The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1925-05-21

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agents will meet here June 26, 81 and
% for their annual outing at Fish
Hook lake.
| Little FaIIs-The county board ap-
propriated $1,000 to the Board of Com.
merce Of Little Falls to be used for ad.
vertising the resources Of Morrison
county.
| MinneapoIls-Mrs. Alice C. Nash
was elected a supreme manager Of
Royal Neighbors of America at the
quadrennial conference of the supreme
camp at Hot Springs, Ark.
New UIm-Dr. H. C. Edmiston OF
New Ulm was elected president of the
Minnesota State Osteopathic associa.
ton at its annual convention in st.
Paul
Wabasha-Mrs. S. r. Rask, Bloom.
ing Prairie, was elected president Of
the First District Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs at the closing session of
Its twenty-first annual convention at
| Wabasha.
st. PauI-Cordenio A. Severance,
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president Of the American Bar asso-
citation and law partner of Secretary
OF State Frank B. Kellogg, died at
Pasadena, Calf.
WelIs-The Wells Business and Pro.
fessional Women's Club Is sponsoring
"city beautiful" campaign. A city
flower will be chosen by popular vote.
Prizes will be awarded in the fall for
homes or premises showing the most
beautiful improvements.
AIexandria-George Scheckel OF
Alexandria was elected president of
the Douglas County Holstein Breeders
at reorganization meeting of the as.
ISOLATION, which will be affiliated with
the Minnesota Holstein- Freisian
Breeders.
Albert Lea-A. c. Erickson was re-
elected president of the Minnesota
League Of Building Loan and Savings
Associations at the closing session Of
the eleventh annual meeting at the
University Of Minnesota.
MinneapoIis-Marshall H. Coolidge,
kinsman Of President Coolidge and
manufacturer and lumberman pro.
minently identified with the business
affairs Of Minneapolis for 80 years.
died following long illness.
Minneapolis-More than 1000 moth.
| ers from Minnesota, Michigan, Wis
| consin, North and South Dakota and
Iowa watched sons and daughters go
through typical college day at the
University Of Minnesota. :
Mankato-Mankato won point scor.
ing honors in the district high school
music contest with 46 points, Fair
mount was second with 30, Albert Lea
rs, Sleepy Eye Is, Wells 7, and Ma.
| della A.
Austln-Word has been received by
Albert HOPPE, manager of the South
| ern Minnesota Holstein Co. that the
young bull, Sir Inka May, raised here.
has been sold at Philadelphia, for $12.-
| 600. The animal will 60 to Seattle.
FaIrmont-Julius E. Haycraft of
Fairmont, who has been appointed dis
trict Judge for the 18th judicial dis.
trict by Governor Theodore Christian
son, to succeed Judge e. C. Dean OF
Fairmont, who resigned because Of
failing health.
Redwood FalIs-Elmer Bruer, has a
Holstein cow which holds the record
out of approximately $4,000 cows in
this state. The cow, which Is seven
years Of age and was fresh in Janu-
airy has a record of 99.8 pounds Of
butter for the month.
Winona.- The Mississippi river,
source Of power for the new 100000
900 Twin Cities Ford plant, was har.
messed for another use by the Ford
Motor Company, when Is Ford cars
were shunted on barge for shipment
to Winona.
Belle PIalne-Surrounded by more
than a score Of relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johannes Nord, prominent pioneers Of
this county, celebrated their 60th wed.
ding anniversary at their home in
West Union.
Minneapoiis-A. N. Jacobs, author
of the "Magnus Johnson Steps Out"
article, involving the former United
States senator in an arrest whose GEN.
trail figure turned out to be another
Magnus Johnson, was found guilty of
criminal libel in Hennepin county dis.
trict court.
St. PauI-The $10,000,000 Ford
plant at the high dam got down to
the business Of producing automo-
,biles, when the first car at the new
plant came down the assembling line
and was driven off the rack with civic
officials and businessmen Of the Twin
Cities in the car and in the audience.
Rochester-The Rev. G. P. Sheri-
dan, pastor of the Congregational
church, was elected president Of the
Rochester Rotary club, organized to
affiliate with Rotary International.
Edward F. Flynn. governor Of the
ninth district Rotary. attended the
| meeting.
| JanesviIle-J. E. Sweeney, former
city editor Of the Waseca, Mimi. Jour.
nal, has purchased the GAINESVILLE Ar.
gus from J. A. Henry. veteran editor,