The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-07-30

| service in Norway.
Marshall--Marshall gave Lamberton
its second trimming of the year here
winning to 2 in a close game
Luverne-By $50 votes the PROPOSE
ton to adopt a new charter for Luz
verne was turned down at special
| election.
Hastings Dakota county auditor
and county treasurer reported reven-
ues of $420,641.71 received the last
| three months.
Observation-Disclosures of the Moland
Cooperative Creamery association
have decided to rebuild their creamery
| which was destroyed by fire.
Brainerd-The 1919 sale of thrift
stamps, war savings stamps and treas
ury savings certificates in Crow Wing
County amounted to $3O755.90.
st. Paul-Whisky thieves burglariz-
ed the home of Samuel Markowitz,
| and carried away whisky and old
wines valued at more than $4,000.
Albert Lea Crops in general never
looked better than this year in this
county, with the exception of some
wheat and oats, which are affected
with black rust
International Falls-Several new
cases of scarlet fever have been found
in town and as result Judge Berg
| chairman of the board of health, is do
ing some quarantining
Fergus Falls-Paul Silbernagle, 81
WOO I'll cd IN, T Oh 10 ~
on after he had rescued his sister, who
had stepped from dropoff while
bathing. The body was recovered.
Waseca-Idella Merriett, age 20
months, died of drinking kerosense.
The child climbed up on a high chair
and secured the kerosene from can,
which was on top of the kerosene
stove.
Pipestone-F. T. Mann, for the last
nine years superintendent of the gov
eminent Indian training school here,
has been appointed superintendent of
the Winnebago Indian agency at Win
nebago, Neb.
ton have let contract for the con-
struction of a large potato warehouse
to be erected here. The structure will
be 40 by 100 feet with full basement
and will be used for storage of pota-
toes this fall.
Crookston-St. Paul was chosen as
the 1921 convention city of the Mime
sofa branch of the National Letter
carriers association at the closing ses-
sion of it's two-day state convention
here Fred A. Jarl of ST. Paul was
elected president
Carlton-The Carlton County Agri-
cultural society will hold its thirtieth
annual fair here Sept IA, Is, and 16,
and the premium book just issued, in
dicates that fair this year will .offer
more prizes and make better show
ing ON the development of this coun-
ty than ever.
ST. Cloud-Diving from boat, after
being cautioned against the practice,
cost Harold Hines, one of several boys
swimming in Lake Johanna, near
Brooten, his life, as he was seized
with cramps and drowned before COM
panions could rescue him. Hines
mother, widow lives at LIE Sueur,
while he and his brother were employ
ed by Swift & Co.
Hibbing-Plans for the coming of
the American Institute of Mining and
Metallurgical engineers to the Mesa
ba range on Aug. q and % are now
about completed The engineers,
about $50 in number, headed by Her
bert Hoover, will leave Minneapolis by
special train on the night of Avg. 26,
arriving at the Leonidas mine, Eve
leth, between and s a. m, Aug. q.
Hibbing-A fight in downtown
soft drinking place reputed to have
originated over dispute over a gamb-
ling game resulted in Chief of Police
Dwyer, issuing orders that all gamb-
ling in public places in the village
must cease. A number of profession
al gamblers are said to have f1ocked
here looking for "easy money" and the
chief has decided they must move on.
ST. Paul-Bonus payments to Min
be completed until the Legislature at
it's regular session in January author
ICES additional bonus bond legislation,
it was stated by Harrison Fuller, st.
Paul, department commander Of the
American Legion, after a conference
with Governor Burnquist and mem
bers of the state bonus board. The
extra session plan was discussed but it
appeared the slight saving of time
would not warrant the expense involv-
ed.
Washington-The census bureau
has announced the following 1920 pop
ulatiun results: Fairmont, Mimi, A.
$50, increase 1872 of 56.5 per cent;
Rochester, Mimi, 1922, increase s.
S78 or 749 per cent; Anoka county,
Mimi, 1926, increase 3,133 or ISL
per cent; Clearwater county, Mimi,
1853, increase 1899 or 24.7 per cent;
Chisago county, Mimi. 14,445, increase
9OS or 6.7 per cent; Kanabec county,
Mimi, 9.0S6, increase 2,625 or 40.6 per
cent; Kandiyohi county, Mimi, b.
O60, increase 1901 or 1853 per cent;
Lake Co., Mimi, 8,251 increase 240 or
80 per cent; LIE Sueur Co., Mimi, IT,
$40, decrease 739 or 40 per cent; Nc
Leod Co., Mimi, 20,444 increase 1,753
or 9.4 per cent Marshall county,
Mimi, 19,443, increase 3,105 or 1910 per
cent; Nicollet county, Mimi, 1906, In
crease 81 or GA per cent.
Cuyuna-Paul Enquist, an aged
man, resident of Guyana for the
mast seven wears died at the Allen
hospital in Crosby, following two
weeks intense suffering from burns
received the evening of July 8, when
his home here caught fire and he was
badly hnrned about the arms and