The Tomahawk., 1925-07-16

way for the formation Of girls band
in Granite Falls.
Fergus FaIls-New building in Fer.
gus Falls will amount to approximate
ly S225, 200 this year.
Duluth-Allan Pierce, Duluth, has
been appointed navigation inspector
| for the Duluth.Superior harbors.
Crookston-A large sized lynx was
killed on the Charles Vilven farm six
miles north Of Crooxston, the first for
| many years.
Fergus FaIIs-The board Of educa.
ton Of this city let contract for
new high school building. The total
cost of the building will be s125.O00.
| Winona-O. H. GIBSON, dean of men
and teacher Of history at Winona
Teachers college, has accepted posi-
Virginia, Mimi.
Ada-Norman countys three day
fair opened with the largest exhibit
Of registered and fullblood cattle
ever shown at any fair in the Red
River valley counties.
Caledonia - Caledonia sportsmen
have received $4,000 trout fry from
the state game and fish department
and have begun planting them in the
streams Of Houston county.
AppIeton-Peter Rheingans, "a years
old. Civil war veteran and resident OF
this community for 46 years, Is dead.
He is Survived by six daughters, two
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grandchildren.
Ivanhoe &C. w. Sites, Lincoln
county attorney, died at his home at
Lake Benton of heart disease. He
was 70 years old and had lived In
Lincoln county for nearly half CEN
fury.
Henderson-A group OF st. Paul
business men is negotiating with the
Henderson Holding Co. for the pur.
case Of the company's factory here and
will manufacture wall board from corn
stalks, II a deal IS consummated.
st. PauI-Stafford King, state adju.
tant, Minnesota department. American
Legion, was appointed executive Sec
rotary of the Soldiers Welfare depart.
ment, which is under supervision OF
the state board Of control.
crookston-KiDg, Nav and George,
last equine members of the local fire
department, have lost their jobs.
With the arrival Of a new fire truck
completing the motorization Of the
department.
Granite FaIIs-Granite Falls has
been presented with public park by
the local American Legion post and
auxiliary and the Commercial Club.
The tract consists Of 81 acres, border.
ing the Minnesota river.
Disqualification records Of the
Belgrade Farmers Coz perativ g
Creamery were shattered when 205
tubs of butter were shipped in one
DAY, it was announced. This is the
largest shipment made since the
creamery was organized IA years ago
crookston-She was married, but
she didn't have to change her name OF
her state address. Even the ages OF
the couple who were married in the
courthouse at Crookston are the same
The couple is Nels Ulvesaker, 43
Powers Lake, N. D., and Anna Ulves
aker, 43, Binford, N. d.
Enthusiastically Schock, Is veal
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
Schoch of this city, has attained
record Of school attendance. Miss
Schoch has a record for period GOV
ering nine years in the Mankatt
schools, in which time she has never
been absent or received tardy mark
st. Paul-Secretary Of State Kel
logg, who is home on vacation, II
keeping a weather eye on the Chinese
situation, which may develop into
call by the United States to other ma
lions for a conference to discus!
China's affairs. Mr.. Kellogg is pre-
pared to cut his vacation short at an!
time and return to Washington.
South st. PauI-Sixty-nine million
dollars was received by farmers II
Minnesota and the northwest for IS,
, 528 cars of livestock received at Soutl
st. Paul during the first six months o
this year, one of the largest totals IL
, the history Of the South st. Paul mar
ket. The average number of cars TO
the last five years has been 31.217.
Rochester-Notice of the first CLAIM
for damages as a result of the food Of
June IL was filed with the council b.
F. F. Holloway. He notified the a.
dermen of a claim for $1,000. Tn
: claimant alleges carelessness and nee
:, ligence on the part Of the city in s
constructing a bridge that the abut
: ments diverted the sream over hi
, land.
Detroit-Cowboys cattle and horse
from the two Roosevelt ranches on tn
D Little Missouri River will form tn
!. nucleus of Frontier Day celebratio
here July 16, II and II. Mayor A. {
}, Knudson announced that bad Lands
Bill Mccarthy and George Gardner
J. present owners Of 1.-THE Maltese Cross
l. and "The Elkhorn," Teddy Roosevelt
Q old ranches, will manage the celebr'
ton and bring thirty cowboys wit
! them.
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