The Interior Department can be
safely counted upon to hinder
these Indians in their efforts to
secure what they believe to be
their rights.
We believe that the Indians
should meet the demand of the
sympathetic congressmen and or
ganize into a concentrated body
by electing a chief, and then to
secure the proper credentials.
There must be a recognized person
to sign as complainant, and the
credentials demanded seem to be
no more that what must eventual
ly serve as testimony if a juris
dictional bill is passed.
It's a bard row you have to hoe
brethren, but Jbe of good' courage,
and above all single minded, and
if differences exist, settle them, so
that you may appear of one mind
before the courts.
The Chippewas of Minnesota
have learned some lessons, and
feel competent to profer advice.
News of White Earth
and Vicinity.
know mot what Sue truto mmy be,
toll It am 'two* fid to mo."
Annuity payment starts here
next Monday.
B. S. Fairbanks returned last
Sunday from a business trip to
St. Paul.
John W. Carl of Mahnomen,
was an Agency visitor on Tues
day.
William Brown of Mahnomen,
paid THE TOMAHAWK a pleasant
call the first of the week.
W. A. Fairbanks of Nay-tah
waush, was a business caller in
White Earth last Monday.
Frank Porter of Duane, was a
White Earth caller last Friday
and Saturday.
Andrew Bellecourt's address is
Paris, France, Motor Truck Co.
No. 104, U. S. Expeditionary
Force.
FOR SALEKalamazoo Coal
Heater for sale cheap, used one
season, good as new. Inquire of
Theo. H. Beauiieu.
Mrs. Taddy Donnell was re
moved from the Detroit Hospital
to her home here last Monday.
She is reported as being very low.
