The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-06-06
NEWS OF STATE
TERSELY TOLD
Recent Happenings In Minnesota
Given In Brief Items For
Busy Readers.

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Cook.-The Progressive league of
this place is planning to hold fair
next September, showing the agricul-
tural products of this section.
Hibbing.-Local hotels announce a
slight advance in charges. Hotel own
ers claim that along with other things,
the cost of keeping up hotel is in
creasing every day.
Canby.-Ralph w. Hanson, a young
farmer, was crushed to death when a
tractor he was using on his farm
turned over on him. The machine
stalled in bog and Hanson threw on
all power to free it.
st. Paul-Governor Burnquist has
appointed g. F. Buehler of the St.
Paul Machinists' union to succeed r..
F. Schroeder, also of st. Paul, as
labor's representative on the state
board of arbitration.
ST. Cloud.-Belated reports at Vic
tory Loan headquarters show addition
al subscriptions of $500 in the county,
making total subscriptions for Stearns
county of s1,7O0,S5O, making a total
oversubscription for the county of $751;
$50.
Welcome.-This village is without
light or power. 1t is asserted that the
plant was built to sell and that when
a market was not found the promoters
left. Plans are being perfected by
which the village will operate the
forsaken plant.
Fairmont. = Fairmont's new golf
clubhouse was officially opened here
with house warming and dance at
which 80 members and friends were
in attendance. The golf links and club
are at Interlaken park, three miles
south of this city.
Sank Center.-High school gradu-
Lotus d. Coffman of the University of
Minnesota giving the address, Diplo-
mas were granted to forty-four stud
ents, thirty in the regular academic
work and fourteen in the normal de-
partment. ..
Red Lake Falls.-County Agent
Charles G.. Lake is securing the county
for fifty men to help him clear up a
location for the second annual picnic
of the Red Lake County Farm Bu-
reau association, which will be held
at the Terrebonne dam on the Clear
water river Tuesday, June "a.
Minneapolis.-Hos of Minneap-
oils will receive thorough analysis
at a weeks session of the Minnesota
Hospital association in Minneapolis
beginning June g. Hospital standard
ization in general is to be the aim
of the conference, which will meet
with the Hennepin County Medical
society June 4. .......
Bemidji-Southern Beltrami county
bee keepers met here and formed an
association. H. A. Fladhammer, who
conducts an apiary in Liberty town.
ship, was elected president; P. E.
WEIGH, secretary, and A. T. Doe, treas
urer. The officers will comprise a
committee to draw a constitution and
bylaws, which will be presented at
meeting to be held soon.
st. Paul-Archbishop Austin BOWL
ing of st. Paul was invested with the
pallium, the insignia of papal delega-
ton of authority, at the Roman Catho-
lie cathedral here. Archbishop ]. j.
Keane of Dubuque, Iowa, off1ciated
in the ceremony of investure, and
Archbishop G. w. Mundelein of Chica-
go also was in attendance.
Moose Lake.-The present warm
spell has given a great impetus to
Carlton county crops, especially hay,
ground that was burned over during
the fire disaster last fall in this Sec
ton now being welcome green. Farm
ers have seeded larger acreage to
grain than usual, while many are put
ting in extensive potato crops. Many
returned soldiers are helping farmers.
Virginia-W. e. Beaderwolf, evange-
list, will conduct six weeks revival
here, starting the first week in Octo-
Der. This was decided with the ac-
ceptance by the evangelist of the con-
tract sent him by officers of the North
ern Minnesota Laymens Evangelist
association. Mr.. Beaderwolf is now
closing his campaign in Los Angeles,
Cal. 1t is estimated the campaign
will cost $4,000.
Minneapolis.-The State of Mime
sofa has been given signal recognition
in the plans for Americas greatest
educational convention by the selec-
ton of Minnesota educators for i'm
portant parts on the program of the
National Education Association to be
held in Milwaukee, June % to July 5.
Miss Alma L. Binzel, head of the kind
dergarten work of the city schools
in Minneapolis and DIR. Guy Stanton
Ford will be on the program for the
general sessions of the Convention
while the programs for sectional gath
erings will include a large number of
Minnesota people though the program
is not as yet completed.
Baudette.-Thomas TAFT, who re-
sides south of here, had his back
broken and his, arm and head badly
bruised when his team of horses, while
standing in front of the lumber yard,
became frightened. In attempting to
stop the team he was knocked down
and both the team and wagon passed
over his body.
Brainerd-Pig raising in the city
limits thrived when Hoover boosted
the pig-at-your-home idea in war times,
but it has been frowned on in peace
times, and so no more squeals will be
heard in Brainerd city limits this sum-
mer.
Eveleth.-The new Swedish Luther
an church on Adams avenue and
Pierce street was dedicated and
at the same time the Duluth district
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