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The Ely miner., 1915-07-16
OLD SETTLERS
Annual Meeting to be Held August
26-27.2S

At the meeting of the entertain
ment and bylaws committee of the
Vermilion Range Old Settlers
Association. held at the city hall
Tuesday evening it was decided to
hold the annual meeting and
gathering in this city on Thursday
Friday and Saturday August 26.
27 and %.
The committee on bylaws drafted
bylaws which were read and
adopted. The executive committee
arranged program as follows:
Aug. 26th-Reception of Old
Settlers.
Aug. 27th-Parade of Old
Settlers at 10 a. m. Annual meet
ing at p. m. at the City Hall.
Dance in the evening at the Opera
House at $50 for Old Settlers and
family only. Banquet at II p. IN.
Aug. 28th-Entertainment of
OAo SSttANAos
The committees appointed (first
name on committee chairman) are
as follows:
Music-J. A. Harri. T. E..
Miller, Thos. Jury and M. Vein
Zierl.
Dance-Harry A. Chinn. Jack
Seraphine, E. LaBeau and J. M i.
Brown.
Banquet-Peter Schaefer, Chas.
Trezona, 1. G. Cox. L. Eisenach.
A. J. Fenske and Henry Chinn.
Parade-John Dinsmore, Richard
Hodge, Barth Coffey. P. T. Brow
nell and Grant McMahan.
Sight-seeing-F. B. James, J.
H. White. Thos. Grierson, Jos.
Martinetti and Jack Klobuchar.
By-Laws-Henry Chinn, John
Dinsmore and 1. G. Cox.
Entertainment nt-Grant McMahan,
Chas. Trezona, Thos. E. Miller,
Bart Coffey, Richard Hodge, John
A. Harri and Thos. Jury.
Executive -Prest. John Ander-
son, Vice Prests. Mike Weinzierl
and Chas. Sandberg, Sr.. Secretary
F. B. James, Treasurer P. T.
Brownell and all members of the
entertainment and bylaws CON-
mittees.
Reception-A. ]. Fenske, Louis
Eisenach, Harry A. Chinn, Thos.
c. Grierson, Jos. Martinetti, Jacob
Klobucar, Jas. H. White, J. M.
Brown, Jack Searphine and Elias
LaBeau.
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the company, is one of the most
able and successful men identified
with the iron mining industry.
He is as well known in Cleveland,
Buffalo and Pittsburg as in Duluth,
and just as favorably. Alfred
Merritt is vice president and
John G. Williams is secretary and
general counsel, all of them Duluth
men. The prominence of Alfred
and Lon Merritt in the early his
tory of the Mesaba range, and in
promoting and constructing the
first railroad to the new iron dis
trict, is widely known. The his
tory of the Section 80 property is a
story of absorbing interest and its
future as money maker is assured.
The claim is made for this property
that it is the shipper of highest
grade Bessemer ore in Minnesota.
But one other mine in the lake
region rivals it, and that is the Re-
public, in Michigan. The Section
80 mine is new property, which
is at that interesting stage when its
future is assured, and it is fairly
entered upon its career. Ship
ments for the past four years were
about 500, 900 tons, and 187, 700
tons have been sold thus far for
delivery this season. The COM
pany has about 11S, 900 tons of ore
in stockpile, and is prepared, and
expects, to ship before the end of
the present season 100000 to 3OO,-
900 tons.
A we'll known furnace company,
one of several patrons of the Sec
tion 80 company, formerly used 70
per cent Mesaba and 80 per cent
Section 80 ore, as mixture, and
producing 215 tons of pig iron per
day. The furnace company later
increased the percentage of Section
80 ore with excellent results. The
mixture was made on a basis of SO
per cent Mesaba and so per cent
Section 80, with the result that the
furnace company produced 239 tons
of pig iron per day, cut coke con-
from 21OO pounds to less
than 1000 pounds. and affected
saving of so per cent on the hue
dust, very important thing in it
self.
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sofa State Fair, Sept. E to IL. It
will be one of the educational feat
ures of the exposition.
What is Minnesota doing for her
deaf, blind, crippled, feeble-mind-
ed, criminally bad, and temporarily
bad men, women and children?
A large exhibit explaining the
work of fourteen of the sixteen
institutions will occupy one-quarter
of the Wo1nan's Building. The
State Prison exhibit will be placed
in the Steel and Machinery Build
ing. Only the Hospital Farm for
Inebriates at Willmar will be un-
represented.
The State Reformatory at St.
Cloud will exhibit samples of its
stone, carpenter and school work.
A very large industrial exhibit is
to be shown by the State Public
School at Owatonna. The State
Prison will exhibit several of its
new corn binders, in addition to
its usual display. Some wonderful
knitting and weaving work from
the State Schools for the Deaf,
Blind, and Predetermined at Fari-
bault will be shown.
Other institutions represented
will be the State Hospitals for the
Insane at Rochester, St. Peter,
and Fergus Fails; First State
Asylum at Anoka; State Training
School at Red Wing; Home School
for Girls at Sauk Center; Sana-
torium for Consumptives at
Walker; and Hospital for Crippled
and Deformed Children at St. Paul.
All these places are now at work
upon exhibits.
Ralph w. Wheelock, of the
State Board of Control, is assisting
the different institutions in prepar-
ing the displays.
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;ociations. Special trophies and

