The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-09-27

Beltram1 county, vice susan Meley
resigned.
Harmony-Mike Clark of this vii
lage was run over by the evening pas
senger train at Preston, and was in
stantly killed
neapolis-Patrolman G. +. Jen.
sen found the body of baby in box
car in the Minneapolis & st. Louis
railroad yards.
Winona-The city Of Winona Is 80
ing to get rid of the smoke nuisance.
The city council ordered an ordinance
drawn that will put stop to it.
Minnesota Lake-The saloonkeepers
here have decided to do away with
the serving of free lunches, and the
agreement goes into effect at once.
Grand Marias-At a cost of ap-
proximately $4,000, the government is
to erect model dwelling for Light
house Keeper Barley, at Grand
Marais.
st. Peter-This city will entertain
the Minnesota State Butter and
Cheesemakers' Association when its
members hold their annual state con-
vention next month.
Northfield-Fire destroyed Elliott's
foundry. The building was situated
in the outskirts of the city, where it
was difficult to reach 1t with city wa
ter. The loss is about $4,000.
St. Paul-Ambrose Wellerman, ten
years old, 1049 st. Anthony avenue,
was bitten by vicious dog while
playing near his home. The dog was
shot by the Rondo street police.
Mankato-Robert Wood, aged nine
teen years, son of a widow living
west of this city seven miles, was
kicked in the abdomen by horse
and painfully injured, but will RS
cover.
Duluth-William Langan, twenty
seven years old, employed as inspector
by the Duluth health department, has
disappeared under circumstances that
have aroused the anxiety Of his
friends.
Observation-Disclosures business un
the North Western road in Minnesota
increased $59,151 over last year, al
shown by the report for the year end
ing June 80, filed with the railroad
commission.
Duluth-Meetings of the boards Of
directors of the Calumet & Arizona
and of the North Butte Mining COM
panies were held here and each re-
solved to reduce the production at the
mines so per cent in each case.
house commission issued an order e1
empting the Minneapolis & Rainy Riv.
er railroad company from the appli-
cation of the legislative commodity
rates enacted by the legislature lasa
winter.
Kimball-The house and barn of
David Brown burned. The Brown farm
is about three miles south Of here.
One team and a few other articles
were saved. He carried a small in.
surance. The cause of the fire Is un
known.
East Grand Forks-Death from al
coholism and exposure was the ver.
dict of Coroner Chesterman in this
case of John Lyons, who was discov.
cred back of saloon on the Red River
bank today. It is not known where
Lyons relatives reside.
Minneapolis attraction at the
Bijou Opera House, Minneapolis, for
the week of September 10Th, will be
the well known pastoral play, "a
Volunteer Organist," portraying true
to nature scenes and characters found
in the most picturesque of Vermont's
rural section.
st. Paul-Single handed and with.
out weapons, A. e. Waters, who runs
grocery store at 229 Oak street
southeast, at 2 o'clock In the morn.
ing captured one Of gang of bur.
glars attempting to break into his
store. The man captured gives the
name of Frank earle of st. Paul.
Mountain Lake-The nine-year-old
daughter of Axel Stork, farmer liv-
ing eight miles from this village, was
cremated in a fire that burned the
Stork home. Four children who were
sleeping in the second story were
rescued with the aid of ladders. The
origin of the fire has not been as
certained.
.Moorhead-Some time ago Roy
Lowry was arrested here on the
charge of forging check, which was
cashed at the Cooper & Keefe saloon.
He was sentenced to the county Jail
for sixty days, and his time expired.
He Immediately was arrested by an
officer from South st. Paul, where he
is wanted on forgery charge.
Cannon Falls-For some time few
boys have been looking for pearls
in the Cannon river. So far Alfred
Erickson has been the most success
full, finding large, dark wine-colored
pearl, which he sold for $500. This
is a godsend to his people, as the
family is large and the father has
been in the insane asylum for many
years.
Moose Lake-George Goodell, Of
Barnum, charged with deserving his
wife, was tried before Justice Ire
land, who sentenced him to sixty days
in the county jail or fine of $50 and
costs. He went to Jail.