The Ely miner., 1920-04-30

report of farmers.
Askov.-Jorgen R. Peterson, former
postmaster at Askov, has been appoint
ed to that position again.
Brainerd.-Arnold Niederer died
here from injuries received when he
was struck by freightear.
Washington.-Th population of
Thief River, Mimi, as given out is
1855, gain of II over 1910.
Duluth.-The steamer Sonora, q
freighter, was the first to leave the
Duluth harbor for another point in
the 1920 season.
Hibbing.-A sale of Holstein and
Guernsey cattle during one of the
days of the st. Louis county fair will
be new feature to be introduced this
year
Moorhead- People of Moorhead are
warned again by Mayor e. w. Hum
phrey to continue boiling their water
for twenty minutes before using it for
drinking purposes.
Hallock- Hallock will have new
Great Northern depot next year. Rep
resentatives of the Great Northern
came here and after an inspection of
the depot decided to build next year.
Adrian.-Professo H. L. Anderson,
superintendent of public schools here,
has accepted like position at Bloom
ing Prairie and will take up his duties
there at the opening of the 1920 school
year.
Worthington.-W. E. Oliver, mayor
of Worthington, died following an op-
GRAFTON for appendicitis. Mr.. Oliver
was 81 and had resided here since
1882. He came here from New Hamp-
shire.
Hastings.-The ST. Paul Stone COM
pany has purchased a 20 acre tract in
southeast Hastings from R. F. Casley,
the purchase price was given as S.
600. The company will open stone
quarry here
Hastings.-The body of Raymond
McAndrews, 8 year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix McAndrews, Minneapolis,
who was burned to death, was
brought here and inferred in st.
Barnabas cemetery.
Hastings.-Fre Frown was killed
and William Holland so badly injur-
ed that he is not expected to live when
the motor speeder on which they were
riding on the 500 line jumped the
track near this city.
LIE Sueur.--A special cattle train of
twenty-one cars left here for Cascade,
Mont. 1t carried about 600 head of
cattle which had been wintered at LIE
Sueur on the farms run by the Min
nesota Valley Canning company.
Lake City.-C. w Brown, superin-
tendent of schools for the last seven
years has resigned to accept like po-
sition at Albert Lea. At recent meet
ing of the school board the teachers
were given an increase in salary.
Bemidji-Th resignation of H.
Mayne Stanton, secretary of the Be
midi Civicsand Commerce association,
effective May Is, is announced Mr.
Stanton will become secretary of the
Grand Forks, N. D. Commercial club
Redby.-In letter to S. A. Selv0g,
in charge of the state fisheries at Red
by, Senator Knute Nelson stated that
the item for surveying the Red lake
harbor project is in the rivers and
harbors bill, and added that it is there
to stay.
Winona.-Robert Irons, superinten-
dent of schools at Rapid City, S. D.,
has been elected to the superinten-
dency of the Winona public schools.
succeeding Joseph " Voorhees,, re-
signed. He will begin his duties here
about June l.
Cloquet.-Notices have been served
on all occupants of "shacks'' within
the city fire limits and built after the
1918 fire to move before July 1. 1t is
estimated that about fifty frames will
be affected by this order, which is due
to a city ordinance.
Winona.-Plans for a cooperative
store here, to be operated for organ
lied labor in Winona and farmers in
the vicinity, were made at meeting
here. 1t is planned to incorporate and
establish the store as-soon as sufficient
stock can be supplied.
Glenwood.-Although the contract
for the general road to be construct
ed between this point and Detroit has
not been let, considerable other work
being under way. 1t is expected that
the contract for the general road work
will be let early in May.
Hutchinson.-The Hutchinson Pro-
duce company and Farmers Co-opera-
tive Creamery mailed out of Hutchin-
son during three days more than TO-
600 pounds of butter, which, because
of the express embargo on perishables,
have to go via parcel post to Balti-
more, Washington and Philadelphia.
st. Cloud.-Plans for new Church
of God building have been completed
by Architects Foss & Foss and accept
ed by the governing body of the
church The structure will be of col
ored stucco with square battlement
tower extending about four feet above
the main edifice, equipped for install
lation of chimes at a later date.
Redwood Falls.-The Minnesota
Rural Express company has been
formed at Montevideo and will estab-
lish i number of notorious lines in this
section. One of the lines will run
from Redwood Falls to Green Lake;
another from Marshall to Glenwood;
from Granite Falls, Candy and Orton-
vile, and carry passengers, baggage
express and make trips daily between
the points of several routes.
Owatonna.-Members of the staff of
one local bank and employees of a
JeWelry manufacturing firm in tha