sociations. Special trophies and
special prizes are worth So ,01O.
Dhe crater share of the prizes
offered are for horses, cattle, sheep,
swine, poultry and dairy products,
the total sum amounting to $685.
162. This amount is divided as
follows: Horses S13,215; cattle.
S13,285; swine, S3,71O; sheep and
wool, 1922; poultry, 81 800; dairy
products, $3.50. Including the
$21, 900 offered for the speed pro-
gram, fully $50, 162 are offered for
the encouragement of the improve
ment of better live stock.
Nearly SIS, 900 are presented by
the horticultural and agricultural
departments. Agricultural ex-
hibits, including the county ex-
hibits, are given S9,S92 in pre-
miums. In the horticultural de-
partment prizes are as follows:
Fruit, 81, ,775.25; vegetables,
81 ,321; flowers, 81, $40. The COM
bined horticultural and agricultural
prize list is greater than that of any
other fair.
For decorated china and needle
work there are prizes of 81 ,3O1.
For exhibits of culinary work $3.50
are to be awarded. Premiums ag-
gregating 81, ,568.25 are to be given
school exhibits of superior worth.
The dog show is given 1854.
Plainly the Minnesota State Fair
is doing a tremendous amount of
good for the agricultural develop
ment of the Northwest.
The Ely miner., 1915-07-16
SECTION 50
Investors Have Chance to Get
Stock Of This Mine

The general public is offered an
opportunity to invest in the stock
of the Section 80 Mining company
Lewis H. Merritt & Co. of Duluth
have been authorized by the com.
pany to sell II, 900 shares at SIP. so
Eight thousand shares of this issue
were placed previous to the four
thousand shares offered for public
subscription this week. The COM
pany's capital is 100, ZOO shares of
par value of $40 each.
The company has been develop
ing its mine and making shipments
of iron ore for several years, and
has accumulated working surplus
of about 100000 says Skillings'
Market Letter. The purpose of
the company in selling a block of
the treasury stock is to provide an
adequate working capital at once,
instead of waiting to accumulate
additional surplus out of earnings,
and the quicker to get in position
to enter upon a distribution of
profits. The sale of this block of
stock will give the company ample
capital for all purposes. The mine
is situated four miles east of Ely,
Vermilion range.
The offering of this stock in a
notable independent iron mining
company such as Section 80 should
do much to stimulate interest in
good iron mining investments. 1t
is gratifying that the general
public should have a chance to
share in the earnings of the COM
pany, rather than that it should be
conducted as close corporation.
1t should have a good effect on
mining investment generally.
The Mining Letter is convinced
that the iron mining industry is
entering upon what will doubtless
be the longest and most profitable
period in the history of the indus
try, and shall not be surprised to
see Section 80 stock command $50,
and pay dividends which will more
than warrant the figure, within
two years. Section 80 is one of the
most valuable iron mines in the
Lake Superior region. George A.
St. Clair, president and manager of
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SOME STATE AIR
Offers Largest Premium List fol-
Farm Products in America

