The Tomahawk., 1925-01-08
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Roehester-For the first time In
many years Rochester will have q
winter carnival, which, according to
the plans, will be conduted the last
week in January.
Mime oIls-World War Veterans
organizations Of the state are COM
bining in hard drive to urge the vet
Grams Of the late world war to make
application for their adjusted compen-
sation (bonus) without further delay.
st. Paul - Whens Governor-elect
Theodore Christianson takes the oath
Of office on January 7, the inaugural
address and the, Inauguration cere-
monies will be broadcast by WCCO,
1t was announced.
St. Paul-The leading agricultural
authorities of thirteen north central
states will gather at the University
Farm, st. Paul, on Monday, January
IL, for the fourth annual meeting Of
the Conference for the Prevention of
Grain Rust.
DuIuth-A score Of firemen suffered
frozen feet and hands while battling
flames which completely wrecked the
John Morrell & Co. branch packing
plant in 26 below zero weather. The
loss is estimated at 100000.
Fergus FaIIs-B. J. Osborn, repre-
senting the United States Veterans
Bureau, looked over sites for the pro-
posed 100000 tuberculosis hospital
which the government is planning to
build.
Duluth Philip L. Wagner, Ct
years old, died at his home on the
Rice Lake road. He was a personal
friend of Grover Cleveland, the two
being together on outings when they
were young men.
Blue Earth-R. L. Lord of Wells,
was Sarded the office Of state rep
resentative OF this district by Judge
Dean Of Fairmont, in district court
here, in the contest brought by Vim.
cent Hunt of Bricelyn.
Heron lake-Because the manage
ment Of the local motion picture the
alter declares business does not war
rant the improvement of his place, To-
cal citizens have taken up the subject
OF establishing a community picture
theater
MlnneapoIis-A suit was filed in
Hennepin County District court to re-
cover $6S9,000 in stockholders liabili-
ties from the stockholders of the U.
8. l. Realty company, which was ad-
judged bankrupt in November, 1928
The suit was filed by e. e. Webster.
Owatonna-A local unit of the Min
nesota Game Protective league formed
here by about $50 Owatonna and
Steele county sportsmen, as the re-.
suit of efforts by State Senator w. C..
Zamboni and George Huber. local
game warden.
St. Paula system for permanent
instead of annual automobile registra-
ton for licenses Is to be proposed to
the forthcoming legislature. This ID
one of several changes in the licensing
system to come before the legislators
in the 1925 session.
WiIImar - Mr. and Mrs. Charles ].
Sergerstrom, the former SO and the
latter 90 years of age, celebrated
their sixty-sixth wedding anniversary
at their home here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sergerstrom have been residents of
Minnesota for the last So years.
Dawson-The Dawson Sentinel will
be edited and published by j. o. John
son Of Dawson and Julius Jacobs. The
two men have leased the paper from
Theodore Christianson, governor-elect
NJ In
the last IA years been foreman of the
paper. H.
Luverne - The Luverne Kiwanis
club and Luverne business and pro-
fessional men intend to see that leg
islation Is passed at the coming meet
ing of the state legislature which will
make it compulsory for the state
highway department to clear its trunk
highways Of snow in the winter.
jackson - Advices received here
from Los Angeles, Calf, tell of the
. sudden death at his home in that
city of Henry W. Avery, rs years old
Mr.. Avery was the publisher OF the
first newspaper in Jackson county,
having established the Jackson Re-
public here in 1869. e
Winona-Steps to replace the old
school and to gather equipment in an
effort to resume classes after the holt
day recess were well advanced by the
school board of Spring Grove, near
here, as an aftermath of the fire. The
blaze destroyed the school building
with an estimated loss of more than
100000. s..
Spring Valley - At a meeting Of
Spring Valley Community club held
at its club rooms last evening, Geo..
Hamlin was elected president and
John Osterud, secretary for the ensu-
ing year. The club passed resolu.
tons thanking the ladies of Spring
Valley Community House Boosters for
their movement, started to obtain
funds for the erection of Commu.
nifty House in Fillmore County's
Metropolis.
Minneapolis-rhe Northwest Farm