the last five years, it
Is reported.
St. cloud-At a meeting of Stearns
county cattle breeders a general CAM
paign to introduce better sires into
the county was launched and given
enthusiastic Endorsement by the big
cattle owners of the county This is
in line with general program being
carried out by the Minnesota Holstein
Breeders Association, which has sue
cessfully put over campaigns in II
counties in the state.
Hibbing-"Yes, we have some ba-
nanas," is the revised version of the
popular song sung by members of the
local park board. Among the greatest
attractions here at This time are the
Hibbing village greenhouses, where