The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1925-05-21
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All 3 State
Condensed Stories Of Happenings
Of the Week In Minnesota

| the new banking house here or the
State Bank Of New Prague has been
set for May rs.
kenyon-The Kenyon Cooperative
Oil association, formed by business
men and farmers near here, has
elected officers.
Bethel-Two city fire trucks raced
% miles to Bethel, north Of Minneapo-
lis. to aid in checking flames which
destroyed two buildings.
SIayton-At the annual meeting of
the Murray county convention Of wo-
mems clubs here, Mrs. Axel Frisk OF
Hadley was elected president.
Winthrop-Crappies have been rec.
commended for stocking Cedar Lake
near here, by Thaddeus Surber state
superintendent of fish propagation.
WiIImar-John Williams, for 20
years manager Of the Northwestern
Telephone exchange here, has retired
due to i'll health. H Is succeeded by
P. E. Fader of st. Cloud
Worthinston-The Pfingsten Lu.
theran church was dedicated here.
Rev. Lambertus, president of the dis
trict, and Rev. Laubrock, president of
Eureka Lutheran College, delivered
the sermons.
Dodge Center - Several hundred
Dogde county farmers are expected
to take part in an alfalfa tour" to a
number of county farms where excep-
tional results are being obtained in
alfalfa growing and feeding.
st. Paul-The forecasted production
of winter wheat in Minnesota was
placed at 100000 bushels as COM
pared with 100000 bushels in 1924
by Paul H. Kirk, Minnesota agricul-
tural statistician, in his crop report
for May.
Austin-A scratch on the finger re-
suited in the death of Elmer Ander-
son who bruised his finger and paid
no attention to the injury until infec-
ton set in. During the illness of five
weeks, his temperature rose as high
as LOT.
St. PauI-Charles Metz, age 80, of
st. Paul, was the oldest person at
tending the annual meeting OF the
Minnesota Territorial Pioneers asso-
citation day at the Old Capitol build
ing. Mrs. Sarah Truax Of Hastings,
age 104, the Oldest member, was I'M
able to attend.
Red Wins-A huge tooth of mos
todon was found in a gravel spit at
the state training school, by one of
the boy inmates. The tooth, in an
excellent state of preservation, was
presented to the historical society
here.
Minneap oIis-An old family horse
was made a principal heir to a $780,
900 estate left by Mrs. Lucelia A.
Tasker Among AZ requests, 1t was
specified in Mrs. Tasker's will that
$4,000 shall be placed in trust to pro-
vide a suitable home for my horse,
Joe Younger, as long as he shall live.
Redwood FaIIs-The livestock judy
ing team of the Pipestone high school
won at the annual district Judging
contest here. Teams from Renville,
Olivia, Montevideo, Granite Falls, St.
Peter. Hector, Sleepy Eye, Tracy,
Redwood Falls, Garden City and Ma
della participated.
DuIuth-Sanna Kannasto, 46 years
old, charged with being a communist
worker sent here to organize Finnish
women and children of Minnesota,
was arrested by immigration author
tiles at Hibbing on charge of en-
tering the United States in violation
Of the passport laws.
Owatonna - Committees Of the
Steele county medical society, are
making arrangements for the annual
meeting of the Southern Minnesota
Medical Society here. The meeting is
expected to bring between 200 and 300
members of the medical profession 70
this city.
st. PauI-Funeral services for Cor
denio A. Severance the Minnesota boy
who rose to national distinction as
an attorney, were conducted at the
family. home. Another Minnesota
farm boy, who was his law partner
and who became ambassador to Eng
land and secretary of state, Frank B.
Kellogg, was an honorary pallbearer.
st. Paul-Final arrangements were
completed for President Coolidge's
visit to the Norse-American Centen-
NAL celebration in the Twin Cities.
This was announced after confer
ences between Frank B. Kellogg, Sec
rotary of state, and the centennial
committee, meeting a. the State fair
grounds.
Little FalIs-Ted Crest, who was
returned to Jail here from Waterloo,
Iowa, after a year and half of lib
erty since escaping from the Morrison
county Jail, has an almost useless
right arm according to Deputy Sheriff
Roderick Felix. Grest's arm was in
jured, he says, in September, last
yearewhen the bone was shattered by
a pistol bullet.
Fairmont - The Martin county
American Legion endowment fund