The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1918-09-13

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Bemidji.-The fall term of rsrct
court will begin Tuesday, Se.. TO-
and the grand and petit Jurors have
been selected.
ST. Paul-An order closing all Min
nesota saloons Sept. II, draft registra-
ton day, was issued by the State Pub
lie Safety commission.
Pine City.-P. w. McAllen sold ten
mules from his Pokegama lake farm,
which were shipped to St. Louis, the
consideration being $4,000.
Baudette. Owing to the excessive
cost of everything the management of
the Rex hotel here has found it neces-
sary to close the dining room.
Luverne.-A hail storm visited this
section, causing additional damage to
the corn crop here. This was the Sec
ond hail storm within ten days.
st. Paul.-Mrs. August MaImberg,
6S, dropped dead on the porch of her
home. Coroner D. G.. Jones said her
death was caused by apoplexy.
Minneapolis = Donald Plieth, 49,
months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo
Plieth, accidentally killed himself by
pulling the trigger of a revolver.
Minneapolis.-Min Minnesota movie man.
ayers are eager to get all "war" pic
lures, which they claim attract twice
as large audiences as other films.
st. Cloud-The John Clark Granite
company of Rockville has secured a
large contract for the granite to be
furnished in the construction of the ST.
Paul Union depot.
Pipestone.-Henry Harders, farm
er, is dead from injuries received in
the tornado which passed along the
northern border of the county two
weeks ago and struck Tyler.
eapolis.-Herman Klukow, ",
a retired farmer from Albert Lea,
Mimi, dropped dead at the State Fair
grounds. Mrs. G. A. Lawler, of Inver
Grove, daughter, was with him.
Bemidji. = Supreme Court Judge
Oscar Hallam of st. Paul will be here
and speak on the Fourth Liberty Loan,
under the auspices of the America
First association of Bemidji, in the
near future.
Observation-Disclosures over fail
ing health, Miss Edith vanstrom, "a
years old, took her life by inhaling
gas at her home. Her body was found
several hours after she committed sui
eide. She had been clerk in down
town store.
East Grand Forks.-Miss Gertrude
Saunders succeeded in successfully
passing the examinations emitting her
to the yeoman corps. Yeomanette
Saunders has been assigned to the u.
S. s. Trenton and is now entitled to
all the privileges of sailor.
Tyler. = Several hundred business
men from Pipestone arrived here to
put in a full days work assisting in
cleaning up the tornado wreckage.
The mayor of Pipestone says that
every business house in Pipestone was
closed, and that all men of that city
were here. Immediately after their
arrival the Pipestone men donned
overalls and began work.
Minneapolis - Varied degrees Of
frost were reported throughout Min
nesota as result Of the sudden tenn
perature drop few days since. A
killing frost was reported at Campbell,
Park Rapids. and Thief River Falls,
while Duluth and the adjacent terri
tory experienced extremely chilly
weather and considerable damage. At
Detroit, Montegideo and Moorhead the
vegetable crops were slightly nipped.
Minneapolis F. Tenney, SO years
old, cashier Of the First State bank
of Ada, enlisted in the Quartermaster
Corps of the United States Army at
the recruiting Office in the federal
building here. Mr.. Tenney has son,
Edward A., member of the Marine
Corps, who was seriously gassed at
Belleau Wood Another son, Corporal
Luman H. Tenney, of the Field Artil-
Iery, is attending an American officers
training camp in France. He was in
the battle of Cantigy.
Bemidji-Word has been received
by relatives that man by the name
of Fisher, formerly in the employ Of
lnC SIOOhSIOn huhUCl COulPoAy, 1du
been wounded while in the service in
France. Inquiry at the company's
Offices failed to disclose any informa-
ton as to him.
Moorhead-A. H. Larson. who has
been the Clay county weed agent, has
left for st. Paul to be employed in
the white pine blister rust campaign
until the opening of the Minnesota
agricultural college. Mr.. Larson is
assistant state seed analyst and In
structor in applied botany.
Virginia. Charles Bartz, who left
here Aug 26 with delegation of draft
ees for Camp Grant, Ill, is now in a
hospital at Rice Lake, Wis, with in
juries sustained while he either fell or
was thrown from the Omaha train
carrying soldiers to the cantonment,
according to word just received by his
parents.
Hibbing. - The day nursery was
opened to the public one year ago and
that it has been well worth the money
invested by the village is readily seen
by the report of the work as prepared
by Miss Gaver. who is in charge, show
ING an attendance to date of 267