A total premium list of $84,-
967. so, the largest one offered by
any state fair in America, is pre-
sented by the Minnesota State Fair,
Sept. 6 to IL. The Iowa Fair
with prize list of SS3. .2o1, is the
only one that approaches the su-
preme position occupied by the
Gopher Exposition.
Of the total sum offered by the
Minnesota State Fair, $50, ,461 SO
are to be awarded in the form OF
cash premiums by the fair man
agement. Cash prizes of 81, ,496
are offered by the Minnesota Art
Society and various breeding as
The Ely miner., 1915-07-16

in excessive quantities it does nc
harm except to the larvae it is
intended to destroy. Chickens
picking in manure treated with il
suffer no i'll effects.
One-half pound of powdered
hellebore mixed with 10 gallons OF
water is sufficient to kill the larvae
in bushels, or 10 cubic feet OF
manure. The mixture should be
sprinkled carefully over the pile,
especial attention being paid to the
outer edges. In most places helle-
bore is obtainable in 1OO-pound
lots at cost of II cents a pound.
This makes the cost of the treat
ment little less than seven -tenths
of cent per bushel of manure.
A liberal estimate of the output of
manure is bushels a day per
horse. The money involved is
therefore trifling in comparison
with the benefits to the Individual
and the community from the
practical elimination of the disease
spreading fly.
Although fresh manure is the
favorite breeding spot, flies lay
their eggs in other places as well,
such as outhouses. refuse piles,
etc. In these places, from which
no manure is taken to spread on
the fields, considerable saving may
be effected through the substitution
of borax for powdered hellebore.
Applied at the rate ofO.62 pounds
per bushels of manure, borax is
as effective as powdered hellebore
in killing the larvae but costs less
than half a cent for each bushel of
manure treated. In larger quanti-
ties, however, or when the manure
itself is spread at a greater rate
than Is tons to the acre, some
damage to crops may result. Large
quantities of manure are often used
by market gardeners and others,
and there is always danger of care
lessness in applying the borax.
The use of the more expensive
but safer hellebore is therefore
recommended for the treatment of
manure. Borax is recommended
for all other refuse in which flies
may lay eggs.
Scientists who have been work
ing for years to eliminate the fly
are convinced that the use of one
or the other of these simple meas
ures is public duty wherever
manure and refuse exist. Sani-
tarians, however, strofigly advise
the removal of refuss heaps or
other unnecessary eAbbish -~or
breeding places for flies. In breed
ing places which cannot be thus
disposed of, such as manure or
stables, the daily use of powdered
hellebore will keep the flies from
breeding in these favorite breeding
grounds. The best results are OBJ
tainable in a community where
everyone cleans up his premises,
traps or kills the flies, and systemat-
lcally treats the manure and other
breeding places with powdered
hellebore.
A fly is not only a nuisance to
human beings and live stock, it
spreads disease and filth and is
menace to public health which can
not be tolerated in the face of
demonstrated remedy. Details of
the experiments with other inform
alton on the subject are contained
in professional paper, Bulletin
PAS of the U. S. Dept. of Agricul-
ture.
The Ely miner., 1915-07-16
Valuable TTip

A trip through fifteen of the
sixteen public institutions for the
unfortunate in Minnesota in charge
of the State Board of Control will
be offered to visitors at the Mime
The Ely miner., 1915-07-16

|. For SALE-23 foot Gasoline
Launch. E horse power, double
cylinder engine. Inquire at this
offce-Adv. If
The Ely miner., 1915-07-16
MARRIED

