The Tomahawk., 1925-06-18


worth League and Sunday schools Of
the Minneapolis district of the North.
ern Swedish Methodist Episcopal con-
ference will be conducted here.
FaribauIt-Plans for a new dormi.
tory building at Shattuck Military
school here have been submitted to
the board Of trustees.
Blooming Prairie-Blooming Prairie
clubmen will entertain approximately
500 members Of the Steel County Fed
Grafton Of Women's Club at q picnic
and program here.
Observation-Disclosures of the first dis
trict group, Minnesota Bankers Asso-
citation, will begin at once to organize
within their county units vigilance
committees to form the statewide
body OF the Minnesota Rangers to pro-
Pine city-Sandstone Hinckley and
the Pine City American Legion Posts
met here to formulate plans for a big
all-county July Fourth celebration to
be conducted at Pine City. sponsored
by the Legion.
BemidjI-Anna Bella, 1S-year-old
| daughter of Toilet Bella, Hubbard
county farmer, who had been missing
for five days, was found at the bottom
OF 95. foot abandoned we'll. She said
she stumbled into the we'll.
FarlbauIt-Thirty-o young men
received diplomas at the Shattuck
school 1925 graduation exercises here.
Right Rev. Gaylord G. Bennett, Epis.
copal bishop Of Duluth, gave the COM
mencement address.
Falrmont-William jacobson of Lu-
verne was elected president Of the Sec
ond district Minnesota Bankers Asso-
citation at the final session here. Luz
verne was chosen as the meeting place
for 1925.
BIakeIey-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 separate corporate body.
Green IsIe-William Lehmberg Of
Green Isle township exhibited here an
egg IN inches around lengthwise and
6A inches in circumference. The egg
weighed five ounces and was laid by
a small Ancona hen, said Mr.. Lehm-
berg.
Virginia-The annual baby contest
sponsored by the Oliver Iron Mining
Company's welfare department will
take place in connection with the reg
| hoh oli int ha
direction Of Mrs. Alma Brown, Oliver
nurse.
Observation-Disclosures 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.
Winona-The golden anniversary az
Mason of Rev. J. J. Hillmer, secre-
tary Of all Winona Masonic bodies,
was celebrated here with special cere-
No. 10, which were attended by more
than 300 persons.
Hopkins-Seventeen crews Of more
than $50 linemen, from three outside
states, will have telephone lines
cleared and normal service restored in
Hennepin county caused from damage
done by the storm to thousands OF
feet of telephone lines.
Sank center-The Sank Lake Co.
operative creamery Of this city man.
ufactured $4,000 pounds Of butter in
April this year, a gain Of $1,000 pounds
over April of last year. Patrons re-
ceive 40 cents a pound for No. l but
ter fat.
Fairmont-For the first time in the
history Of Minnesota or perhaps in the
history of the country, American
World war veterans in Fairmont
buried with full military honors a
German soldier who fought against
them in 1918 on the west front in
France.
st. Paul - Seventy students were
graduated from Hamline university at
the sixty-seventh annual commence
ment. Bishop William Franklin An
derson CT the Boston area of the
Methodist Episcopal church delivered
inc COMMENCEMENT duuTcSS d. eAcI'
cises held in the Hamline church OF
that denomination.
Minneapolis - Plans for celebration
in 1888 of the three hundredth ami
versary Of the coming Of the first
Swedish settlers to America were
launched here by the Augustana Luth
eran Synod, the largest body OF Swe
dish-Americans in the United States
which opened it's annual convention in
st. Pauls Lutheran church.
St. Paul Champion Marvle OF
Avandale a springer spaniel owned by
e. Chevrier of Winnipeg, was declared
the best dog in the International Dog
show, which was a feature of the
Norse-American centennial at the
State Fair grounds. Three hundred
and fifty-three dogs, from all parts OF
the United States and Canada, were