The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-06-27

Middle River.-Middls River win
celebrate the Fourth of July, the Wood
men lodge having taken the initiative
In the matter.
Cloquet. The first motor bus of
the Cloquet-Duluth Transit company
has been put in operation from here
to Duluth on regular schedule.
Two ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS crews
are daily hauling ore to the docks
here over the Iron Range and the ship
ping season is in full swing.
]. Bemidji-Farmers of four town
ships In Southern Beltrami county
have organized band Of 20 pieces to
be known as the United Community
band.
Crookston.-The Polk County Farm
bureau members win hold their first
annual picnic on the grounds of the
Northwest School of Agriculture in
this city.
Moorhead.-Frank Schoenborn was
held to the district court by Judge
E. q. Wade, charged with assaulting
and robbing William Draught, a Ia
borer, of S45.
Bemidji. - William Anderson, a
brakeman on the Minnesota & Inter-
national railway, was seriously injured
when he was thrown from a car Of
logs near Northome, and is in local
hospital.
Brainerd.-Rev. Renius Johnson sew
cred two tendons of his left wrist while
chopping poles on his farm in, Bat
Lake township and was laid up two
weeks. He breaches Sundays only in
the country.
Crookston.-William Budendorf and
Wallace Wurden, East Grand Forks,
charged with keeping gambling de.
vices in their place of business, were
found guilty after district court jury
had been out but ten minutes.
Albert. Lea.-The Lutheran confer
ence here has come to close. The
last business transacted wa,5 negative
action on the proposition for the
church to take over the Spokane,
Wash, state college. Instead it was
decided to lease the building for ap
other 10 years.
st. Cloud.-Right Rev. Bishop Busch
has lust ordained Rev. Benedict Pete,
Meif Of Melrose, and Rev. Leo KAYE
ney IF st. Cloud, both affiliated with
the diocese of st. Cloud; also Rev
Oswald Johannes and Ignatius Whit,
Jus, members of the Benedictine orde
at st. Johns Abbey at Collegeville.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will enter
tain Gen. Leonard A. Wood and Gov
ernor Burnquist in a Homecoming cell
ebration for veterans of the world war
on July 2. General Wood will present
the Congressional medal awarded Nels
Void of Mcintosh, Mimi, whoFlost his
life in France, to the boys sister, Mrs
Dahl, of Climax.
Albert Lea.-This locality was visit.
ed by heavy storm, accompanied by
lightning and thunder More than an
inch Of rain fol- This made the fifth
night in succession that storms have
visited this locality, all at about the
same hour, between and z p. m, Much
damage to crops has been caused by
the excessive downpour.
Moorhead.-After two years sew
ice, mostly overseas in the army, Capt
C. A, Nye has returned to Moorhead
and July l will resume his duties as
senior Judge Of Seventh judicial dis
trict, position he held when he en-
tered his country's service. He re-
signed from the bench when he went
to war but his judicial position was
held open for him.
St. Paula track connection be,
tween the Great Northern and the 500
Line at Warren was ordered by the
State Railroad and Warehouse COM
mission. The order was issued upon
showing that the connection wouldl
effect big saving in gravel neeSed
in 100000 state road project in Mar.
shall and Kittson counties.
st. Paul-Following action of the
state supreme court in virtually dis
solving the Injunction restraining the
Twin City Telephone company from
raising rates, advertisements appeared
in the papers stating that all telephone
rates would be advanced at once Tho
increased rate is virtually the same
that which was halted by state actor
in January.
: Virginia his mother, Mrs
Anderson, brought Private Martin Ar
derson, just discharged from the no
pital at Fort Smelling, to Virginia. Pr
vate Anderson was told on leaving tt
hospital that his mother was at
Cloud, but he was unable to locate b
there, and later heard that she W
at Virginia. The Red Cross is add,
Private Anderson in his search.
Winona.-The ashes. of Charl
Eaton, whose body was cremated aft
his death at st. Paul last March, ha
been brought to Winona by b
nephew, w. j. Eaton, of Rochester, a.
inferred at Woodlawn cemeter
wherein Mrs. Eaton was buried J
1879. Mr. Eaton was one of the foun
ers of Winona. In the early SOS
was appointed by President Abraham
Lincoln to serve Minnesota as Unite
States marshal. He was 81 years OLE
Thief River Falls.-Game Wardel
William Munich was in Thief Rive
Falls and after a consultation witt
Judge N. w. Tarrant and those inter
ested in the preservation Of game anc
songbirds, it waz decided to issue 6
warming to the fathers and mothers OF
the children of the city that the prac
tice of shooting and killing birds by
the youngsters must cease at once
The penalty calls for fine of from
SO to 500, or from 30 to 80 days in
the county Jail.
st. PauL-Maj. e. A. Fish of Mime
apolis has been awarded the croix de