The marriage of Miss Lille La
Beau, of this city to Mr.. H.
Stefanus, of St. Paul occurred at
Duluth Saturday noon.
Miss LaBeau is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
LaBeau of this city and has grown
to womanhood in this city, having
up to a short time ago held a
responsible position with the D.
& l. R. R. telephone company as
central and was liked by all that
knew her.
Mr.. Stefanus was employed in
the construction of the New Wash
ington school and numbered his
friends to the list of his ac-
quaintances.
After a short wedding trip they
will make their home in St. Paul.
The best wishes of host of friends
goes with the young couple for
smooth sailing over the matrimonial
sea.
The Ely miner., 1915-07-16

Frank Anderson of this city and
Miss Larson of Fergus Falls were
married last week at the home of
the brides parents at Fergus Falls.
The bridegroom's mother, Mrs.
Clara Anderson and sisters, Miss
Elsie of this city, Mrs. Albin Sund-
holm of Section 80, Miss Edith of
St. Paul and Mrs. John Dist of
Chisholm attended the wedding.
The young couple returned to
this city the first of the week and
have gone to housekeeping on
Harvey Street.
The Ely miner., 1915-07-16

Leave your tires at the Ely
Hardware Co. for vulcanizing
All work guaranteed. ADV.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

5giber bber Mften Concert % bpel
52proag og 5p1bag often frembiies
no Silms ! ~ainematogrufen. 2groas
Gormio6ag bies ubeIuffe11be Spor-
ten, me6ens gfterrniooagen uofDl=
6es meo Iette otbletiffe gpelier.
Sor at 0isie Menneifer ogfaa fan
faa 2gligbeo til at npoe 11oget al
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fiitent tageS al amerifanife Gen
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3reiten Sngenigren og nogle Soc
rere Mmerifanere eller Spaniere;
alle andre @mbeoer er belatte mes
&oloniiter eller forbenDnren6e Solo:
nilter.
@eboerne at Slpabig bar ielp De
res Boliti og &etsial. &oloni1ter-
ne fgler fig ubmerfet go6t tilpns /
beres lille Ger6en, % set er 1fe
mere enc en Gong, at e1 Stroffar.
&c efter afionet Straf bar be6t ON
at mnatte blibe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

ganife 0olnineredbe. Sn1portn1p11g=
ben Of 0isie garer befsler imiio1Ierz
ito itarH fro glnr til Mar, lite ofene
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be01nasien al Sc til Danmarf irb-
fprte &ornbarer norn1alt folnmer
fra an0re 2anbe enc De Spr. Sta=
ter (<slal1o, GDiflano, 8alfan1ta=
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ipecielt for 6e to ii01te Maa11eber
at 1914, bi1er, at al 6isie to Maa-
ne0ers Snofpriel fra Il. g. 81. til
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be1tlaa 1tflareret, cit lige iaa flor
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l1noeripgelie bar igprigt bilt, at
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Spr. 5tuter anfon1lre &arer
@ieamem1nit for Maal1eoerne $50
b~ember- 1914 nbgioroe
ca. % Mfill. Ser. e a 8 pGt. at ct
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9anmarf fra lon1tltge 2an6e). gf
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til 6an1f Sorbr11g. Den e11e Sreote=
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be11babns Tribob11 11orrnalt fungerer
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transatlantic Snbfgriel til Norge,
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gare (5eot), font TIT ramn1es at
l16fGrielsforbl,o.
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Niun.. az second class matchmaker.
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til at itaa, me0 eller u0e1 Saabe1=
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I5fueplo6ien for set ltore 8erbens-
Drama al mrlie @pmpotbi og
5tgtte, 1ige meget bbilfet 8nrti
mon ems tilbgrer.
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tie, anllelfaroba1er % 9gler meo.
ftprre 8prber. set belle mi1l0er ON
9lterlano.- Wee1 1aar man fonnrnerI
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9uie at ia1nme 5Iags, iom man
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rer SporDognenes @inger1 og 8iler-
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&anfaiten. Sber faar Sob til at
bDrfe fin @l16 paa tin egel1 Maabe.
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ogiaa en- ganife l1trolig Sorbirring.
&nSierne, at bbilfe ser en- en- balb
Mtllion, CT greif=fatboIife, Mr1neni-
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tioligere bemerfet, nnrmeit af 2nn-
bets pfonomiife 0pibing og ligele-
6es al &usi ernes mprfelige Cine
til at omgaaes balbaltatiife Soft.
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9anmarfs 5anbelsomietnius mes
SC Sur. Stater.

