The Tomahawk., 1925-08-20

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and visitors, including some of the
leading actuaries Of the United States,
attended the four-day sessions Of the
National Fraternal congress.
Windom-Thronged with hundreds
Of old settlers from all parts Of the
United States, Window held open
house in celebration of Cottonwood
county Homecoming festival.
NorthfeId-Every federated club in
the third district has Endorsed the
candidacy OF Miss Minnie Dilley,
Mortified, for president of the Mime
sofa Federation of Woman's Clubs.
Columbia Heishts-Mrs. Anna Gould,
so years old, member Of the city
council, was fatally injured when
an automobile in which she was riding
overturned two miles east Of Forest
Lake.
! Twfl:: valIey-A contribution Of
$1,000 was made to the Wild Rice Chill.
dren's Home, an institution OF the
Norwegian Lutheran church, by DR..
Theodore Bratrud of Warren, ply.
sician.
| Warren-Warren was admittedly
dry. very dry. And the city shipped
in 10000 gallons in a railroad tank car
from Crookston. Prohibition agents
took no notice of the shipment. It
was water.
Pine city-Frank w. Matson and
members Of the state railroad and
warehouse commission met with au-
thorities here to devise a plan for
safeguarding the lives Of persons u.s.
ing the railroad crossings at this
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orthfieId-Sixty-tive years Of mar.
ried life have convinced Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Whitson of Mortified
that simple living, useful work and
making the best of conditions and OPP.
portunities are the mainsprings OF
happiness.
Arlington-The seasons corn pack
has started at the plant Of the Big
Stone Valley Canning Company here,
w. Smith, manager of the plant, said
the 1925 season is two weeks earlier
than that Of last year.
Thief River FalIs-Lindstrom LIE
gionaires-93 of them, in spite of the
sact that there are only % former
service men living in the village OF
| 523 persons-were awarded the cup,
as members of the post making the
best record in post activities in the
state.
Lake city-Going on record as op.
posed to the granting of a permit to
operate buses on trunk highway No.
8, between Minneapolis, St. Paul and
Lake City, the Lake City Luncheon
club, an organization Of business
men of this city, passed resolution
to that effect at their last meeting.
Pipestone-Several thousand per.
sons were here to attend the cere.
monies connected with the opening OF
the new $4,000 concrete swimming
pool. A feature Of the occasion was
the swimming and diving Of Miss
Marie Wagner, champion woman
swimmer of Chicago.
st. Paul-Although the estimated
corn crop Of the country slumped dur
ing July, according to United States
department Of agriculture survey, the
Minnesota corn crop made strong
gains during the month and on the
basis of it's condition August was
forecast at 100000 bushels more
than on July I.
St. Cloud-The Minnesota State
Cemetery Association will hold its an
nual meeting at the Elks building
here, having for its object 1.-THE Ad'
vancement of the Interests and Eleva.
ton of the Character Of Cemeteries in
the State OF Minnesota" This asso.
citation was organized in st. Paul in
June, 1924.
St. PauI-Of the gross revenue
from dairy products in 1925, not in
Guiding fertilizer and other by-prod.
ucts, Minnesota will contribute around
$210, 600, 900, according to estimates on
August l Of increases in herds, of
conditions of the cows and pastures
and of present and prospective stocks
of hay, alfalfa and other fodder.
Thief River Falls-Joseph P. O'Hara
of Glencoe, overseas veteran OF the
saith Division, was unanimously elect.
ed commander Of the Minnesota De.
partment, American Legion, at the
closing session of its sixth annual con-
vention here. 1t was Mr.. O'Hara who
withdrew from the comman6efship
race at st. Cloud last year in favor OF
Edwin Lindell of Minneapolis.
Fergus FaIls-A game reserve OF
considerable extent Is to be estab.
lished at Prairie Lake, just north Of
Pelican Rapids. The Pelican Rapids
Rod and Gun Club petitioned for the
reserve and four sections Of land will
be included. The petition had been
granted and the reserve ordered es-
tablished by the state game and fish
commissioner.
st. Paul-Minnesota motor vehicle
licenses travelled by airplane today
for the first time in the history Of the
state. c. F. Whitney, Derry, N. H.,