The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1925-06-25

Glendale - Civic leaders here have,
In series of bees" completed i'm
provement at new bathing beach at
Beaver Lake and have constructed o
new bathhouse and roller coaster.
Balaton - Minnesota's oldest wom-
an, Mrs. Louise Bickford Shequen,
died here at the age of LOT years. She
was born at Stanbridge. Can, Febru-
airy 8. 1918.
Blooming PraIrie-Bloomiug Prairie
clubmen will entertain approximately
500 members of the Steel County Fed
Grafton Of Women's Club at a picnic
and program here.
Atwater-A convention OF the Ep-
worth League and Sunday schools Of
the Minneapolis district of the North
ern Swedish Methodist Episcopal con-
ference will be conducted here.
Observation-Disclosures of the first dis.
trict group, Minnesota Bankers Assoc
citation, will begin at once to organize
within their county units vigilance
committees to form the statewide
body Of the Minnesota Rangers to pro-
st. Paul - Eight Minnesotans will
be among the 800 who will receive
their degrees at the annual commence
ment exercises Of Yale university, at
New Haven, Conn.
Wilmont - At a meeting of the.
Catholic church directors, bids for the
erection Of new school building
were opened awarded for the sum of
| $20.572.
6lakeley-A movement has been
launched here to incorporate Blakeley
as village. Although the townsite
was surveyed in the early COS and
postoffice established in 1867, Blake
ley Is not a separate corporate body.
Caledonia-Gerhardt Klegseth of
Spring Grove, who was blinded and
lost his left hand last February by the
| explosion OF dynamite caps. will re-
ceive $40 a week for 1000 weeks from
Houston county for his injuries.
st. Cloud-The Minnesota State To-
bacco Growers Association meeting
here, elected the following officers:
President, w. P. Hines; vicepresi-
dent, j. B. Johnson; secretary, Charles
Lien; treasurer, Paul Ahles.
Staples-J. F. Gould, state game
and fish commissioner, and C. w.
Henke of the game and fish commits.
sion addressed the Rod and Gun Club
| here. Following the talks an Izaak
Walton Club Of 80 members was or.
! ganiZed.
New Prague has
been made by the board of education
of the engagement Of Harold Sand.
| hoff Of Minneapolis as instructor of
the newly created agricultural depart
ment of the New Prague public
| schools.
Winona-The golden anniversary az
a Mason Of Rev. ]. J. Hillmer, secre.
/ tary OF all Winona Masonic bodies,
was celebrated here with special cere-
monies in his honor by Winona lodge
No. 18, which were attended by more
than 800 persons.
MinneapoIis-A building committee
was appointed to begin immediate
formation of plans for the Univer
sity of Minnesota's s1,OOO,OOO Cyrus
Northrop Memorial auditorium, form.
ally setting in motion the project for
completion Of the Greater University
program.
Rochester-"Rochest bankers will
unite with bankers throughout the
state in organizing a vigilance com.
mittee to fight bank robbers" c. Chap
man Of the First National Bank and
head Of the Rochester Clearing House
Association, said.
st. PauI-The intercity bridge com
mission let a contract for construc
ton Of the socalled Ford traffic
bridge, which is to connect Minneapo
lis with the $10,000,O0O Twin City
plant Of the Ford Motor Company.
st. James-AmOng the graduates OF
the st. James high school this year
Miss Lilly Mae Johnson has a re-
| markable record for attendance and
promptness. During the IL years OF
her public school life she has not
| missed single day, nor been tardy.
st. Paul - Robert Edwin Olds, st.
Paul, former law associate of Frank
| B. Kellogg, was named assistant sec.
| rotary or state by President Coolidge.
| Colonel Odds, who Is now in Paris,
succeeds John Van A. MacMurray,
| who Is now en- route to assume his
| new post as minister to China.
St. CIoud-Taxed beyond it's capacity
| by the increased number of inmates,
it has been necessary to place cots in
the Railways Of the state reformatory
to care for the 767 inmates now con.
fined there, G. A. Vasaly, superinten.
| dent, reported. The reformatory has
capacity Of 900 inmates.
st. PauI-Farm loans by the state
Of Minnesota will be financed hereaf.
| ter out Of the state trust funds, under
plan being worked out by Governor
Theodore Christianson and his ad.
visers. In other words, the state will
buy its own bonds and pay interest to
itself, instead OF selling tax free
rural credit bonds in large amounts