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lien.
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inbtager Ell anoen &o1gs @la6s /
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lem Danmarf og Il. g. 81. Set
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bill blibe bpiere ems / set foregaoer=
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st Mgniterfcnsiel,

2ibt u0enfor De 5000 filippinife
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@rnltbtanfe11 ct SEN iffffe at lu0e 11o=
gert Seng1elsatmo1fere bin6e SOB
f9lte Ser, men be6 fingeret Sribeo
og Silliosbebiier lpger mon at u6=
pbe retlinlet 2ibsfprelie. &e1ultotet
er iaa gunitigt, at oct tl1r6e bore al
Snteresie fer at bpre 11ogle @rfelt=
beoer fra 0enne Sn6retning.
2obens Obertrebere og SorbrD0ez
re, 1om ct oemte til fleroorigt
Sengiel, og iom / ct @ar bor OPP
fgrt fig go0t og til Seneielsopipns-
ma1t6ens Silfre6sbeo, ienoes til
Sabig, for at 6e Ser Iettere fan lpre
otter at fin6e fig tilrette / set bor=
gerlige 2ib> noor Sc fomn1er biem
igien.
De fGrlte to Mar leber 5traffe=
fangen font iaafalbt &olonilt; bbis
ban 0enne Sis fam opfpre fig pent
og oroentligt, bliber BON gjort til
geDbDgger, .og bbis ban er gift, BIZ
! Der bans Samilie paa Stotens @e=
foltning ien6t ODER til ban1. San
foar ct pent Sns og to &eftor Sorb
1amt MrbeibsbDr pg 8erftgi. Denne
Soro oprfer ban ielb og planter
for Set meite &ofosnp6ber, Meais og
andre Srugter. MbIen afleberes / Sc
felles Sober og @arebuie og goot=
gipres mes SEN babe &ris. Sci
oeres @ortreiie fra. &oIonien faor
enbber Sen 511m l1obetolt, ban bo1
short Mrbei0e for.
9eres 8eifieftigelle / aolor1iet
er eflerS at forifielIig Mrt. Siffe:
riet 1dnner fig go6t, og oes1loen Ell
Der meo Spabig forbun6en Ell &rea-
%turbeorift. On Sorm bar Sc Ser
noe, iom er benbe6 100 &bo6ratmiIe
flor og Dor en- 8eietning paa ial1
$50 5tf. &beg. S Bolaan np0e1
man bet go0e, at Ser Der iffe fore
fornr1er &begipgoom1ne.
Diiciplinen / 6enne ieI1omme So.
loni er efter mtliterif emit. On
Morge11e1 ser, 6 fal6es Ser poa 8e.
boerne, SCI. 6 Mften bIeies ser Sap.
penitreg> og | 2gbet al 9agen ofbol.
Deg Ser ire til fire Mpeller. ct bi61
%forgrenet Selefonnet omipen6er beIt
!, 3en.
Men Ser er life ale11e igrget fol
Mrbeioe Solomon, mon bar ogiat
Sornpielier NOT. SaioroipiI ol
9pil1nsrpgning er forb1ot tilige
meo Np6elien of alfobolboloigt
Driffebarer. Derimo6 finoes mango
8illaroipil % 6esIige. st lille Me11.
fihorps, iammeniat at @oloniiter