The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-08-21

snakes have been killed south of here
in the last week or ten days.
Rochester, woman blown up by
dynamite accuses her husband Of
having caused the explosion.
Duluth-Toothache caused the death
of John l.. Smith, farmer. He was
walking to Duluth to consult a dem
fist.
Crookston-Crop increase in the
Red river valley of Minnesota will az
erage 20 per cent better than year
ago.
Posse of police search the woods
near Lake Amelia for man wounded
while he was attempting to break into
grocery store.
Crookston-Twin City capitalists, it
is stated, will develop vast peat beds
near Fertile, Mimi, south of here
along the Northern Pacific.
ST. Paul-Beecher Moore fails to
file as the public ownership candidate
for governor, because he has only $40
in his pocket while the filing fee is
$50.
Mankato-A petition in involuntary
bankruptcy has been filed in the fed
eral court in this city against Amelius
E. Woodruff, Mountain Lake mer.
chant.
Thief River Falls-Despite the fact
that there are already five boats plying
on the waters of the Red Lake river
and Red Lake, still another is about
to be constructed.
Minneapolis-W. L. Warner, of Den
yer, was arrested with $1,000 worth of
valuables in a satchel which the police
say he confessed he had stolen from
dead man in Denver.
st. Paul-"Riders" the little cutters"
in insurance policies, don't go in Min
nesota, according to an opinion of the
attorney general, which is addressed
to John A. Hartigan, insurance COM
missioner.
Duluth-Word reached Duluth early
this evening that man named John
Walker has been killed by Duluth,
Missabe & Northern train near Arnold
station. He was stranger, but no
further facts are known.
Stillwater-Dr. Jacob F. Force OF
Minneapolis, was granted parole
from the state prison by the board of
control. No relative or other person
appeared in his behalf. The action
was taken at the regular monthly
meeting.
st. Cloud-The state board of con-
,of hn1 hof fob n i1lo
tailors to make a man. It's members
have therefore decreed that clothing
for the inmates of all penal and GUS
todial institutions shall be made at
the state reformatory.
st. Paul-Before the members of the
state board of control the first har-
vester turned out by the farm machin-
cry factory at the states prison was
put through its PAGES at Lake Elmo.
The members of the board pronounced
it practical success.
Little Falls-John Doyle, a farm
hand, was brought to this city in
demented condition and he made sew
eral attempts to kill himself. The first
was an attempt to cut his throat with
a piece of broken bottle which he OBJ
tanned in some manner.
Mankato-Thomas Manley and Colt
fried Rabel, deputy dairy inspectors,
have been assigned by State Dairy and
Food Commissioner Slater to assist
the local health department in stamp.
ing out typhoid fever. They are look
ing after the milk supply of the city.
Winona-The sum of $50 cash was
stolen from the home of Mrs. Koch of
Fountain City, together with a note
for $4,000. The note was returned
later, being pushed through an opening
committed while Mrs. Koch was away
from home.
st. PaulEJohseph A. Leppen, II
years old, for the last twenty years an
employee Of the government, and for
the last sixteen years a clerk in the
Office of the adjutant general in the
army building, shot and killed himself
at noon yesterday while sitting in
chair in his room in the Grand Central
hotel.
Hamline-The Minneapolis Automo.
bile club will have charge Of Automo-
bile day at the Minnesota state fair.
This conclusion was arrived at ut
meeting held in the Commercial club
rooms. 1t was attended by President
Nelson, of the state fair management,
and a number of members Of the Au-
tomobile club.
Crookston-Deputy State Creamery
Inspector A. o. Storick of Crookston
last night condemned ten cans of milk
and cream at the Great Northern depor
as unwholesome and he will commence
prosecution Immediately against the
shippers who live at different points
up the Greenbush and st. Vincent line
The cream was billed for Minneapolis
and st. Paul creameries.
Minneapolis-Owin to the enorm-
Gus expense which would be incurred
the idea of relocating the Northern
Pacific tracks through the university
has been practically abandoned.
Crookston-Boston sport promoter
who weds local girl delays pool game
only twenty minutes in order to at.
tend marriage ceremony, and returns
to finish the match.
Crookston-A thousand laborers
have passed through Crookston in the
last week on their way from the East
where they have been engaged in lum-
bering.
Minneapolis-A large ice house oD
the east shore of Cedar lake near