The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1925-05-07
Mu1fBriettMm
All & State
coadenssd Stories Of HsppeninSs
Of he Week In Minnesota

positions in the Austin schools Tor the
coming year have been received.
Mortified - More than $50 st. Olaf
the chorus which the college will
send to the Morse Centennial in June.
Mankato - Approximately $4,000
has been subscribed toward the $780,
900 which the Mankato Y. NJ. G. A.
has set as a goal for it's financial cam
paign.
Red Wing - A site for the new
substation Of the electrical power line
which the Northern States Power
Company expects to run into Red
Wing this summer, has been chosen.
CIoquet - Two Cloquet men affiict-
ed with blindness for many years are
the recipients Of radio sets given by
the American Foundation for the Blind
at New York city.
Cromwell - A 92-acre tract on the
shore Of Eagle Lake, about two miles
from this village, has been sold for
the location OF Duluth Boy Scout
camp. Improvements will cost about
$4,000.
lesueur Center - Representatives
of four generations of the family were
present when Mrs. James Floyd. pio-
neer resident OF LIE Sueur county, cell
ebrated her seth birthday.
New RichIand - Norwegians from
all over south central Minnesota are
expected to flock to st. Olaf's lake,
near here, on May II, when celebra-
ton OF Norway's Fourth of July"
will be held here.
Rod Wing - Work has been COM
menced on the new nurses home for
st. Johns hospital here. The new
building will cost approximately $10,-
900 and will be IL room succeed
frame structure.
Waseca - Seventy-five men have
been arrested for spearing fish in run
ming water with the aid Of light.
Most of the men were fishing on the
Cannon river in the neighborhood Of
Morristown.
Gaylord The lowly prune prom
Uses to win a place in the orchards
OF Sibley county. A number of farm
ers have experimental successfully
with prune trees. according to reports
here.
Red Lake Falls - The April term
Of the Red Lake county District Court
lasted less than a day. No cases were
tried and the petit jury was ordered
not to report, saving the county about
$780,
Owatonna - Members of the Owa-
tonna council, knights of Columbus,
will entertain more than 500 visiting
knights May rs and 26, at the annual
convention Of the Knights of Column
bus, Minnesota Grand council, here.
Northfield-An invitation to the
Minnesota Holstein Breeders Associa-
ton to conduct its 1925 convention in
Mortified will be extended by Hol-
stein men here. The 1925 convention
Is to be conducted in Glencoe in June.
Hibbing-Grand Forks, N. D., was
chosen as the 1926 meeting place for
the ninth district Rotary at the Or
ganizations concluding session Of its
two day conference here. Edward A.
OllDcISLelu, VI luc Dululu
Rotary Club, was chosen governor.
Owatonna-Russell w. Seath, coun-
ty agent, is leading a movement
among farmers to form a second COW
testing association in the vicinity Of
Owatonna. The associations organ
ization Is expected to be completed by
midsummer.
nneapoIis-Two-way radio COM
munication with Japan was established
by Don C. Wallace, making a record
Of two way communication from his
station with II foreign countries, and
bringing the total number of foreign
countries worked by him TO "a. He
also worked a Mexican and Australian
station.
st. Paul - Herbert X. Jennings,
secretary of the Federal Land Bank
and the Federal intermediate Credit
bank, st. Paul. since they were found
ed, was named president Of both
banks to succeed E. G. Quamme, re-
signed, at a special meeting of the
board Of directors in st. Paul.
Long Prairie - Todd county bank
ers met here with Sheriff John B.
Burns to plan countrywide organiza-
ton to combat bank bandits. With
the organization Of this county, the
number Of counties sponsoring organ
lied gun squads" in Minnesota is
brought to seven. The others, are Wa
SEGA, Watonwan, Martins, Pine, Kama.
bee and Meeker.
Mime apolis-Plans to convert Lay.
mans cemetery into park play
ground and business block, by remov-
ing 10000 graves from the Oldest
cemetery in Minneapolis and return
ing to heirs of the founder land
which he sold for burial purposes
many years ago, were under way in
Minneapolis. Thousands Of Mime
sofa pioneers are buried in the GENE
terry. Title to the land passed to the
purchasers Of individual plots, when
these small parcels Of land were sold
for burial purposes.
Albert Lea-The Interstate Power