The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-04-17
NEWS NOTES,

Misunderstanding conditions and
the crop-growing outlook this spring
are exceedingly promising.
| st. Paul-S. S. Nelson of Kanawha,
Iowa, was found dead in bed at Ken
dali hotel, with gas turned on.
Little Falls-The conference for the
Brainerd district of the M. E. church
was held at the Methodist church.
Red Wing-Russell, the three-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ri
nearson, was probably fatally burned.
Duluth-Sparta, on the Mesaba
| range, is to be removed from it's pres
ent site because ore underlies the
town.
Crookston-Twenty teachers turned
in their designations this week to the
city school board and all were ac-
| cepted.
st. Paul-Julia Jenseck, seven
| year-old girl, 33 James street, was
bitten in the instep by dog, near
the high bridge.
Noyes-Emma Goldman crossed the
| International boundary without inter-
ference by immigration authorities,
| after some delay.
Duluth-Railroads at Superior have
agreed to build great trestle to pro-
vide a means of entrance into Duluth
by way of the interstate bridge.
Minneapolis-Fou horses were Gre
| mated in barn fire in the rear Of
1920 Nineteenth avenue south. The
firemen made heroic efforts to save
the animals.
ST. Cloud-The Commander mill at
Royalton was destroyed by fire. 1t
was 500-barrel mill, owned by Greg
DRY, Bliss e Co., of Minneapolis. 1t
| is estimated that the loss is $4,000.
Lake Crystal young son of Hans
Anderson, while handling target
rifle, accidentally shot a son of J. D.
Roberts in the neck. The bullet, for
| tunately, only inflicted flesh wound.
Eagle Lake-Near here, Miss Car
man Pickle, while driving to Mankato,
was severely injured in a runaway.
| She was thrown from the buggy and
| struck a tree, and sustained frac-
| ture of the skull and very bad scalp
| wound.
Winona-Edward Gordon appeared
before Judge Snow and entered plea
| of guilty to the stealing of a $50 fur
| coat from a local manufacturer and
he was sentenced to one year and
| two months in the state prison at
| Saltwater.
| East Grand Forks-The voters OF
| this city, through the efforts of the
| city council and the Commercial club,
| have authorized the issuance of $780,
900 bonds for the purpose of securing
| waterworks system for fire and do
nestle purposes.
Crookston-Jarvis c. Mott, Chi
| cago engineer and promoter of elec-
trio railways, about whose life some
| fears were seriously entertained since
the heavy snow storm of April 1, was
| located at a homesteader's cabin,
about Is miles east of Malung, In
| Roseau county.
| Cluster Brown" one of the best
known of the many musical comedies
that are now bidding for favor, will
be seen at the Bijou, Minneapolis, for
the week of April 10Th. Master Reed,
/ who takes the part of the mischie-
vous little fellow, is said to be thor
oughly imbued with the artists spirit
of Buster, and will be supported by q
company of forty players.
Owatonna-Thisc city was visited by
| a $4,000 fire which completely de.
stroyed a house belonging to Mrs.
Sam Farmer and occupied by R. E.
| Wood. The blaze started from a de-
| fective chimney and was not discov-
cred until it had made great head
way. The property was only partly
insured.
Neutrality-suspicious. horses were the
cause of two accidents near here.
| Peter Roberts of Cambria, a farmer,
was kicked in the face and his nose
was broken and two teeth were dam
aged.
Northumberland Clapp has Sc.
cured the passage of bill granting
to the diocese of Duluth lands now
occupied by it for church purposes
on Indian reservations in Minnesota
Hibbing-Stripping work at the
mines in this district will be re.
sumed with full forces within the
present week.
Northfield-Carleton college has re
ceived official notice from the Car
negie Foundation for the Advance
ment of Teaching that Prof. Margaret
]. Evans and Lucian w. Clancy have
been granted retiring allowances.
| Crookston-Burglars entered tne
stores of P. G. Turnquist and Ole Fyl
ling. Turnquist runs a grocery store
and his loss consists chiefly of pro
visions.
Washington Albert ]. Filiatraul1
was appointed postmaster at Corbin
st. Louis county, Mimi, vice Charles
| Johnson. resigned.